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The transfer portal is now open and the Baylor Bears are in the market for quality football players on both offense and defense, who can become immediate starters and contributors sooner rather than later.
The Baylor Bears, winners of four straight, scored over 100 points in each of their last three games. They missed the century mark by a lot against TCU on Saturday.
The transfer portal is officially open. Baylor coach Dave Aranda has identified bolstering the offensive and defensive lines as a top priority. Aranda and his staff have offered a scholarship to an all-conference lineman out of North Texas.
DJ Chester has entered the transfer portal after leaving LSU. He has announced his short list of four schools he will visit, and the Baylor Bears are among them.
The Baylor Bears have suffered personnel losses by word of mouth. Tomorrow when the transfer portal opens for two weeks, the Bears will have lost 17 players on both sides of the ball.
The transfer portal is loaded with quarterback talent and the Baylor Bears are in the market for a talented quarterback who can win some games for them.
The Baylor Bears have many needs on both sides of the ball. They must find talent via the transfer portal to replace personnel losses the Bears have suffered since their 2025 season came to an end.
The Baylor Bears and head basketball coach Scott Drew have filled a much-needed roster spot. After finding some ambiguity in the NCAA rules, Baylor signed former NBA draft pick James Nnjai, a 7-footer who never signed an NBA contract.
The Baylor Bears had a talented receiving corps in 2025. One of those pass-catchers, Kobe Prentice, led the team in yards per catch. Prentice will play in the Hula Bowl.
The Baylor Bears gridiron stars continue to earn post-season recognition. One defender accepted an invite to play in a prestigious college football all-star contest.
