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.

How does a room built of backs for the wide zone adapt to the mix of inside zone and counter in Jake Spavital's offense?

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?

Baylor can do several things that should bother Colgate

Baylor picks up a big win in Waco thanks to massive improvement in pick-and-rolls

Yves Missi has really come along there

With Baylor's offense getting back to its roots, SicEm365's Travis Roeder dives into how coaches choose their scheme and what determines whether it's successful or not.

Baylor's new OC talks his new QB room, new boss and the Bears' new but familiar offensive style.

A few weeks ago we broke down Inside Zone which likely will be the foundational play for Baylor in 2024; this week we’ll look at “Counter,” a very different run that Baylor may use just as much or even more than Inside Zone.

Here are three plays from the Cincinnati game that made me optimistic Baylor can improve on both ends of the court.

Inside Zone is a run play which figures to feature prominently in Jake Spavital's new Baylor offense.

Taking a statistical look at this iteration of the Baylor Bears' offense and why it is as good as it is.

Let’s take a closer look at the players who performed well this past Fall and the ones that I’m excited to see in Jake Spavital’s 2024 offense.

A dive into last season's passing stats and some conclusions drawn from them.

The Bears have the nation’s best offense for a host of reasons. But today we’ll look at three plays from the Seton Hall game that show how difficult Baylor is to defend.

A dive into last season's rushing stats and some conclusions drawn from them.

TCU's defense is rather similar to last year's title unit. Baylor needs to establish a ground game and hit some big plays on the outside.