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Baylor vs. North Carolina, 2015 Russell Athletic Bowl results: Banged-up Bears break records
Down your four biggest offensive weapons? No problem. Baylor dumped a bowl season record 645 rushing yards on the No. 10 Heels. For more on this game, check out Our Daily Bears and Tar Heel Blog.
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December 30, 2015
Baylor overshadowed even Fournette vs. poor TTU
Baylor's offensive line stole the show in the Russell Athletic Bowl, paving the way for more than 600 rushing yards in a unique 49-38 win over North Carolina. Really, if you like yards and points, the Tuesday bowls were for you.
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December 30, 2015
Briles has all-bowl passing AND rushing records
The Bears can never again be labeled a one-trick, soft offense by people who've never actually watched them.
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December 29, 2015
Baylor used 5 QBs ... and still broke bowl records
The Bears were without their top two quarterbacks and top two weapons, which makes this one of the most impressive offensive performances in bowl season history.
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December 28, 2015
Can Baylor keep up with UNC?
Healthy versions of Baylor and UNC would put on a scoreboard-lighting show in Orlando. But can an egregiously banged up Baylor offense keep up? And when's the last time we had any doubt in a Baylor offense? 2009? Some time before Briles?
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December 9, 2015
Russell Athletic Bowl advanced stat preview
Advanced stats previewing the Russell Athletic Bowl between Baylor and North Carolina.
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December 8, 2015
Ranking every bowl game's gifts
From awesome gift cards to terrible hats, this year has everything.
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December 7, 2015
Ranking all 40 bowl games
Some bowls are more watchable than others. Let science rank all 40 games and tell you which you least want to miss.
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December 6, 2015
Baylor vs. UNC in Russell Athletic Bowl
Two of the country's most explosive offenses square off after ending the season with losses.
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December 5, 2015
Refs rob UNC of upset shot with offside call
Referees made a brutal call to prevent UNC from a possible game-tying drive.