Midland, TX. Barnett Shale. Always establish the Run. Baylor Bears.
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Thomas Prehn retweeted
Baylor AD, Doug McNamee has officially gotten my chili HAWT with this public letter addressing the programs current hunt for a head coach.
Summary:
1. CFP berths are the expectation
2. Generational success is the expectation
3. Doug McNamee loves him some Baylor Football 😤
Thomas Prehn retweeted
✍️ So how good is the Baylor job, and who could be the next coach?
Good facilities, decent money and some questions.
The job profile and names to watch (free link: nytimes.com/athletic/7727224…
Man. Want him even more now
Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson, "I'm all chips on the table here"
footballscoop.com/2026/10/26…
Dammit hope they’re found asap
Borr Drilling rig sinks off Gabon, five personnel missing #oott reuters.com/world/africa/bor…
Thomas Prehn retweeted
While I believe moving on from Dave Aranda was the right decision for Baylor football, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for his leadership and the way he represented our University.
Regardless of the results on the field, Coach Aranda carried himself with class, integrity, and humility. He was a tremendous steward of Baylor University and embodied the values that make this institution special.
I’ll always be grateful for the unforgettable 2021 season, which was the perfect way to cap off my senior year at Baylor.
Thank you for everything, @CoachDaveAranda. Wishing you nothing but success in your future endeavors.
Thomas Prehn retweeted
I talked to former Kansas State coach Chris Klieman earlier this year about Joe Klanderman:
"Joe is going to be a head coach. I don’t know when it’s going to happen; it’s got to be the right situation. But Joe is built to be a head coach and run his own program."
Klanderman is now Baylor's interim head coach after Dave Aranda was fired. wacotrib.com/sports/college/…
Thomas Prehn retweeted
This is the best thing I’ve found regarding the attendance. Look at the list compiled of other teams around the country that are struggling to fill up their stadiums. This is an epidemic around the country and more than just college football. Everything cost way too much.
