There are lots of wonderful things to come.

Baylor has found something that it has been missing for quite a while.

Someone needs to yell "stop" at what is developing around the Big 12.

Let's look at the league after the transfer portal closed and the teams take shape.

The Big 12 has good quarterbacks from top to bottom heading into 2024. Starting with the stats and offering some evaluation, this is where Baylor's gunslingers land.

If the goal is to try and win a national title, the Big 12 almost assuredly has to do something differently

Should lack of talent be a limiting factor in 2024?

Have the best players played too over the last two years?

Spring is over and summer has arrived. With the transfer portal on its last fumes, rosters are nearly set, and based on what we know, here's where my confidence lies for Baylor Football in all three phases entering next season. Up first, the offense.

You can exact more demands and leverage in the football playoff by holding the keys with the most important players in the basketball tournament.

With the news that Baylor has added Miami forward Norchad Omier, the Bears have picked up an elite option, but one far different than Jalen Bridges provided the last two seasons.

Jones is an enigmatic player. He has never been firmly entrenched at any position because he’s been the “first off the bench” guy at both JACK outside linebacker and inside linebacker.

Football is a violent game, and violence requires a certain mindset.

The health of the sport benefits when people know their players. The NBA can benefit too.

The Bears should maximize each season, and in this case, that means getting another good transfer guard.

The game may be changing again, so can Baylor find extra value by sticking with this strategy?

Reviews and grades of the offensive transfers with Spring Football just around the corner.

Before turning to KU, a take on court-storming