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The fellas dive in on the wild results of the College Football Playoff selection, Baylor's decision to decline a bowl invitation, and the official announcement of Doug McNamee as Baylor's next Athletic Director!
Mack Rhoades is OUT. Linda Livingstone announced that Dave Aranda will be "retained." Bears lost to Arizona in Tucson... But have one more chance to extend their season in a game against Houston. Plus Picks of the Week. Happy Thanksgiving, everybody!
The Baylor Bears face off against their most formidable opponent of the season in the Utah Utes at 6pm in McLane Stadium on Saturday. We're previewing it.
Fank is joined by the duo from the weekly podcast "Between Two Bears" to preview the 2025-26 Baylor men's basketball team. We touch on expectations, deep dive the new look roster, and see how quickly Evan can do a Google search on guys from last year's team. Then we close out with football Picks of the Week as any basketball podcast would obviously do.
Fank is joined by friend of the show and Baylor legend Seth Russell to recap the Homecoming win over UCF, dissect what was different about this Baylor performance, and try to determine if this was this a one-off or a sign of things to come for the last 3 games of the regular season.
The fellas reconvene to talk about Baylor's Homecoming matchup against the UCF Knights and see if they can extend their epic streak on PIcks of the Week.
After a week of "soul searching," backs-against-the-wall practice and reported desperation, the Baylor Bears put a familiar product on the field in a 41-20 loss to the surging Cincinnati Bearcats