Following the NFL's first of three major cut dates, Baylor Football is still sitting strong in the preseason.

Bears Xavier Newman, Henry Black and Tyquan Thornton visit with the media on Wednesday ahead of a trip to Stillwater, Oklahoma to take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys at 3 p.m. CT

On Monday, Baylor announced the first recipients of single digit numbers to players in the 2019 football season. Voted on by the players, those awarded with a single digit represent the nine toughest players who demonstrate leadership on and off of the field.

A base change on defense has been the talk of the offseason for Baylor football. For better or for worse, that it will continue be the talking point for fans through the final months of 2019 as the season begins and ends.

Clay Johnston, Grayland Arnold, and Henry Black talk about the new scheme that the Bears are switching to and how the defense has improved this fall.

In this countdown of the top 35 players on Baylor's roster for the 2019 season, we rank each player according to where they are in relation to other players at their position, how they relate to others on the team, and how they are projected to contribute this fall.

Players are interviewed after Saturday’s Spring Game inside Allison Indoor Facility

Four Baylor players talked to the media after practice on Wednesday as Thanksgiving is coming up and a matchup with Texas Tech.

On Sunday evening Baylor football released the names of the nine players who will wear single digits in the 2018 football season.

Three Baylor players talked to the media following practice on Tuesday.

Fall camp continues on and this week we will take a look at one of the most intriguing positions on the roster.

In this summer countdown of the top 40 players on Baylor's roster for the 2018 season, we rank each player according to where they are in relation to other players at their position, how they relate to others on the team, and how they are projected to contribute this fall.

Replacing the production of a player like Taylor Young will never be easy, but a group made up of young talent with limited experience presents an opportunity for a player to rise to occasion this spring. 

Baylor players Terence Williams, Eric Ogor and Henry Black visit with the media on Tuesday prior to their upcoming home game against Oklahoma at McLane Stadium.

With multiple injuries occurring during the first half of spring practice, several Baylor players are being asked to step up in a more significant role on both sides of the ball for Baylor. SicEm365 takes a look at who has done just that.