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Well, that was exciting!
Lackluster performances from a few previously ranked teams and a dominant win from the Bears could sneak Baylor into the Coaches' Poll, according to CBS Sports' Paul Meyerberg. Looking forward to next week, the Bears play Buffalo at 2:30 PM CT at the Case in what could be a slightly tougher matchup, and a more defining contest for the team. Art Briles acknowledged the step up in competition in Monday's "Meet the Press," and talked about Baylor's plans to defend against Buffalo's star linebacker Khalil Mack (non-sub link, click through front screen.) In slightly terrifying news, Briles thinks that his team can, and will, play faster, apparently by bending the rules of space and time and scoring touchdowns before the game's even started. Actually, I wouldn't really be surprised.
Baylor Soccer started their season strong, opening with a four-game winning streak that extends their regular season winning streak to 25. The 7th-ranked Bears defeated SMU on Sunday, shutting out the Mustangs 2-0. Ashley York and Larissa Campos scored for Baylor, and goalkeeper Michelle Kloss recorded her 11th career shutout. The Bears take on Missouri and Texas A&M in College Station this weekend in a continuation of their roadtrip.
Baylor Volleyball dropped their third straight match of the season to Northern Colorado, getting swept by the CSU Bears on Saturday night. Baylor will look to change their fortunes and avenge a NCAA-tournament hindering loss tonight when they take on SMU in their first home match of the season.
Finally, The Daily Win takes on College Football Week One's best moments. Wisconsin fans dancing, y'all.