Kansas Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

Kansas football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

Kansas football schedule 2023: Who do the Jayhawks miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


Kansas Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Aug 31 Missouri State

Sept 9 Illinois

Sept 16 at Nevada

Sept 23 BYU

Sept 30 at Texas

Oct 7 UCF

Oct 14 at Oklahoma State

Oct 21 OPEN DATE

Oct 28 Oklahoma

Nov 4 at Iowa State

Nov 11 Texas Tech

Nov 18 Kansas State

Nov 25 at Cincinnati

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Kansas Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Jayhawks miss from the Big 12 slate?

Last year at this time Kansas was considered everyone’s free space on the slate. Now it’s a dangerous team that should be a tough out each and every week.

In conference play it has to go to Texas, but it gets a week off before dealing with Oklahoma. Not playing West Virginia is unfortunate, and getting Houston would’ve been nice. However, not playing Baylor isn’t bad and TCU not on the slate is obviously a massive break.

Even better …

Kansas Football Schedule What Really Matters

The Jayhawks don’t have two road games in a row, there’s no stretch of away games to freak out about, and best of all, five of the Big 12 games are at home meaning just four are on the road.

Going to Oklahoma State it dangerous, but the team should be good enough to hang away from Lawrence against Iowa State and Cincinnati. That leaves the Texas game on the road, and that’s coming after what should be a challenging date against BYU.

But …

Kansas Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

Can the Jayhawks rock at home?

There aren’t any real layups after starting out against Missouri State – going to Nevada will be close, though. Illinois, BYU, UCF, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, and Kansas State makes for a challenging run of home games. Winning at least four of those could be a must.

Kansas might be vastly improved, but it’s still going to be a fight to push past six wins and bowl eligibility. That sixth win can’t come down to the road game at Cincinnati.

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TCU Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

TCU football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

TCU football schedule 2023: Who do the Horned Frogs miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


TCU Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Sept 2 Colorado

Sept 9 Nicholls

Sept 16 at Houston

Sept 23 SMU

Sept 30 West Virginia

Oct 7 at Iowa State

Oct 14 BYU

Oct 21 at Kansas State

Oct 28 OPEN DATE

Nov 2 at Texas Tech

Nov 11 Texas

Nov 18 Baylor

Nov 24 at Oklahoma

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TCU Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Horned Frogs miss from the Big 12 slate?

The College Football Playoff National Championship – and Big 12 Championship – runner-up gets to dive back into the conference mix without a whole lot of breaks.

Not playing Oklahoma State is a help, but considering there aren’t any truly easy outs in the Big 12, missing Cincinnati, Kansas, and UCF isn’t exactly a huge plus.

That’s hardly bad, though.

The big negative? There are five Big 12 road games. But …

TCU Football Schedule What Really Matters

It’s not like the Horned Frogs are leaving Texas all that often.

They don’t leave the state until October 7th against Iowa State. Road games at Kansas State and Oklahoma are a big, big problem, but that’s it for games outside of Texas – the travel isn’t too bad overall.

Best of all, there aren’t two road games in a row – at least two weeks back-to-back – and there isn’t a big stretch of dates away from home. Kansas State and Texas Tech are away dates, but they’re wrapped around a week off.

TCU Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

The Horned Frogs don’t have anything too bad to deal with. This year’s version almost certainly won’t have the 2022 magic, but it’s possible to have another huge season with this.

Texas, BYU, and Baylor coming to Fort Worth matters. The Colorado game that was a breeze last year should be tougher, but that’s at home.

Nah, it won’t be a 12-0 run, but pushing for ten wins isn’t too crazy of a dream.

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2023 NFL Draft: First Round Mock Draft Post-Championships 1-31

2023 NFL Draft: Latest mock draft first round with the order almost set after the conference championships.

2023 NFL Draft: The first 29 picks are set with the last two to be determined after the Super Bowl. Here’s our latest look at the first round after the conference championships.


