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The Bear Down Podcast with Noah Torr

The Bear Down Podcast with Noah Torr

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Baylor lost 25-24 at Kansas after leading by 11 entering the fourth quarter. A week after losing 17-6 to TCU, the Bears have dropped back-to-back games and fallen to 4-3 and 2-2 in the Big 12. So should Baylor fire Dave Aranda? And will they?On this episode of The Bear Down Podcast with Noah Torr (and the boys), they react to the Kansas loss and make the case:How Baylor blew an 11-point lead, including a late blocked field goalKansas ending its losing streak against Baylor (its first win in the series since 2007)Just how bad the game was, and what it says about Baylor football this seasonWhy it’s time for Dave Aranda to goWhether Baylor will actually make a change, and what the administration has said so farWhat’s left on the schedule, starting with UCF on Friday nightA quick Baylor basketball update at the endSubscribe for Baylor football and Baylor basketball all season long.
Baylor hasn’t lost to Kansas since 2007. But Baylor just lost 17-6 to TCU, and Kansas hasn’t lost a homecoming game in four years. So which Baylor team shows up Saturday: the one that beat Arizona State or the one that got beat by TCU?In this Baylor at Kansas preview on The Bear Down Podcast with Noah Torr (noon CT Saturday on TNT):Why Baylor has dominated this series, and why Kansas homecoming makes it trickier than it looksKansas QB Isaiah Marshall: flashy but inconsistent. Does that sound familiar?DJ Lagway’s ankle, where the QB runs went, and who he compares to on Kansas’ scheduleBaylor’s offensive problem: moving the chains, scoring in the red zone, and what the numbers sayKansas’ defense, the Baylor run game, and the Jayhawks’ big-play riskWhat a win or loss means for Dave Aranda’s leashNoah's Six Packer: six things Baylor needs to succeed this week (the line is Baylor -2.5)Do you think Baylor wins big, squeaks by, or loses? Let me know. X: noahtorr_Subscribe for Baylor football and Baylor basketball all season long.
Baylor basketball beat Florida in overtime in an exhibition, and Baylor football just lost 17-6 to TCU. Should Dave Aranda be fired midseason? Noah say no, and here’s why.Noah breaks down Kayden Mingo’s 31-point night, a bench that outscored Florida’s 33-3, Florida’s cold shooting, and why Baylor is picked 10th in the Big 12 coaches poll. Then Noah gets into the football side: what to do with Dave Aranda, whether the rest of the season is lost, and how the contract and the push for stability factor in.Follow The Bear Down Podcast with Noah Torr for Baylor football and basketball all season. You can also watch every episode on YouTube.
Baylor lost 17-6 to TCU at McLane Stadium, and Dave Aranda called it embarrassing himself. The Bears never found the end zone, finished with 310 yards of offense, and watched their four-game winning streak end. Aranda is now 1-6 against TCU and 40-39 in his seventh season. Is it time for Baylor football to move on?In this episode of The Bear Down Podcast with Noah Torr and Matthew McBrayer:- What went wrong for Baylor’s offense, including DJ Lagway’s 22-of-52 night- Dave Aranda’s job: is it time for him to go, or is it too soon to say?- What the loss means for the rest of the Baylor football season, starting with Kansas nextIf you follow Baylor football, Big 12 football, and college football, subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode. Should Baylor fire Dave Aranda? Listen to The Bear Down Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
Baylor is 4-1, unbeaten in the Big 12, and has outscored opponents 158-54 during a four-game winning streak. TCU has the ninth-best scoring defense in the country. Something has to give on Saturday night in Waco, so who blinks first?In this Baylor vs. TCU game preview, Noah break down everything you need to know before kickoff at McLane Stadium (6:00 pm CT, FS1):- Whether Dave Aranda's 1-5 record against TCU can change this year- TCU’s defense, the best Baylor has faced all season- Jaden Craig and a TCU offense that has scored 23 points in two Big 12 games- DJ Lagway, the run game, and Baylor’s explosive offense- Keys to the game (six-packer) and Noah's predictionIf you follow Baylor football, Big 12 football, and college football, subscribe so you don’t miss the postgame reaction. Who wins Baylor vs. TCU? Drop your score prediction in the comments.Listen to The Bear Down Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
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