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Computers Like #Noles
http://t.co/92j2bYWWId ran the college football season 50,000 times & it picked #FSU over #Oregon 41-34 in the College Football Playoff
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) August 15, 2014
Well, if computers ran the world, you and I would be spending all day computing pi and singing Daisy Bell to please the mechanical overlords.
Camp News
Orion Stewart's swinging arms will not be tamed.
Cannon Emerging
Briles on Cannon: I thought he was as natural a player as I'd ever seen as a HS WR. I didn't understand until this spring how fast he was.
— Craig Smoak (@CraigSmoak) August 14, 2014
Briles on Cannon: He's been really good, really dynamic. Attacks the ball well. He's got a great mentality. Wants to learn and get better.
— Craig Smoak (@CraigSmoak) August 14, 2014
Jefferson Healing Quickly (According to Him)
Knee feels 10x better
— Johnny jefferson (@johnnyjeff05) August 15, 2014
I'm not one to read into what players say about their own injuries, but I'm glad he's feeling better. Jefferson was only set to be out 7-10 days originally, and the faster he's comfortable, the better.
Forbes: Baylor "one of the greatest organizational turnarounds in sports".
Didn't wake up this morning expecting an article from @Forbes on lessons businesses can learn from @BaylorAthletics: http://t.co/RajKu7M5In
— Baylor Proud (@BaylorProud) August 15, 2014
The post really puts into perspective how far Baylor has come in just over a decade, shaking traumatic events and stigmas that would completely destroy many programs. If I have a criticism, it's that hardly any credit is given to Scott Drew for possibly the most impressive single rebuilding job in the recent history of American sports.
T&F Stadium Coming Together
State of Baylor Nation
With new $260M stadium ready, Baylor looking to stay a 'serious national program' http://t.co/xCwh1wGAmA
— Chuck Carlton (@ChuckCarltonDMN) August 15, 2014
Yeah. Serious national program. That must be tough for a lot of folks to swallow.
It feels to me like the online/Twitter presence of Baylor fans is growing. I consider that a very, very positive thing.
— OurDailyBears (@OurDailyBears) August 14, 2014
Pretty much. It seems like there are nearly twice as many Baylor-friendly users on Twitter as there were a year ago. Some are bandwagoners, and some are previous users who have begun to express their Baylor affiliation.