Early in the year, Baylor’s offense didn’t do many things well. But since Sawyer Robertson (RJr.) became the starting quarterback, they’ve become very explosive.

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.

Baylor (2-1) picked up its first home victory versus an FBS opponent since October 2022 with a 31-3 defeat of Air Force (1-2) on Saturday night in front of a blacked-out McLane Stadium.

In a non-conference showdown between Baylor (1-1) and No. 11 Utah (2-0), the Utes came out on top with a 23-12 victory on Saturday afternoon at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

Since Morgan Scalley, the current head coach in waiting, became their defensive coordinator in 2016, the Utes' average defensive FEI finish has been 18th.

Baylor (1-0) took care of business, 45-3, in its season opener against Tarleton (1-1) on Saturday at McLane Stadium.

With the home opener against Tarleton on Aug. 31 a little over a week away, the SicEm365 Staff gives their predictions for Baylor’s 2024 season and their thoughts on who the Big 12 Champion will be.

The standout players from Baylor's fall camp and final scrimmage as viewed by head coach Dave Aranda.

Transfer wideout is one of 49 preseason honorees

Looking forward to the coming season, where will Baylor definitely be better than last season? Who are under the radar players? And what position has the most depth?

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.

Baylor hasn’t had a “gravitational force” at receiver in several years; they’ve been looking for a go-to guy you could target on crucial passing downs such as a 3rd and 6. Hawkins could be that this Fall.

Our experts break down what they saw in Baylor's final spring football practice. Along with this video, we have Travis' note below!

What might be "the play" for the Bears this fall given their personnel?

QB run, inside zone, short passing, or something else? How is Jake Spavital molding his scheme to the personnel?

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