The Baylor Bears have made one thing very clear over the last several weeks: folks in Waco aren’t afraid to play the NIL game anymore, and BU is more than willing to pay players to get them there.
However, an impressive NIL check isn’t the only thing that future Baylor football players have to look forward to. In addition to playing in one of the newer stadiums in the Big 12, future Bears will also get to spend their offseasons training in one of the most impressive facilities that the league has to offer.
On Monday, Baylor athletics unveiled the Fudge Football Development Center – the new home of BU football – and it looks incredible.
The video doesn’t really do the new facility justice either, but some supporting pictures help paint the story of just how impressive the upgrade is for Baylor.
Baylor is coming off a disappointing 3-9 season and is feeling the pressure to win in 2024 after losing each of their last five games in ’23. Head coach Dave Aranda is among the coaches most likely to get fired first this season, and unless the Bears make a 180-degree turn from last year, that could very well end up being the case.
Aranda and the Bears will host Tarleton on Saturday, August 31 (6:00 p.m. CT) to open up their season in less than two weeks.
