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WATCH: The Baylor Line Struggled Coming Onto the Field
Depending on how you view Baylor, one of the coolest (or worst) traditions is their freshmen running haphazardly onto the field to start every game. It went poorly for Baylor’s freshmen on Saturday evening in Waco. Which is sort of a metaphor for how things have been going generally in Waco over the last few months.
Great job, Baylor pic.twitter.com/qR9kBU4ENo
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) September 24, 2016
That's a lot of money running across that field. #Baylor #Tuition pic.twitter.com/qd0gbShZvR
— Hayden Kyle Barber (@HK_Barber) September 24, 2016
At least it wasn’t their players?
https://vine.co/v/5J11mzLKvTu
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