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.

The pair of offensive players took questions on Tuesday after practice.

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.

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.

The Baylor Head Football Coach was joined by Keaton Thomas, Elinus Noel, Josh Cameron and Bryson Washington.

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.

“We can't get too high, and we can't get too low. We have to stay level-headed, humble and ready to work every day," linebacker Keaton Thomas (RSo.) told the media on Tuesday.

The trio of Bears took questions after Tuesday's Baylor Football practice.

Baylor (4-4, 2-3) earned its first conference victory at McLane Stadium since 2022 with a narrow 38-28 homecoming win over the Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-5, 0-5) on Saturday.

Robertson named Player of the Week, Cameron and Washington earn honorable mention status

Robertson was named Offensive Player of the Week, Washington was named Newcomer of the Week

Baylor (2-3, 0-2) dropped its eighth consecutive home conference game on Saturday, losing to No. 22 BYU (5-0, 2-0), 34-28.

In front of a half-empty McLane Stadium, Baylor (2-3, 0-2) dropped its eighth consecutive home conference game on Saturday, losing to No. 22 BYU (5-0, 2-0), 34-28.

On today's episode we're joined by the Baylor Bear insider Jerry Hill to discuss Baylor Football's breakout star Bryson Washington, and take a look at how Baylor Soccer is preforming as we approach conference play.

Baylor (2-1) will face Colorado (2-1) at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at Folsom Field. Here are some of the top questions heading into the conference opener.