Sawyer Robertson, Bryson Washington, Treven Ma’ae, and Kyler Jordan all joined their coach in answering questions about the win and the opportunity that the coming bowl game presents.

Baylor (8-4, 6-3) extended its winning streak to six games with an explosive 45-17 victory over Kansas (5-7, 4-5) in the regular season finale on Saturday afternoon at McLane Stadium.

Baylor passed a different kind of test on Saturday.

Baylor (7-4, 5-3) extended its winning streak to five games with a narrow 20-10 victory over the Houston Cougars (4-7, 3-5) on Saturday night at TDECU Stadium.

From the outside looking in, the Bears' bowl hopes appeared to be a pipedream, and the program seemed poised to part ways with fifth-year head coach Dave Aranda at the end of the year.

For first-year head coach Willie Fritz to have his defense playing this well when they go into every game, knowing that they need to hold the opposing offense under 24 if they want any chance, it’s impressive.

Welcome to the ‘Monday Revue,’ where we will review the most important happenings from Baylor’s most recent resounding win over West Virginia in Morgantown.

Battle-tested and now bowl-eligible, these Bears are firing on all cylinders following a fourth straight win. A few things stood out for better or worse on Saturday.

Sawyer Robertson, Keaton Thomas and Josh Cameron all took questions along with their head coach after the Bears won in Morgantown for the first time ever.

In a battle between two hot offenses, Baylor edged out TCU in a classic night game in McLane Stadium. Let’s take a look at the most important happenings from Baylor’s thrilling win.

A walkoff field goal to beat the Frogs was a result ten years in the making. And in drawing from the past for a win in the present, the Bears have changed the outlook for their future.

In the 120th meeting between Baylor (5-4, 3-3) and TCU (5-4, 3-3), the Bears walked away victorious with a last-second 37-34 win over the rival Horned Frogs on Saturday night at McLane Stadium.

TCU is trying to be more aggressive this year, and it’s having mixed results. They’re pretty solid at generating pressure up front, but they've been subpar at creating turnovers, with only five forced fumbles and four interceptions on the season.

On Monday, head coach Dave Aranda held his weekly press conference before the Bears (4-4, 2-3) take on TCU (5-3, 3-2) in a rivalry matchup on Saturday at McLane Stadium.

Here are the top questions for Dave Aranda and the Bears (4-4, 2-3) going into the matchup against the Horned Frogs.

Early in the year, Baylor’s offense didn’t do many things well. But since Sawyer Robertson (RJr.) became the starting quarterback, they’ve become very explosive.

An explosive offense led the way for the Bears, but the defense needs to improve to keep the Bears rolling.

Matt Jones, Treven Ma'ae, Sawyer Robertson and Dawson Pendergrass joined their coach in fielding questions after the Bears' 38-28 win.