In a compelling display of offensive firepower, the Baylor Bears secured a decisive victory over the UTSA Roadrunners at the Alamodome. The final tally read 37-20 in favor of the Bears, who now hold an impressive record of 2-0. The Roadrunners, on their home turf, fell to a 1-1 record after this encounter.

The game was marked by an exceptional performance from the Baylor offense which amassed a total of 484 yards. The passing game was particularly effective with 403 yards through the air and three touchdowns. Baylor's quarterback showcased precision and control, completing 27 out of 41 passes with an impressive passer rating of approximately 173. Notably, one pass connected for a significant gain of 42 yards.

On the ground, though less dominant than their aerial assault, Baylor managed to rush for 91 yards across 31 attempts and scored one touchdown via this route. Their longest run stretched to just over half that distance at about sixteen yards.

Special teams also contributed to Baylor's success; field goal kickers were perfect on the day with three successful attempts out of three, including one from nearly half a century away at about forty-seven yards.

Defensively, Baylor was equally imposing; they sacked UTSA's quarterback three times for losses totaling around twenty-nine yards and intercepted one pass while holding UTSA scoreless in the third quarter.

Penalties could have been problematic as seven flags were thrown against them for seventy total penalty yards but it did not significantly hinder their performance or momentum throughout four quarters.

The next challenge awaiting the Bears will be hosting Duke Blue Devils at McLane Stadium in Waco on September fifteen around seven-thirty PM local time. Fans eager to support their team can tune into Fox Sports One channel two hundred nineteen to witness all live action from McLane Stadium as it unfolds under Texas skies.

Baylor Bears - NCAA Football - Recap

Baylor Bears Dominate at Alamodome Against UTSA Roadrunners in College Football Showdown