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.

OSU is the most explosive skill position group BU has faced this fall. However, they are held back by a much weaker line than BU faced in Ames or Provo. On the other side of the ball, I think BU has an edge.

This is part two of my Baylor-OSU preview covering the Cyclone roster. Part one covered stats and part three will cover Xs and Os.

Oklahoma State comes to Waco as an unbeaten 3-0 team carrying a No. 9 ranking nationally. Baylor will have their hands full with the Cowboys who are breaking in a lot of new faces in their defensive back seven, a new DC, and return some solid headline players.

This is part three of my Iowa State preview. Part one covered their roster and part two covered statistics. Here we dive into scheme and how the teams match up.

Iowa State Head Coach Matt Campbell has revolutionized the Cyclone program and led them to the Big 12 title game in 2020.  However many new faces are in for the guys who left after last season. Who’s gone and who’s here now?

To say Iowa State has had a lot of new faces in the lineup is understating things considerably as a double-digit number of notable departures headlined by Brock Purdy, Breece Hall, Charlie Kolar, and Enyi Uwazurike have taken place. However, the group left behind is formidable...

How does Texas State attack? How can Baylor attack them? What were some of the issues against BYU? We dive into all of this and offer a prediction for Saturday's game!

How might Texas State test the Bears? And what should the Bears be focusing on in the wake of BYU?

As Baylor looks to bounce back this week how athletic & experienced is their next opponent?