Colt Barber

1 week ago | sicem365.com | Colt Barber

Sit-Down with Sawyer Robertson: Baylor's QB1 Talks Spring Football, '25 Expectations, MoreBaylor’s offensive turnaround in 2024 was one of the biggest storylines in the Big 12. After a 2–4 start, the Bears emerged from the bye week and caught fire, finishing the regular season as one of the most formidable units in college football. To continue reading, you must be a SicEm365 Premium subscriber. Trial only available to users who have never subscribed or participated in a previous trial

1 week ago | sicem365.com | Colt Barber

Sit-Down with Sawyer Robertson: Baylor's QB1 Talks Spring Football, '25 Expectations, MoreBaylor’s offensive turnaround in 2024 was one of the biggest storylines in the Big 12. After a 2–4 start, the Bears emerged from the bye week and caught fire, finishing the regular season as one of the most formidable units in college football. To continue reading, you must be a SicEm365 Premium subscriber. Trial only available to users who have never subscribed or participated in a previous trial

2 weeks ago | sicem365.com | Colt Barber

New Members: Subscribe to 3 Months of SicEm365 Premium for $5The College Football Playoff is officially entering a new era — haven’t we heard that several times lately? — and the Big 12 and ACC just got shoved to the edge of the cliff. On Thursday, CFP executives unanimously approved a change that moves away from rewarding conference champions with top seeds. To continue reading, you must be a SicEm365 Premium subscriber.

2 weeks ago | sicem365.com | Colt Barber

Projecting the Depth Chart Post-Spring: LinebackerAs multi-year starter Matt Jones is off to the NFL after a first-team All-Big 12 season, Baylor had major shoes to fill at linebacker heading into the offseason. Jones was a rock for several years all over the defense and the shotcaller of the group that helped stabilize Dave Aranda’s unit during a challenging 2024 season.

3 weeks ago | sicem365.com | Colt Barber

Download the SicEm365 app on the Apple App StoreCollege football has never been louder. Name, image and likeness deals are infiltrating the game, and it goes beyond the flashy recruiting photo shoots (which have fortunately been eliminated outside of select visits). It’s about the players more than ever, and programs are leaning heavily into personality and performance, on and off the field.