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.

I previously outlined my feelings on both Jake Spavital's new offense and Dave Aranda's new defense, respectively. Now, the third and final installment: Special Teams.

Kicker Isaiah Hankins, punter Palmer Williams and long snapper Garrison Grimes took questions from the media about Baylor's special teams.

These kickers met with the media on Saturday.

After the win in Cincinnati, the rear view looks nice, but an entirely new storm lies ahead as the Iowa State Cyclones wind their way into Waco this weekend.

The trio of Bears met with the media after practice on Tuesday evening.

The redshirt sophomore kicker tied BU record with four FGs in 32-29 victory at Cincinnati

The latest after Baylor's win in Cincinnati.

The Bears and Bearkats meet for the first time in program history in an attempt to get to three wins.

The Baylor Football head coach, quarterback Blake Shapen, receiver Monaray Baldwin and kicker Isaiah Hankins all met with the media.

While some of you might not be in the mood for today’s article after Saturday’s disastrous performance — and rightfully so — I would like to shine a light on one Bear whose contributions were crucial in keeping the game as close as it was.

The Baylor Football head coach, two kickers and the long snapper met with the media on Saturday afternoon.

Hankins, a sophomore, looks to be the starting placekicker in the upcoming 2022 season. While Ogbonnaya, a sixth-year senior, looks to provide key depth to a stacked Bears defensive line.

In 2021, Isaiah Hankins was the leading scorer for the Bears with 99 total points.