In this new weekly series, SicEm365’s Colt Barber takes a look at a variety of topics to determine if they are something really to get worked up about or excited for, or just not.

Colt Barber and Grayson Grundhoefer break down which position groups they feel the most and least confident about heading into Friday’s season opener against Auburn.

Baylor offensive linemen Coleton Price, Ryan Lengyel, Sidney Fugar took questions on Wednesday evening after Baylor Football practice.

SicEm365 Lead Recruiting Analyst and Co-Editor Grayson Grundhoefer unloads a massive set of insider notes on the Baylor offense leading into Fall Camp this week.

Baylor’s offense is loaded. But none of it matters if the offensive line can’t hold the line. And that group? It already believes it can dominate.

Grayson Grundhoefer and Colt Barber talk Baylor Football's offensive line. What are the expectations, how big of a loss was Campbell Barrington, loads of returning snaps and more.

Sidney Fugar, Omar Aigbedion, Coleton Price and Ryan Lengyel joined their position coach to answer questions after the Bears' Thursday practice.

Tackles Campbell Barrington and Alvin Ebosele joined center Coleton Price in talking to the media after Friday's practice.

Spring is over and summer has arrived. With the transfer portal on its last fumes, rosters are nearly set, and based on what we know, here's where my confidence lies for Baylor Football in all three phases entering next season. Up first, the offense.

Baylor's new offensive line coach, plus players Omar Aigbedion and Coleton Price, met with the media after practice on Thursday.

Colt answers some questions from other staff members on Baylor Football.

The latest as Baylor enters its by week.

The Grimes offense either works or it doesn't. And I think it's going to work quite well the remainder of 2023.

Coaching, quarterbacks, linemen and more have played key roles in getting Baylor to where it is: 1-3. What are the details of the story of this team so far though?

Two freshmen are making an impact on the depth charts for the Bears early in the season

Baylor made significant strides this past Saturday, but couldn't seal the deal against a hobbled Utah.

The offensive line must play better, but what other specific ways can Baylor give itself a shot against Utah's physical defense?

There was a lot of bad to see, but there were a handful of bright spots. What were the primary things that went wrong against Texas State?