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7 tips for sailgating Baylor football games, BaylorProud, Baylor has plenty of special traditions: running the Line, Sing, Christmas on 5th, Homecoming… The list goes on. But one of our best traditions is also one of our newest: sailgating.

For the uninitiated, sailgating is exactly what it sounds like: tailgating, on a boat. Part of McLane Stadium’s beauty is that its right on the Brazos River that runs by/through campus, and the stadium’s designers incorporated the water right into the design. A large lagoon — complete with boat dock — sits just feet from the stadium, allowing a tailgating experience that few other stadiums can match.

Bears playing with a purpose as they head into year two under Head Coach Matt Rhule, kxxv
The players looked bigger, the wide receiving corps is as fast as advertised and defensively Baylor is putting things together.

28 Days Until Kansas Jayhawks Football: 2018 Opponent Preview - Baylor - Rock Chalk Talk, With four weeks to go, we take a look at the fourth opponent on KU’s 2018 schedule, the Baylor Bears.

2018 Baylor Bears Football Schedule, PreGame, Sports News With a Vegas Perspective, The college football season is just around the corner and the Big 12 is going to have some quality football this year. The 2018 Baylor Bears Football Schedule opens with a couple of winnable games but does have some tough road bl...

Baylor freshmen seeing major practice time, TheEagle, Baylor freshman cornerback Byron Hanspard Jr. is a student of the Bible, but he was blown away when he got his first look at the size of defensive coordinator Coach Phil Snow.

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Baylor’s 5* Nalyssa Smith and Team USA U18 Women’s Basketball vs. El Salvador, FIBA U18 Americas Championships in Mexico City, Live Here on ODB via YouTube at 2:00 P.M CT - Our Daily Bears
Nalyssa Smith led team USA in scoring in victories over Chili and Puerto Rico to advance to today’s game.

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Baylor carillonneur's passion rings across university | Higher Education | wacotrib.com, Lynnette Geary initially teaches students to play the carillon on a modified electric keyboard.

But there is no way to replicate the real thing, manipulating wooden levers with both hands and feet to bring 22 tons of bronze bells at the top of Pat Neff Hall into a melody descending over Baylor University.

Geary is an unsung hero who brings an ethereal beauty to Baylor, music school dean Gary Mortenson said.

“Her carillon playing floats above our central campus during times of celebration, significant times in our academic-Christian calendar and during times of tragedy when reflection is important,” Mortenson said. “Lynnette’s dedication to upholding high standards of performance on this very specialized musical instrument, at the very pinnacle of our most iconic building, helps all of us down on the ground appreciate something greater and more meaningful than the daily tasks we are going to and from in our buildings.

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