It's easy when the refs give you all the calls Baylor fans were plenty loud. The Cat (mizzou fan) can attest to that.
This is a contrived measure Nobody cares about women's basketball outside of the Waco bubble and maybe Storrs and Knoxville You didn't even win the Big XII conference title in either football or men's basketball In 2005 UT-Austin branch won championships in football AND baseball, and got to the elite 8 in basketball. That clobbers Baylor's year
Ladies and Gentlemen, proof that the Mayans are right and we've all only got months to live. bigtexxxx kind of sort of complimented the University of Texas.
keep in mind that UT-Austin branch did this with a number of criminals on their football team (plus a 6 wunderlich scholar at qb), and a drunk driver as their baseball coach Baylor tends to have criminal events crop up after modest success, too. i.e., skinning cats at Taco Cabana, basketball players shooting other players, coaches covering it up by claiming it was a drug deal (?!!?), basketball players breaking their girlfriend's jaw, and a woman basketball player punching another player. Hardly a great baptist example by any stretch.
That's funny...I have 2 friends who graduated from Duke who talk about what a great win that was for Duke because of how loud it was in there for Baylor. I was there and thought Baylor fans did quite well.
That overhang will be extremely helpful in Sept-Aug, but it kinda makes the stadium look like a toilet.
http://www.kwtx.com/home/headlines/...ti-Million-Riverfront-Proposal-212244981.html WACO (June 19, 2013)--Waco City Manager Larry Groth got his first look Wednesday at a proposal from local developers Rick Sheldon and Joe Beard that would transform the landscape of the Brazos River from the Franklin Avenue bridge to Interstate 35. Waco requested proposals this spring for development of 16 acres of land it owns on or near the river, which the city would lease to the developer on a long-term basis. Brazos Riverfront Development Partners was the only company that submitted a proposal to the city by the June 12 deadline. Groth, who was out of town when the multi-million dollar plan was submitted, was poring over the proposal Wednesday and said he was pleased. “I have been working on the development of the Brazos riverfront for 30 years...so yeah, I am excited,” he said. The plan calls for riverfront condos, apartments, retail shops, hotels, restaurants and even a grocery store plus new green space and it could carry a price tag of as much as $300 million. The proposal must be reviewed by a committee of community stakeholders, the Downtown Development Corporation board and must be approved by the Waco City Council, but if it clears those hurdles, Groth said ground could be broken on the project by the fall of 2014. The development would be the culmination of a push dating back to the 1980s that led to the creation of Indian Spring Park, construction of the river walk, the relocation of Waco’s zoo to Cameron Park, and more recently extensive residential and commercial development in the downtown area. The project would complement and serve as a commercial bridge to Baylor University’s $250 million on-campus football stadium, which is due to be finished in time for the start of the 2014 season. The on-campus stadium is now under construction on a 93-acre site on the East side of the river. A pedestrian bridge will be built across the Brazos to connect the stadium to the campus.
Any aesthetics would be a start. Outside of the surprisingly excellent zoo, I have no reason to ever want be in Waco.
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Totally agree, only I viewed it as criminal events causing modest success to crop up. Starting from my day 1, the summary is: Murder>Obstruction of Justice>Drew>Madness>Briles>Elite 8>RG3>Stadium Minor assault & accusations of shady recruiting are just the price of a quick resurgence, aren't they?
I hope they name something, anything, after Drayton, just so I can have a tangible focus for my undying hatred.