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2023 NFL Draft: Mock Draft First Round Post-Championship Weekend

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Down to just Philadelphia and Kansas City, the NFL all but has its draft order set.

Things are changing rapidly with coaching moves, rumors about various quarterbacks possibly going to places that could draft a passer in the first round, and with free agency hot stove talk heating up. All of this affects the 2023 NFL Draft.

This latest post-championship weekend mock draft reflects all of that before the next big step in the process – the NFL Combine.

Here’s the best guess idea for each team along with why the pick makes sense.

30 or 31 Philadelphia

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Isaiah Foskey EDGE Notre Dame

Will the Eagles be able to keep all the talent on the line around? With their second pick in the first round, they’ll have a shot at getting younger and even more versatile with a dangerous pass rusher like Foskey.

30 or 31 Kansas City

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Dalton Kincaid TE Utah

Travis Kelce might be rolling along, but he’s only a few months younger than Rob Gronkowski. At 33 Kelce is still fine, and adding Kincaid as the next killer receiving tight end in the rotation – and giving Patrick Mahomes yet another option – would be terrifying.

29 New Orleans (from Denver)

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Zach Harrison DE Ohio State

This 29th pick gets around. It was San Francisco’s, and then it was Miami’s, and then it was Denver’s. The Saints – who get this in the Sean Payton deal – need a quarterback, but this might be a wee bit of a stretch for Tennessee’s Hendon Hooker. They also need work on the defensive front, and Harrison is a stronger option than any of the available tackles.

28 Cincinnati

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Jaelyn Duncan OT Maryland

The offensive line was okay before the injuries started to hit. Even so, the Bengals can’t invest enough in protecting 9.

27 Buffalo

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Brian Branch S Alabama

Like last year, it’s not like Buffalo desperately needs anything. It has to get a guard, and another wide receiver would be a plus, but those areas can be dealt with later. Branch is a versatile tough guy of a safety who would step right into an already good situation.

26 Dallas

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Jordan Addison WR USC

The change in offensive coordinator should mean one thing – more help for Dak. The Cowboys need an elite talent on the other side of CeeDee Lamb.

25 New York Giants

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR Ohio State

The Giants have better wide receiver talent than it might seem, but they don’t have a big-time No. 1 to make defenses worry. The wide receivers will be too tempting to pass up in the mid-to-late part of the first round.

24 Jacksonville

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Anton Harrison OT Oklahoma

The Jaguars are in a nice spot. It’s a deep first round and they can go the Best Player Available route if they choose. More help on the O line to protect Trevor Lawrence is the easy call if Harrison lasts this long.

23 Minnesota Vikings

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Cam Smith CB South Carolina

Another year, another Viking team that needs more talent on defense. The horrific pass D needs an infusion of prospects to repair the big, big problem.

22 Los Angeles Chargers

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: O’Cyrus Torrence OG Florida

Infrastructure can be sexy. Yes, the Chargers always seem to need offensive linemen, and yes, they always keep trying to fix the glitch. That’s just fine – they’re building something terrific.

21 Baltimore Ravens

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Quentin Johnson WR TCU

Wide receiver, wide receiver, wide receiver. Assuming Lamar Jackson is still a Raven, Baltimore has got to give the guy someone dangerous to throw to. The wide receivers will drop, and the Ravens will get their pick.

Miami forfeited the pick that would’ve been the 21

20 Seattle Seahawks

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Siaki Ika DT Baylor

Seattle has the luxury of getting a franchise-changing quarterback at the 5, and then take a solid need player here. It’s Seattle, so think as outside-the-box as you might like, but a big tackle like Ika fills a glaring hole – even if this is a tad early.

19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Bijan Robinson RB Texas

It’s way too far for Robinson to fall. There’s a chance someone who doesn’t really need a running back – think Patriots, Packers, or Texans – decides to upgrade to a gamechanger of a talent. If he’s still here, Robinson becomes an insta-fix for a rebooted franchise that will start to run at least a little bit. Also, this is assuming some terrific free agent quarterback will want to live the Tampa life.

