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Baylor promises to release 2016 Signees from LOIs (5 players released)
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NCAA should step up and grant immediate eligibility to any athlete in any sport who wants to transfer out of ****bailer.
That hurts bailer, badly.
With Stidham transferring, that should just about put the final nail in the coffin on the 2016 season for Baylor.
We've seen this act play out before, firsthand.
Even if this is the "end" of the widespread negative publicity, Baylor is somehow able to sweep everything else under the rug, and Grobe is more than competent as a HC (his history suggests otherwise), the damage has been done.
1. They'll stay semi-competitive while the last of the Briles recruits cycle out.
2. Then, there will be a dropoff in talent when the first wave of kids who grew up watching RGIII and wanting to wear green and gold graduate.
3. If they lose enough over that period, there will then be kids ridiculed for even considering Baylor with how much they lose.
There's going to be a long 10-15 year period before they hit bottom, and even then they may not get up off the mat. Even then, who knows if they will? CU is the closest analog to Baylor that I can think of in recent memory (and CU's "scandal" pales in comparison to that of Baylor's), and to be frank we've yet to get up off the mat.
I'd feel somewhat bad for their fans that aren't being sanctimonious, raging assholes... if there were any.
We've seen this act play out before, firsthand.
Even if this is the "end" of the widespread negative publicity, Baylor is somehow able to sweep everything else under the rug, and Grobe is more than competent as a HC (his history suggests otherwise), the damage has been done.
1. They'll stay semi-competitive while the last of the Briles recruits cycle out.
2. Then, there will be a dropoff in talent when the first wave of kids who grew up watching RGIII and wanting to wear green and gold graduate.
3. If they lose enough over that period, there will then be kids ridiculed for even considering Baylor with how much they lose.
There's going to be a long 10-15 year period before they hit bottom, and even then they may not get up off the mat. Even then, who knows if they will? CU is the closest analog to Baylor that I can think of in recent memory (and CU's "scandal" pales in comparison to that of Baylor's), and to be frank we've yet to get up off the mat.
I'd feel somewhat bad for their fans that aren't being sanctimonious, raging assholes... if there were any.
Seth Russell is cleared to play. If he stays healthy, they could still be a top 25 team.
Probably, but it will change how bailer runs their O. With only Russell as a viable QB, he won't be running much, which is a significant part of the bailer O. I look for them to drop 4 maybe five games. Once Russell leaves, the bottom will start to drop out. It will take a few years, but bailer is on a similar trajectory as CU, denver sc said above.
Their staying in the Big12 is probably a function of the short amount of time they needed to find a new home and get enrolled.
And more specifically they aren't just staying in the B12, they are staying in Texas (or Oklahoma which is culturally and geographically close to Texas.)
Keep dreaming. Baylor obviously values the **** out of its football program, unlike CU. They will cut corners and be back in contention 3 years from now.
Interesting. I don't think Stidham is playing football at his juco, just keeping up with coursework and being ready to enroll somewhere in January. He was a RS Frosh last year, so he'd be a Junior in 2017. CU doesn't have any junior or senior QBs in 2017. Hmmm.
I thought Stidham was part of bailers 2015 class, so he would not have had time to RS. I think he was a true frosh last year and has his RS intact.
Isn't Grobe supposed to be the 'character' guy?
Didn't he enroll January 2014?
Edit: My bad. Jan 2015 - 247s has it HERE. Not totally my fault, because the place I had looked was **** bailer's own damn website: http://www.baylorbears.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/jarrett_stidham_953392.html
"Prep All-American, graduated early from Stephenville (Texas) High School, and enrolled at Baylor in January 2014"
**** bailer!
Thank God they got rid of those bad apples!
somebody
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So he'll end up at Cal?
After he give a verbal to us and strings us along for a few months
CU is the boyfriend the asks "are you breaking up with me?" every time she asks to talk about something.
We need to talk
If this season turns out like I think it will, I don't see why CU would be any less attractive of an option to a kid than anywhere else- especially a kid who "wants to be the man" wherever he goes. CU will be on the upswing, have a gaping hole in the upperclassman QB position, and plenty of offensive weapons coming in.
And even better, a nice little FU to Sheriron Jones.
This. If Briles' son is gone (and not sure he'd hold it together without Dad), their offense will falloff, no matter who the players.