As we look back on 2012, what does 2013 hold for Baylor during one of it's greatest athletic runs in 168 years of being a University.
Seatrunk makes a run at Heisman?
Here are some predictions for 2013.
Football
Art Briles and staff will sign a top 20 and possibly top 15 class.
Then the staff will groom another quarterback to lead one of the nation's top offenses.
Lache Seastrunk and Glasco Martin will combine for over 2500 yards and 25 touchdowns, giving Seastrunk a chance for Baylor's second Heisman.
Tevin Reese will break 1000 yards receiving.
Antwan Goodley will break out with 400 yards rushing and 600 receiving.
Jay Lee will replace Lanear Sampson with great blocking and speed outside to stretch the defenses.
Drew goes dancing, again
Robbie Rhodes and Corey Coleman will break out and earn freshmen All-American status.
Chris McAllister will continue where he left off in the Holiday Bowl with his speed rushing ability.
Javonte Magee, Jamal Palmer, and Shawn Oakman will add even more depth to the defensive line allowing more packages from Coach Phil Bennett.
Eddie Lackey and Bryce Hager will continue to lead the team in tackles with talented underclassmen pushing them.
The team will send Floyd Casey out in style with a final win over Texas en route to another bowl game.
Men's Basketball
Scott Drew and staff will get the team back to the NCAA tournament and make another run to the Sweet 16.
Isaiah Austin will be Freshman of the Year. He will then declare to the NBA.
Mulkey works her magic, again
Brady Heslip will regain his three point shooting after getting healthy from his surgery.
Pierre Jackson will get drafted and become a fan favorite with his athleticism.
Women's Basketball
Kim Mulkey cuts down the nets in NOLA.
Brittney Griner is named Player of the Year, again.
Odyssey Simms finally gets the recognition she deserves for being the best PG in the game.
Alexis Prince wins a game with her three point shooting when a team tries to pack in the zone on Griner. Griner repays that team with a dunk.
Baseball
Steve Smith remains a model of consistency
Steve Smith takes his team back to the NCAA Regionals.
Nathan Orf leads the nation in hit by pitch.
Jake Miller has a great year at shortstop and earns 1st Team Big 12.
Freshman Sterling Wynn works his way into the weekend rotation.
Happy New Year!
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The X Factor89868 said...
How will we sign a top 20 class in football when we currently aren't ranked in the top 20 in recruiting classes? Who are we going to take with our last few spots that would catapult us into the top 20?
Edit: didn't realize we were ranked 17 in 247. Was curious if there was some body coming down the pipe that was going to give us a big boost.
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E_Kirch said...
Any prediction of Lache getting more touches from passes and kick returns?
The guy is pure electricity and its just a numbers game on his Heisman. Enough touches and he'll put up the stats to win. <20 rushes per game with 1 or 2 passes and no kick returns won't win it for BU.
A big return avg with a TD or 2 in the kicking game will give him (and the team) a big boost. I get pumped up just thinking about him lined up out wide running the WR bubble screen and only a CB playing man to man trying to stop him.
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