Craig Smoak recaps all the storylines from the last week of Baylor Athletics

Let's dive into Baylor's heartbreaking loss vs TCU.

For the Bears, this Saturday night in Lubbock is all about them. That's the focus, and that was the talk as WR Gavin Holmes and safety Devin Neal spoke to the media this week.

Texas Tech’s 2022 offense is the ideological opposite of Baylor’s offense. While Baylor’s wide-zone-based “Reliably Violent Offense” is predicated on pristine execution of relatively few plays, Texas Tech is a grab-bag of different schemes run at a million miles per hour.

The pair of Baylor football players met with the media after practice Tuesday.

Iowa State’s offense looks a lot different this year. Gone are Brock Purdy, Charlie Kolar, Breece Hall, and several other veterans, savvy tight ends.

Matt Jones and Devin Neal spoke on a half without Dillon Doyle while Sqwirl Williams hopes to help the offense find its groove.

Matt Jones, Devin Neal and Craig "Sqwirl" Williams met with the media after practice on Tuesday to answer questions on BYU and Texas State.

In this weekly segment, SicEm365’s Colt Barber looks back at the previous game, what it means for the remainder of Baylor’s season, and also takes a look ahead to Baylor’s next game with some early keys to victory.

Neal, a junior from Kentucky, will be one of Baylor's starting safeties. While Winfield is a four-star true freshman receiver from Lewisville.

Christian Morgan, Devin Neal and AJ McCarty from the corners and safeties met with the media after practice Monday.

Opposite of the offense, the potential for names emerging on the defensive side of the ball is a little bit smaller simply because of the fact that Baylor’s defense in 2020 was established and a large majority of the defense is returning for the 2021 season.