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Baylor
Big 12 · Waco, TX

Baylor

Bears
Unranked2026: 4-1 (2-0 conf) McLane Stadium
National titles
0
Claimed
Heisman winners
1
Last: Robert Griffin III
CFP berths
0
since 2014
All-time
635-606-41
.511 win pct
Weeks ranked
15
of 104 polls since 2020
Weeks at No. 1
0
since 2020
The program

Overview

Baylor, the world's largest Baptist university, ended a long drought when Grant Teaff led the Bears to Southwest Conference titles in 1974 and 1980. Robert Griffin III won the program's first Heisman in 2011, and Baylor won Big 12 titles in 2013, 2014 and 2021.

Rivals
 
Institution
Baylor University
Nickname
Bears
Founded
1845
First season
1899
Conference
Big 12
Head coach
Dave Aranda (since 2020)
Colors
X / Twitter
@BUFootball
Since 2020

AP poll history

15101520252020202120222023202420252026
SeasonPreseasonBestFinal / latestWeeks ranked
2026NRNRNR (Week 6)0/6
2025NRNRNR (Final)0/17
2024NRNRNR (Final)0/17
2023NRNRNR (Final)0/16
2022109NR (Final)5/16
2021NR55 (Final)10/16
2020NRNRNR (Final)0/16
4-1 overall

2026 season

Latest poll →
Players

Roster & stats

Rosters and player stats are tracked for teams ranked in 2026 and later.
Home field

McLane Stadium

Capacity
45,140

Waco, TX

Opened
2014
12 seasons ago
Surface
Artificial turf
Roof
Open air
Elevation
384 ft
Time zone
Chicago
Avg. home crowd
39,726
88% of capacity · 38 games since 2020
Biggest crowd since 2020
49,165
vs Texas, 2023
Zip
76704
Titles & awards

Trophy case

National championships0

No claimed national titles.

Heisman Trophy winners1

  • 2011Robert Griffin IIIQB

College Football Playoff0

No playoff appearances yet.

1903–2026

Program history

0%50%100%191019201930194019501960197019801990200020102020
Win %★ National title season
Best seasons
  • 19169-1Bubs Mosley
  • 19157-1Bubs Mosley
  • 202112-2Dave Aranda
  • 201311-2Art Briles
  • 201411-2Art Briles
  • 198010-2Grant Teaff
On the sideline

Head coaches

CoachTenureRecordPctBest final AP
Dave Aranda2020–202636-37.493#5
Matt Rhule2017–201919-20.487#13
Jim Grobe20167-6.538—
Art Briles2008–201565-37.637#7
Guy Morriss2003–200718-40.310—
Kevin Steele1999–20029-36.200—
Dave Roberts1997–19984-18.182—
Chuck Reedy1993–199623-22.511—
Grant Teaff1972–1992128-105-6.548#12
Bill Beall1969–19713-28.097—
John Bridgers1959–196849-53-1.481#12
Sam Boyd1956–195815-15-1.500#11
George Sauer1950–195538-21-3.637#9
Bob Woodruff1947–194919-10-2.645#20
Frank Kimbrough1945–19466-13-1.325—
Frank Kimbrough1941–19429-10-2.476—
Morley Jennings1926–194083-60-6.577—
Frank Bridges1920–192535-18-6.644—
Bubs Mosley1914–191930-18-4.615—
Norman Payne19133-4-3.450—
Ralph Glaze1910–191212-10-3.540—
Enoch Mills1908–19098-8.500—
Luther Burleson19074-3-1.563—
Archie Webb19051-6.143—
Sol Metzger19042-5-1.313—
R.N. Watts19034-3-1.563—
14 picks · 0 first-rounders

NFL Draft since 2020

20262 picks
  • #184Jackie MarshallDefensive Tackle · Tennessee
  • #191Josh CameronWide Receiver · Jacksonville
20231 picks
  • #98Siaki IkaDefensive Tackle · Cleveland
20226 picks
  • #37Jalen PitreSafety · Houston
  • #50Tyquan ThorntonWide Receiver · New England
  • #79JT WoodsSafety · Los Angeles
  • #89Terrel BernardInside Linebacker · Buffalo
  • #203Trestan EbnerRunning Back · Chicago
  • #242Kalon BarnesCornerback · Carolina
20211 picks
  • #240William Bradley-KingOutside Linebacker · Washington
20204 picks
  • #59Denzel MimsWide Receiver · New York
  • #130James LynchDefensive Tackle · Minnesota
  • #184Bravvion RoyDefensive Tackle · Carolina
  • #234Clay JohnstonInside Linebacker · Los Angeles