Let's dive into Baylor's heartbreaking loss vs TCU.

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.

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.

The Tech marketing team has promoted a blackout for the night game on the same night that former Red Raider Pat Mahomes is being honored. The Bears will walk directly into Jones AT&T Stadium with the deck stacked against them.

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.

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

The Bears' defense struggled to stop the Mountaineers and expectations continue to be reset each week.

Each week I preview the opponent in three ways and one of them is by deep diving into their roster. Since it’s a bye week we’ll take a look at our own Baylor team through the same lens.

Saturday was a disappointing experience for a variety of reasons, but primarily because Baylor fell flat in what was their first big home game in quite some time.