I think the amount of returning starters for Baylor on offense is important here. Playing in Briles wide open offense with nothing to lose. And on national television. It could be a dangerous spot for WF if they can't move the ball early and get a little momentum. I know WF was 9-4 team last season. But it was relative to the conference they played in. I can still remember them losing to a bad 5-7 Nebraska team at home last season. Every game that WF played last year was single digit lined games except Army, where they were favored by 20 at home, and didn't cover. They haven't been this big of a favorite on the road since 2005. With just 5 starters retuirning on offense you have to ask yourself if they have enough to cover on the road against a Baylor offense that will probably throw in a few surprises. Another thing that bothers me about this game. I haven't seen anybody picking Baylor.big 12 > acc
but you get a good acc team vs the worst big12
houston coach moves to baylor with a wide open offense and a lot of returning starters on offense. QB and all WRs return from last year
wake returns QB and leading rusher and not much else.
not sure i can lay that many with wake against what could be a decent Baylor offense and expect them to score a lot of points on the road
dont hate it but definitely dont love it
big 12 > acc
but you get a good acc team vs the worst big12
houston coach moves to baylor with a wide open offense and a lot of returning starters on offense. QB and all WRs return from last year
wake returns QB and leading rusher and not much else.
not sure i can lay that many with wake against what could be a decent Baylor offense and expect them to score a lot of points on the road
dont hate it but definitely dont love it
I think the amount of returning starters for Baylor on offense is important here. Playing in Briles wide open offense with nothing to lose. And on national television. It could be a dangerous spot for WF if they can't move the ball early and get a little momentum. I know WF was 9-4 team last season. But it was relative to the conference they played in. I can still remember them losing to a bad 5-7 Nebraska team at home last season. Every game that WF played last year was single digit lined games except Army, where they were favored by 20 at home, and didn't cover. They haven't been this big of a favorite on the road since 2005. With just 5 starters retuirning on offense you have to ask yourself if they have enough to cover on the road against a Baylor offense that will probably throw in a few surprises. Another thing that bothers me about this game. I haven't seen anybody picking Baylor.