Amidst a fiery four-game flurry of wins, and with more potential for success on the horizon, here's what's on my mind as the Bears look to extend their hot streak down in Houston.

Colt and Grayson go in-depth about Baylor's 49-35 victory over West Virginia that made the Bears bowl eligible.

Welcome to the ‘Monday Revue,’ where we will review the most important happenings from Baylor’s most recent resounding win over West Virginia in Morgantown.

Jackie Marshall has flashed multiple times this season, but he’s also made some costly mistakes that often come with inexperience. After two crucial penalties that allowed TCU to keep things close, Marshall played more disciplined ball in Morgantown.

Battle-tested and now bowl-eligible, these Bears are firing on all cylinders following a fourth straight win. A few things stood out for better or worse on Saturday.

Sawyer Robertson, Keaton Thomas and Josh Cameron all took questions along with their head coach after the Bears won in Morgantown for the first time ever.

Craig Smoak offers his immediate thoughts and opinions on Baylor Football after their latest game.

Dave Aranda will return to as the head coach at Baylor for the 2025 season, a Baylor spokesperson has confirmed with SicEm365.

In the Bears' first win in Morgantown, the offense exploded for 512 total yards.

Baylor (6-4, 4-3) clinched bowl eligibility with a thrilling 49-35 win over West Virginia (5-5, 4-3) at Milan Puskar Stadium on Saturday evening.

The Bears travel to West Virginia with bowl eligibility on the line for both teams

Join David Smoak, Paul Catalina and Craig Smoak at 9 a.m. CT as they preview Baylor's game against West Virginia.

Grayson Grundhoefer Sic’Em 365 Recruiting Analyst joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on both the trajectory of Baylor and West Virginia headed into this weekend’s matchup, what has been the spark in the running game, his thoughts on the talent of this Bayor team and more.

Baylor (5-4, 3-3) looks to extend its winning streak against WVU (5-4, 3-3) on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. CT in a game that will be aired live on ESPN2.

The Mountaineers are tied for third nationally among Power Four programs in fourth downs converted (17) this season. Don’t be surprised to see West Virginia try to slow this game down and keep the ball away from Baylor’s offense at all cost.

I expect this game to be very explosive. Both offenses hit on a ton of explosives, and both defenses allow a ton of explosives.

The SicEm365 Staff gives their predictions for Baylor’s (5-4, 3-3) road matchup against West Virginia (5-4, 4-2). Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. CT on Saturday, Nov. 16, at Milan Puskar Stadium, and the game will be televised on ESPN2.

WVU is a team that brings a lot of schematic challenges to an opponent. How do they attack schematically and who wins?