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PODCAST: Razor Thin Margins

Coffey, Fank & Peter take time to break down the loss to BYU, dispel what appear to be some common myths about the performance, and look ahead to a home tilt against Texas State on Saturday.

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Coffey, Fank, and I are spending the bulk of this episode unpacking the Baylor Bears’ nailbiter loss to the BYU Cougars in Provo on Saturday. We’re looking at the razor thin margins between victory and defeat, the offensive struggles in the first half, the inconsistency, the penalties, dispelling some myths that appear to be prevalent in the aftermath, and a solid defensive performance before turning towards the Texas State matchup that looks to be something of a “show me some things” type of game.

I also want to take a moment to tip the cap to BYU fans. I wasn’t able to attend in person, but every single report that I’ve heard coming out of Provo was that Cougars faithful were some of the friendliest, most hospitable fans we’ve faced off against in some time... Before they created one of the most hostile road environments we’ve seen. Those two things coupled together are incredibly impressive.

Let’s get to it.

  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 07:11 - BYU 26, Baylor 20: 50K Foot View
  • 11:15 - Atmosphere’s Impact on the Game
  • 16:59 - Offensive Struggles
  • 39:50 - Penalties
  • 44:46 - Defensive Performance
  • 57:29 - Texas State Preview
  • 1:04:51 - Picks of the Week (check out ODB’s Nebraska Coaching Search Scoop)
  • 1:17:20 - Outro

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