In this new weekly series, SicEm365’s Colt Barber takes a look at a variety of topics to determine if they are something really to get worked up about or excited for, or just not.

Bears lose a depth piece on the offensive line

At the beginning of last fall, Baylor’s offensive line was a mystery. They had shuffled through three offensive line coaches and had to learn two separate offenses in a span of 12 months.

Baylor’s offense is loaded. But none of it matters if the offensive line can’t hold the line. And that group? It already believes it can dominate.

“Every team is its own team. We can’t hold our heads high on last year’s achievements when we still have a season to play this year,” head coach Dave Aranda told his team following practice last Thursday.

Sidney Fugar, Omar Aigbedion, Coleton Price and Ryan Lengyel joined their position coach to answer questions after the Bears' Thursday practice.

Competition, by all accounts, was something that wasn’t necessarily stressed throughout fall camp last year, in particular, on the offensive line. This time around, fifth-year head coach Dave Aranda isn’t making that same mistake.

Baylor's new offensive line coach, plus players Omar Aigbedion and Coleton Price, met with the media after practice on Thursday.

Mason Miller, Baylor Offensive Line Coach joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on the turnover on the Baylor football staff, why he chose Baylor, his thoughts on the amount of young talent Baylor has played last year, the influence Mike Leach had in his life, and more.

Colt Barber offers his insight on all the offseason coaching changes for Baylor football as well as his thoughts on Baylor's NIL position.

Former Offensive Line Coach at Mississippi State and Washington State

A plethora of thoughts on big stories from Aranda's sudden staff turnover to a new of era of expectations and expansions.