Big 12 Football News | Baylor Bears

The purpose of these college football threads and articles are to help those who don't know a ton about the sport to stay informed throughout the year up until draft time. There are several people on this site, and others from other SBNation sites, that love to talk about college football. If you consider youself not interested, or not understanding why it's being discussed on a Niners related website then there are plenty of other great articles and fanposts on the site to focus on relative to the 49ers. There have already been some really intriguing games and matchups. College Football kicked off this past Thursday and will continue on in to Monday. So there is still plenty of action left this week with a majority of it

happening this morning and continuing on in to the evening. I am going to start the body of the article with a few important recaps and then get in to the rest of the remaining schedule discussing a few of the more important matchups. If you didn't get a chance to see it, here is the College Football Top 25 Preview Article I posted on Wednesday before things hit full-swing. Feel free to post comments about what games mean the most to you and of course just general comments about any game that is on throughout the course of the day. Hit the continue button below to get the rest... Recapping Thursday and Friday's games: The most interesting game from Thursday was probably the upset of the #15 Ranked Pittsburgh Panthers by the hands of the Utah Utes 24-27. Dion Lewis was held in check to a career low 75 yards and the...(Read Full Article)

Baylor opens the 2010 season Saturday against Sam Houston State at Floyd Casey Stadium. Bears fans will see...

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Welcome to the 2010 college football season.  For reals~!  None of that weekday bs!  We have all our threads ready for later today, but for now let's talk about some non-Cal football games.  Yes, non-Cal football!  Not as exciting as Cal football, but hey better than nothing, right?   So, what do we have on tap today?  Lots of action this morning.  You can read more about it at SBNation's Week 1 College Football Buffet.  Author Sean Keeley previews all the games, even some of the ones that nobody cares about.  Like ours: UC Davis @ California (Comcast SportsNet, 4pm) - Not many folks are interested...(Read Full Article)

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The big question: How will Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin react when his knee gets hit?

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Remember Robert Griffin? This time last year, Griffin was the up-and-coming sophomore quarterback whose powerful throws and dazzling runs were going to help Baylor start settling some grudges against Big 12 powers. That is, until he tore a knee ligament in the third game and the Bears remained also-rans.

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Opponent Win Probability UC Davis 0.978 (+.003) Colorado 0.841 (+.004) at Nevada 0.718 (+.000) at Arizona 0.527 (-.028) UCLA 0.774 (+.045) at USC 0.351 (+.078) Arizona St. 0.767 (+.026) at Oregon St. 0.399 (-.005) at Wash St. 0.885 (-.011) Oregon 0.531 (+.056) Furd 0.691 (+.003) Washington 0.633 (+.036) Total 8.113 (+.188) TwistNHook:  One more day, my Cal friends.  One more day.  We are so close to the start of the college football season.  We are so close to warm, blue skies over Memorial as 70,000 stand as one.  We are so close to march up, pre-game, half time, and march down.  We are so close to the final season in Old Memorial Stadium before the alterations and upgrades to the West Side, including the SAHPC.  As we transition into the regular season, we wanted to take one last look at the pre-season expectations of Cal fans. 

We recently polled our readership and thank you so much for the responses.  We had over 250 responses!  We did this in the spring and discovered that when all the votes were counted and the numbers crunched, Cal fans provided a 2010 winning percentage of 7.925: Indeed, the final average from our season indicates a return to the previous two seasons--a regular season finish of around 8-4, with the actual expected value of wins around 7.925, with a standard deviation of 0.86. So it looks like our fans are expecting a solid if unspectacular season, akin to 2008, where expectations were not a big part of the game. Well, we're pumping even more Tedford sunshine than normal, because Cal fans have slightly increased their winning percentage for the 2010 season.  As seen in the chart to the right, there was a .188 increase to 8.133 wins. ...(Read Full Article)

The Baylor football 2010 "Rise Up" commercials are inspiring the Baylor artistic community.

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