Baylor’s offense isn’t very good right now so they’re not going to match up well against anyone they face, but it’s particularly bad against Cincinnati.

Week three has hit the midway point, and now Baylor Football goes dark until Saturday. But before then, there was another opportunity to hear from those we sometimes forget about amidst the chaos and noise of losses and passion.

The pair of players answered questions after practice on Tuesday.

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?

Here are some strengths and weaknesses in one-sentence evaluations of the Bears that will see the vast majority of snaps for the offense in 2023.

Baylor receivers Ketron Jackson, Hal Presley and Monaray Baldwin answered questions from the media following fall practice on Friday evening.

Colt answers some questions from other staff members on Baylor Football and Baylor Athletics as a whole.

How much does Travis believe in each of these skill position groups for the Bears heading into the fall? He rates them between one and ten.

SicEm365 Lead Recruiting Analyst and Co-Editor Grayson Grundhoefer provides insider notes on Baylor's second scrimmage of the spring.

Entering year two in Waco, Baker is confident about his group but knows the proof is ultimately in the pudding. Fortunately, he feels good about the ingredients as spring approaches its final week.

Dallas Baker, Monaray Baldwin, Josh Cameron and Hal Presley met with the media on Thursday.

SicEm365's Grayson Grundhoefer and Travis Roeder answer the biggest questions of the week for Baylor football as Spring Camp continues.

Baldwin returns on the inside, but questions abound in the WR room otherwise. Will Arkansas Transfer Ketron Jackson take over? Which young guys step up to the opportunity?

Baylor didn’t play well. But college players tend not to every week. What separates great teams is their ability to grit those wins out. Baylor hasn’t done so previously this year, but they did in Norman.

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

My favorite thing to watch in a Baylor game is when the team perfectly executes what the staff game-planned all week. That was what was so satisfying about the Oklahoma and Ole Miss games last year, and it was equally satisfying against Tech this year.

WVU lost a ton from their 2021 roster but added a ton through the transfer portal. The defense, in particular, lost known quantities and replaced them with a bunch of FCS all-stars.

When expectations are high, it's easy to get frustrated. How close is Baylor to turning a corner with its youth.