18 Detroit Lions

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Christian Gonzalez CB Oregon

Assuming the Lions go after a pass rusher with the sixth overall pick, now they get to fatten up a bit. They’ll go with the best cornerback still available.

17 Pittsburgh Steelers

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Devon Witherspoon CB Detroit

There’s going to be a great corner here. Whether it’s Penn State’s Joey Porter Jr. or Georgia’s Kelee Ringo, or Oregon’s Christin Gonzalez, or Witherspoon, it’s a rich area to pick from.

16 Washington Commanders

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Kelee Ringo CB Georgia

With all the talk about needing a quarterback, don’t dismiss just how promising and talented Sam Howell is. The defense needs more playmakers, too, and there are a slew of great corners on the board.

15 Green Bay Packers

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Brian Bresee DT Clemson

The Packers can get more pass catchers later. The defense has a ton of great young players, and Bresee is a versatile enough option to work somewhere up front as part of a potentially loaded front wall.

14 New England Patriots

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Lukas Van Ness DE Iowa

Flip a coin on Van Ness or Clemson DT Brian Bresee. The Patriots might need to find more offensive weapons – and Texas RB Bijan Robinson might be way too tempting here, even with talent already in the Patriot backfield – but Van Ness fits.

13 New York Jets

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Broderick Jones OT Georgia

The line needs an infusion of more talent. If Michael Mayer doesn’t fall here, the Jets will have a slew of good blockers to choose from.

12 Houston Texans (from Cleveland)

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Michael Mayer TE Notre Dame

Assuming Houston doesn’t trade away picks to move up to the 1, and assuming it goes with a quarterback with its first selection, here’s the shot to get a potentially elite safety valve receiver.

11 Tennessee Titans

2023 Mock Draft Latest Call: Paris Johnson OT Ohio State

The Titans have to get more talented on the offensive front. A wide receivers is a desperate must, but a strong lineman would be an instant fix. There’s wide receiver value later.

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College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 20 Best Quarterbacks

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 20 best quarterbacks switching teams

Who are the best and brightest quarterbacks in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?


Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Quarterbacks

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They’re the ones who make the biggest and most immediate impact in the transfer portal – the quarterbacks are still the stars.

Granted, the four teams in the College Football Playoff were all led by homegrown stars – for the most part, even though Stetson Bennett left and came back – but that Caleb Williams guy was pretty good.

Based on a loose combination of best player/will make the biggest impact, here are the 20 best quarterbacks in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all landed.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

20 Mikey Keene

New School: Fresno State
Former School: UCF

19 Jack Plummer

New School: Louisville
Former School: Cal

18 Cade McNamara

New School: Iowa
Former School: Michigan

17 Luke Altmyer

New School: Illinois
Former School: Ole Miss

16 Emory Jones

New School: Cincinnati
Former School: Arizona State

15 Davis Brin

New School: Georgia Southern
Former School: Tulsa

14 Nick Evers

New School: Wisconsin
Former School: Oklahoma

13 Jeff Sims

New School: Nebraska
Former School: Georgia Tech

12 Phil Jurkovec

New School: Pitt
Former School: Boston College

11 Collin Schlee

New School: UCLA
Former School: Kent State

10 Kedon Slovis

New School: BYU
Former School: Pitt

9 JT Daniels

New School: Rice
Former School: West Virginia

8 Hudson Card

New School: Purdue
Former School: Texas

7 Brennan Armstrong

New School: NC State
Former School: Virginia

6 Tanner Mordecai

New School: Wisconsin
Former School: SMU

5 Spencer Sanders

New School: Ole Miss
Former School: Oklahoma State

4 Devin Leary

New School: Kentucky
Former School: NC State

3 DJ Uiagalelei

New School: Oregon State
Former School: Clemson

2 Sam Hartman

New School: Notre Dame
Former School: Wake Forest

1 Shedeur Sanders

New School: Colorado
Former School: Jackson State

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DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

