No. 10 BYU downs Baylor 28-7 in disastrous weekend for the Bears

By Jeffrey Cohen | Sports Editor Baylor entered the weekend as significant underdogs against No. 10 BYU. It looked like the Bears needed a seamless transition from their last two wins to emerge victorious, but the weekend had other plans. Baylor had to leave for Provo, Utah Saturday morning due to the Federal Aviation Administration grounding all flights Friday afternoon, creating a notch in the Bears’ schedule ahead of their first ranked opponent. The delays and quick turnaround led Baylor (6-4, 4-3 Big 12) to fall to BYU (8-2, 5-2 Big 12) 28-7 Saturday night for its first loss with Joe Klanderman as interim head coach. The Bears struggled after starting slow on offense and failing to stop the run. “I told [the players] early in the week that the margin for error was small,” interim head coach Joe Klanderman said.

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