How does the 2019 class rank against the last four on campus?

Former 2018 offensive line prospect Yllijah Hall has decided to quit the team at Baylor

With Big 12 Media Days complete and fall camp approaching quickly, here's a look at a few notes on the Bears this offseason.

Baylor's 21 freshmen and four additional newcomers have their numbers assigned and their height and weights officially updated.

While Baylor's 2019 class will indeed be much smaller than the 27 and 23-prospect classes in 2017 and 2018, there is a greater opportunity to be selective in the prospects signed.

The depth needed to compete in the Big 12 should be seen in 2018 and beyond, but the combination of possibilities creates an intriguing predicament.

After an official visit to Baylor from Jan. 12-14 junior college offensive lineman Johncarlo Valentin gave his verbal pledge to Matt Rhule and the staff.

Following the conclusion of their senior seasons and the early signing period , the 2018 Baylor recruiting class is one step closer to being complete as 21of 23 commitments signed their National Letter of Intents last week.

A live updating article reviewing the received Letter of Intents in the early National Signing Period for Baylor from Dec. 20-22.

Baylor signees react to signing with Baylor on Dec. 20.

Baylor has landed a commitment from 2018 offensive lineman Princeton Pines of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Pines is Baylor's 21st commitment of the class.

A rundown of all the recruits vying for the final spots in Baylor's 2018 recruiting class and how things are playing out with the Dec. 20 signing date approaching.

Finding talent, depth, and continuity for the most important position group on the field is key to Baylor's success in the 2018 season.

In 2018, Baylor is expected to take another close-to-full class, leaving an estimated 5-6 spots to go along with the 19 the staff currently has committed. The percentage of freshmen to receive playing time could lower, but significant roles will still need to be filled.