Baylor Bears' Ground Game vs. Colorado Buffaloes: Was It Enough?

The Baylor Bears faced off against the Colorado Buffaloes in a game that saw the Bears fall short with a final score of 31-38. This outcome moves the Baylor Bears to a 2-2 record, while the Colorado Buffaloes advance to 3-1. The contest, held at Folsom Field in Boulder, was witnessed by an attendance of 52,794 fans.

Key Highlights

The game was characterized by intense moments and notable performances from both teams. The Baylor Bears showcased their defensive prowess with a total of eight sacks and twelve tackles for loss, contributing significantly to their defensive efforts. Keaton Thomas stood out on defense with two sacks and two tackles for loss, highlighting his impact on the field.

On offense, quarterback Sawyer Robertson completed 11 out of 21 attempts for 148 yards and two touchdowns, achieving a passer rating of 143.01. His performance was crucial in keeping the Baylor Bears competitive throughout the game.

Dominic Richardson led the rushing attack with 47 yards on fifteen carries, while Sawyer Robertson also contributed significantly with one rushing touchdown from an impressive longest run of 45 yards among his total nine attempts for eighty-two yards.

Special Teams and Penalties

Special teams played a pivotal role in this matchup as well. Isaiah Hankins successfully made one field goal out of two attempts but managed to keep his extra point kicks perfect throughout the game.

Penalties were another aspect where improvement is needed; seven penalties cost the Baylor Bears sixty-nine yards over the course of play which could have been decisive in such a closely contested match.

As we look ahead, fans are eagerly anticipating what adjustments will be made before their next encounter at McLane Stadium against BYU Cougars scheduled for September twenty-eighth at one PM EDT in Waco Texas Fans can catch this upcoming match live as it promises to be another exciting chapter in Baylor's season.