With their 7-0 start to the 2019 season, Matt Rhule's decision to put recruiting on pause could pay major dividends with two months to go until the early signing period.

With the recent NCAA rule changes, official visits are taking place in the spring for programs around the country. Except for Baylor.

The first signs of life to the 2019 Big 12 football season will be in Arlington, Texas this week when the head coaches and star players from around the league visit with the media in an official capacity for the first time since the conclusion of spring ball.

Baylor isn't in a big hurry to take commitments in 2020 with hopes of a big season in 2019. Is that a wise decision? We have to wait six months before the final verdict.

Taking a look at several offers Baylor made and have since moved on from in past and present

In Facts, Rumors & Opinions (aka FRO), the SicEm365 staff compiles their knowledge and speculation from a number of conversations to cover a variety of interesting topics on Baylor University and Baylor Athletics, including football, basketball and recruiting.

In this edition of SicEm365 Premium Mailbag, members ask about potential grad transfer for football, John Lovett's move to safety, and how the receiver position is stacking up in 2019.

How does the 2019 class rank against the last four on campus?

Baylor signed a total of five prospects in the late signing period on Wednesday and head coach Matt Rhule addressed four of the signees in his afternoon press conference.

Follow along on SicEm365 to catch the latest updates on the final run of additions to Baylor's 2019 recruiting class on Wednesday, Feb. 6.

Baylor adds OL Paul Matavao-Poialii (Daly City, CA/Jefferson) to the 2019 class.

With three signees in place before 7:30 a.m. CT on Wednesday morning, Baylor now waits for their final two prospects to make their decisions.

The latest on where Baylor stands with their five remaining prospects and what could happen come Wednesday morning.

With 20 prospects ending their recruitment signing in December — nine of which were early enrollees — Baylor is now focused on their close to the 2019 recruiting class with plans to sign five on Wednesday of this week.