Coming off of consecutive losses where Baylor largely got in their own way, fans were understandbly uneasy heading into a pivotal game vs Kansas. It was truly, once and for all, put-up or shut-up time.

Homecoming hoopla won't shake the Bears' focus this Saturday, but bad practice habits could sink any celebration if Siaki 'Apu' Ika and Ben Sims are any indication. Ahead of the Kansas contest, the player duo leaned heavily on talking about the basics, which seems to be the point with this team.

Especially compared to Kansas’ offense vs Baylor’s defense, this side of the ball I think is more predictable. Just like against West Virginia, if Baylor doesn’t shoot themselves in the foot they should get to 40+ in this game.

Let's take a look back at what the Bears did well in Morgantown, what they did poorly and why.

Football has returned and so has Craig Smoak's Monday morning breakdown of storylines around Baylor Athletics.

The major areas I expect Baylor’s offense to change, Shapen’s strengths and weaknesses, and what I expect from him in 2022

Drones, a redshirt freshman from Pearland, will most likely be Baylor's top backup quarterback. While Mitchell is a junior wide receiver from California.

Check out my best photos from Wednesday's practice! Honestly, I'm pumped with how these turned out.

Shapen, Drones and Anthony met with the media after practice on Saturday.

While Spring ball is about establishing the foundation, Fall camp is about honing your identity and establishing your depth chart.

Watch from the sidelines as the Bears took the field at McLane Stadium for the annual Green and Gold game!

Check out our best photos from Saturday's football Spring game!

Day two of spring football had the majority of the quarterback room meeting with the media after practice.

J.D. PicKell breaks down the current state of Baylor's quarterback battle, strengths and weaknesses of each, and gives his prediction for the season.

Drake Toll breaks down the Baylor Quarterback Competition on Up Tempo

Craig Smoak gives his thoughts on the 4/17 practice