No. 3 Baylor's aspirations of making it back to the men's NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen ended on Sunday in the team's defeat to No. 6 Clemson.
Ben Chase said he had a thesis for the trip: "Nothing brings people together more than college football."
"Our goal was not to erase Baylor's history, but rather to tell the University's complete story by taking an additive approach as we shine light on the past," the board president said.
There's nothing like home cookin', and the Texans continued doing just that with the Baylor safety, who has embraced loyalty with his Stafford hometown.
Lone Star State, represent! 🏀 Two Houston schools are dancing as for the first time since 2019, the teams will scatter across the country for these college ball contests.
For the first time since being fired by Baylor for his role in mishandling sexual assault allegations on campus, Art Briles is a college football coach again.