Sam Bradshaw gives his "11 Bullets" from Baylor's win over UCF.

This is Part 3 of my Baylor-UCF preview, covering the Knights’ X’s and O’s.

This is Part 2 of my Baylor-UCF preview, covering the Knights’ recent statistical performance.

This is Part 1 of my Baylor-UCF preview covering the Knights’ roster.

Sam Bradshaw gives his 11 Bullets following Baylor's loss to No. 21 Cincinnati.

This is Part 3 of my Baylor-Cincinnati preview, covering the Bearcats’ X’s and O’s.

This is Part 2 of my Baylor-Cincinnati preview, covering the Bearcats’ recent statistical performance.

The Bearcats are in the thick of the Big 12 race right now and are doing it with a very different roster than Baylor saw two years ago at Nippert.  Who’s driving them now and how experienced or athletic are they? How did they build their roster?

How different is what TCU runs than the "classic" Briles system that Baylor featured from 2011-2016? How has DC Andy Avalos adapted his 3-4 scheme? What weak points can Baylor attack and who wins this edition of the Revivalry?

How good is TCU? Are they more of the team that dominated UNC & SMU or the team that lost by 17 to KSU? What can the numbers tell us about Baylor's Revivalry opponent?

This is Part 1 of my Baylor-TCU preview covering the Horned Frogs’ roster. Later this week, Parts 2 and 3 will cover stats and scheme.

Sam Bradshaw gives his "11 Bullets" from Baylor's win over Kansas State.

KSU has been very up and down this season and does it have to do with how they attack? KSU has shifted some of their schemes this fall and presents some new challenges for Baylor.