WOW: Baylor Football CANCELS Spring Game Week-Of, Dave Aranda is SO Lost, Alumni Plans Are Ruined
The "Green and Gold Game" for Baylor football is an annual spring scrimmage event held by the Baylor Bears football team. Like many college football programs, Baylor uses this event as an opportunity to showcase their team's progress during spring practices, provide valuable game-like experience for players, and engage with fans.
Here's what you might expect from Baylor's Green and Gold Game:
Scrimmage Format: The Green and Gold Game typically follows a scrimmage format where the team is divided into two squads: Green Team and Gold Team (or sometimes White Team and Green Team). These teams compete against each other in a simulated game setting.
Player Evaluation: Coaches use the scrimmage as an opportunity to evaluate players' performances in a semi-live game situation. This allows coaches to assess players' skills, execution of plays, and overall readiness for the upcoming season.
Fan Engagement: The Green and Gold Game is often open to the public, allowing fans to get an early glimpse of the team and enjoy some football during the offseason. It's a chance for fans to see new recruits, returning players, and potential breakout stars in action.
Community Events: In addition to the scrimmage itself, the Green and Gold Game may feature various community events such as autograph sessions, fan meet-and-greets, alumni gatherings, and activities for kids. These events help foster a sense of community and support for the football program.
Traditions and Festivities: Like many college football events, the Green and Gold Game may incorporate traditions and festivities unique to Baylor University. This could include tailgating, cheerleading performances, band performances, and other campus traditions.
Overall, the Green and Gold Game serves as an important part of Baylor football's spring practice schedule, providing an opportunity for players to showcase their skills, coaches to evaluate their progress, and fans to connect with the team ahead of the upcoming season.
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As a Nebraska fan I was surprised Ohio st. Had 80k probably will beats us in spring game attendance this year
Tbh spring game is only a scrimmage. And isn't the only one of the spring.
I don't know what the complaint is about, we already saw something similar in Oxford and eventually the spring game will be gone or the spring transfer portal window will be closed. Coaches are not going to let the spring game be an opportunity to scout their players for the upcoming transfer portal. To blame the coaches is a bit naive.
That sucks for the fans
So what’s up with Blake Shapen? I grew up with his dad for 20 years and support him and you didn’t mention his name once?
Believe Shapen transferred out from Baylor.
Arkansas literally did this last spring
Oh yes, very envious of their 4-8 finish
@@LockedOnBig12 yea, good thing I'm not a Arkansas fan.
They should have fired him already
Not a good look , all it will create is more doubt and questions about Aranda , his team Culture and Strategies , his revamped staff , and roster. All Team’s Spring Games use a base offense and defense , often holding out or limiting their 1st team player’s play time. QBs are protected with game formats significantly changed. Makes me wonder if Baylor plans to use the Portal to plug holes in their roster.
This will be Aranda’s last year.
Baylor is just super trash in it's final form..........
Its really not that big of a deal, stop 😒 its an over hyped scrimmage, always has been