Baylor Football 2022 Season Preview | Who Starts at QB | Big 12 Football
Dave Aranda led an amazing resurgence for the Baylor Bears in 2021. They went 12-2, won the Big 12 Championship, and went on to win the Sugar Bowl against Ole Miss. Sending multiple players off to the NFL, Baylor will lean on returners and incoming freshmen to reestablish their great defense and strong running game. Big 12 Takeover Pod takes a look into the 2022 season upcoming for the Bears
Dave Aranda led an amazing resurgence for the Baylor Bears in 2021. They went 12-2, won the Big 12 Championship, and went on to win the Sugar Bowl against Ole Miss. Sending multiple players off to the NFL, Baylor will lean on returners and incoming freshmen to reestablish their great defense and strong running game.
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Baylor will have to replace a lot of production on the back end of their defense. Losing 3 star players to the draft this spring is going to be tough to do. Jalen Pitre, Terrel Bernard, and JT Woods all leave Baylor for the NFL. Will the incoming freshman and returners do enough to keep this unit going? Will transfer Jaxon Player bring the impact we think he will?
Jeff Grimes has a tough decision to make this fall. Gerry Bohanon or Blake Shapen, both capable players who have very different playstyles. Whoever starts under center for the Bears this fall will greatly change the way this offense operates.
Aranda has established a culture at Baylor, but how strong that culture remains to be seen. This fall will be an interesting one for the Baylor Bears
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Baylor will have to replace a lot of production on the back end of their defense. Losing 3 star players to the draft this spring is going to be tough to do. Jalen Pitre, Terrel Bernard, and JT Woods all leave Baylor for the NFL. Will the incoming freshman and returners do enough to keep this unit going? Will transfer Jaxon Player bring the impact we think he will?
Jeff Grimes has a tough decision to make this fall. Gerry Bohanon or Blake Shapen, both capable players who have very different playstyles. Whoever starts under center for the Bears this fall will greatly change the way this offense operates.
Aranda has established a culture at Baylor, but how strong that culture remains to be seen. This fall will be an interesting one for the Baylor Bears