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Texas Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

Texas football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

Texas football schedule 2023: Who do the Longhorns miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


Texas Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Sept 2 Rice

Sept 9 at Alabama

Sept 16 Wyoming

Sept 23 at Baylor

Sept 30 Kansas

Oct 7 Oklahoma (in Dallas)

Oct 14 OPEN DATE

Oct 21 at Houston

Oct 28 BYU

Nov 4 Kansas State

Nov 11 at TCU

Nov 18 at Iowa State

Nov 24 Texas Tech

2023 College Football Rankings 1-133: First Look

Texas Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Longhorns miss from the Big 12 slate?

Considering the Longhorns are leaving soon for the SEC, it might have been nice to mostly miss the new Big 12 teams on the schedule. For the most part, that happened.

They have to play Houston and BYU, but they miss both Cincinnati and UCF. Considering BYU is coming to Austin – and there’s no dangerous trip to Provo – that’s not a bad thing.

West Virginia and Texas don’t exactly have a rich history, so that’s not all that bad a miss from the slate nostalgia-wise. Missing Oklahoma State, though, isn’t fun, but it’s a good break considering …

Texas Football Schedule What Really Matters

There might be two road games in a row late in the year – at TCU and Iowa State – and considering the Oklahoma game is in Dallas, there are just six home games. That’s not a lot for a program of this caliber, but there’s one big plus.

Texas doesn’t leave Texas all that often.

Going to Houston isn’t exactly a killer road trip, and Baylor and TCU keep the team in the state – that always matters with this fan base. There’s a road game at Iowa State to go along with that date with Bama – that’s it for the games outside of the state.

Texas Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

At Alabama. For a Texas team that has the talent to possibly do what TCU pulled off, that’s a killer of a road trip considering how manageable the rest of the schedule is.

11-2 with a Big 12 Championship almost certainly doesn’t get it done in a four-team College Football Playoff era, so realistically, Texas probably has to be perfect outside of that trip to Tuscaloosa.

Going to TCU is dangerous, and Oklahoma is always going to be a concern even after last year’s debacle, but that’s about it. Yeah, it really might be possible to run the table outside of the Bama game, but if the Longhorns can pull that off … look out.

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Texas Tech Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

Texas Tech football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

Texas Tech football schedule 2023: Who do the Red Raiders miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


Texas Tech Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Sept 2 at Wyoming

Sept 9 Oregon

Sept 16 Tarleton State

Sept 23 at West Virginia

Sept 30 Houston

Oct 7 at Baylor

Oct 14 Kansas State

Oct 21 at BYU

Oct 28 OPEN DATE

Nov 2 TCU

Nov 11 at Kansas

Nov 18 UCF

Nov 24 at Texas

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Texas Tech Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Red Raiders miss from the Big 12 slate?

The Red Raiders don’t have to deal with all things Oklahoma.

Missing Oklahoma and Oklahoma State is a huge plus, but there’s no Iowa State on the slate – the Cyclones will be better, but they’re still coming off a bad year. They get three of the Big 12 newbies – BYU, UCF, and Houston – but they don’t have to face Cincinnati.

That leaves a whole bunch of good Big 12 teams to deal with, but …

Texas Tech Football Schedule What Really Matters

Again, not having to play Oklahoma or Oklahoma State is a big deal.

That means TCU and Kansas State – the two teams in the Big 12 Championship last season – are there, but both of them have to come to Lubbock.

Yeah, there are five Big 12 road games, but all things considered they’re not horrible. Going to West Virginia and Kansas is manageable. BYU? That’s a problem going to Provo, and dealing with Baylor and Texas on the road is part of being in the solid conference – you can’t miss everyone.

