A quick guide to Baylor's postseason, including an opportunity to earn respect

Posted Dec 7, 2015
Baylor had to deal with injuries at the quarterback position more than almost any team in the nation. The Bears lost all three scholarship quarterbacks at some point this season: opening day starter Seth Russell with a fractured vertebra in his neck against Iowa State, backup Jarrett Stidham with a chipped bone in his ankle against Oklahoma State and third-string Chris Johnson to a concussion in the first quarter against Texas. (Dallas Morning News)

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