Texas Tech Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

It’s a quirky slate.

For a good team returning with a whole lot of promise, there’s enough to push for a winning season, but it’s going to be a battle each and every week outside of the home game against Tarleton State.

The Red Raiders have to go to Wyoming, but they get Oregon at home. Neither of those will be easy.

There aren’t two road games in a row, and there isn’t the problem of three road games in four dates like some Big 12 teams are dealing with.

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UCF Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

UCF football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

UCF football schedule 2023: Who do the Knights miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


UCF Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Aug 26 OPEN DATE

Aug 31 Kent State

Sept 9 at Boise State

Sept 16 Villanova

Sept 23 at Kansas State

Sept 30 Baylor

Oct 7 at Kansas

Oct 12 OPEN DATE

Oct 21 at Oklahoma

Oct 28 West Virginia

Nov 4 at Cincinnati

Nov 11 Oklahoma State

Nov 18 at Texas Tech

Nov 25 Houston

2023 College Football Rankings 1-133: First Look

UCF Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Knights miss from the Big 12 slate?

Welcome to the Big 12, UCF. Here’s your gift …

You don’t have to play Texas or TCU.

Texas is going to be a whole lot better, and TCU played for the national title. They’re off the original new conference slate, and so is BYU.

That’s not a bad thing, especially considering a trip to Provo – if that was going to be the game – would’ve been a problem. Missing Iowa State isn’t great, though, even though it’ll be improved.

UCF Football Schedule What Really Matters

The Knights are getting hit with five Big 12 road games including both Kansas teams. Combine that with the date at Oklahoma, and they get the bad break of playing three road games in four conference dates.

Easing the pain a bit is a week off before playing the Sooners, but it still means they’re only in Orlando once between September 23rd and the end of October.

UCF Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

Even with the five Big 12 road games and a date at Boise State in non-conference play, it’s still one of the easiest schedules of any Big 12 team.

There’s no game outside of the Big 12 against a Power Five program, and getting Kent State and Villanova are easy ways to gear up for what’s coming. Combine that with home games against West Virginia and Houston, and there should be a solid base of wins to build from.

It’s not all going to be easy. Those road dates at Kansas State, Oklahoma, and Texas Tech should be just enough to keep UCF from cranking out a massive season, but again, compared to other Big 12 teams this isn’t bad.

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West Virginia Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

West Virginia football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

West Virginia football schedule 2023: Who do the Mountaineers miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


West Virginia Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Sept 2 at Penn State

Sept 9 Duquesne

Sept 16 Pitt

Sept 23 at Texas Tech

Sept 30 TCU

Oct 7 OPEN DATE

Oct 12 at Houston

Oct 21 Oklahoma State

Oct 28 at UCF

Nov 4 BYU

Nov 11 at Oklahoma

Nov 18 Cincinnati

Nov 25 at Baylor

2023 College Football Rankings 1-133: First Look

West Virginia Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Mountaineers miss from the Big 12 slate?

The3 Mountaineers don’t have to deal with all things Kansas. They miss both Kansas and Kansas State – it’s not bad to miss the defending Big 12 champion – and they also don’t have to deal with Texas. This year, that’s a huge plus.

Missing Iowa State … ehhhhh. It was one of the Big 12’s worst teams last year, but it should be improved. Even so, that wouldn’t be a bad team to have as opposed to, say, Oklahoma.

But …

West Virginia Football Schedule What Really Matters

There aren’t two road games in a row all year, so the Mountaineers should be able to settle in a bit before Big 12 play.

They alternate road and home games in Big 12 play, but with a week off before going to Houston, they only leave Morgantown once from September 9th until October 12th. That doesn’t mean the slate is easy, but the pain is spread out.

Getting TCU, Oklahoma State, and BYU at home helps, but that’s offset by playing five Big 12 road games. That, and …

West Virginia Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

This might be the Big 12’s toughest schedule.

There’s the easy game against Duquesne, but starting the season off at Penn State and hosting Pitt in non-conference play is a big problem.

It’s not that the Mountaineers can’t be more than just competitive in the Big 12 road games, it’s that there’s an extra one and none of them will be breezes.

It’s going to be a fight to get to six wins – it would’ve been nice to have three guaranteed warm-up games before dealing with the Big 12.

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Baylor Football Schedule 2023: Analysis, Breakdown, 3 Things To Know

Baylor football schedule 2023 analysis, breakdown, 3 things to know

Baylor football schedule 2023: Who do the Bears miss on the Big 12 schedule and what are 3 things to know?


Baylor Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know

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Sept 2 Texas State

Sept 9 Utah

Sept 16 Long Island

Sept 23 Texas

Sept 30 at UCF

Oct 7 Texas Tech

Oct 14 OPEN DATE

Oct 21 at Cincinnati

Oct 28 Iowa State

Nov 4 Houston

Nov 11 at Kansas State

Nov 18 at TCU

Nov 25 West Virginia

2023 College Football Rankings 1-133: First Look

Baylor Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Bears miss from the Big 12 slate?

The Big 12 schedule has a few tough twists and turns, but Bears get a few massive breaks. It starts with not having to deal with what should be a refreshed Oklahoma team. That, and there’s no BYU, there’s no dealing with Oklahoma State, and Kansas is no longer the sure-thing win it was in the past.

However that means it has to face Texas – that starts things off at home – and it has to go to TCU.

Baylor Football Schedule What Really Matters

Baylor doesn’t have to do too much traveling.

It only has four road games – all in the Big 12 – and one of them is against TCU. While it misses BYU, it has to go away from Waco to UCF and Cincinnati. Best of all, there isn’t a run of three road games in four weeks – Kansas State and TCU are the only back-to-back away dates.

And it’s not like going to Fort Worth is a stretch of a drive.

Own home field advantage, and this should be a great year.

Baylor Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

Considering Utah and Texas both have to come to Baylor, this isn’t all that bad of a schedule.

There’s a week off before having to go to Cincinnati, and again, there’s no Oklahoma or Oklahoma State to face.

Basically, there’s not a game on the slate that’s not winnable. Getting bowl eligible should be a breeze, and if the team can be a little bit sharper, eight wins with this schedule should be a starting point.

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College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 15 Best Wide Receivers

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 15 best wide receivers switching teams

Who are the best and brightest wide receivers in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?


Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Wide Receivers

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There are a whole lot of top teams that could’ve used some wide receiver help through the transfer portal last year – looking your way, Alabama – and they’re about to land them this time around.

Based on a combination of the best players and who’ll make the biggest splashes, here’s our ranking of the top wide receivers in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all decided to go.

They’re the 15 wide receivers in the transfer portal you need to know.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

15 Tyrone Broden

New School: Arkansas
Former School: Bowling Green

14 Theo Wease

New School: Missouri
Former School: Oklahoma

13 Jimmy Horn Jr.

New School: Colorado
Former School: USF

12 Dont’e Thornton

New School: Tennessee
Former School: Oregon

11 Tre Harris

New School: Ole Miss
Former School: Louisiana Tech

10 Traeshon Holden

New School: Oregon
Former School: Alabama

9 J. Michael Sturdivant

New School: UCLA
Former School: Cal

8 RaRa Thomas

New School: Georgia
Former School: Mississippi State

7 De’Zhaun Stribling

New School: Oklahoma State
Former School: Washington State

6 Tyrese Chambers

New School: Maryland
Former School: FIU

5 Devontez Walker

New School: North Carolina
Former School: Kent State

4 Elijah Spencer

New School: Minnesota
Former School: Charlotte

3 Dante Cephas

New School: Penn State
Former School: Kent State

2 Dorian Singer

New School: USC
Former School: Arizona

1 Dominic Lovett

New School: Georgia
Former School: Missouri

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