Baylor Radio Calls for Final Play to beat Oklahoma State for the Big 12

The Baylor Bears literally won the Big 12 championship, stopping Oklahoma State at the finish line. The radio call is very suitable.

The Bears’ radio network was as hyped as you might expect, when Dave Aranda’s team won the Big 12 Championship, stop No. 5 Oklahoma State at the goal line on what would be a winning move in the game.

Baylor defender Jairon McVea made the biggest tackle in show history, somehow stopping Oklahoma State coming back from the corner despite the fact that at first glance, Blake Shapen had an easy goal.

The Baylor radio call made by John Morris is just as memorable.

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Bears definitely have a chance, more than we could say just a few hours ago. Ranked at number nine in the latest rankings, Baylor will almost certainly jump to number five Oklahoma State, for one, as well as several noncompetitive teams this weekend.

For example, the fates of Ohio State and Notre Dame still rise, as they get the weekend off and rely solely on the results and the CFP committee to place them in the top four. Controlling their own destiny would be a good privilege. , but Notre Dame has yet to make it to a convention, and Ohio State lost to Michigan for the first time last weekend.

Aranda oversaw a remarkable transformation, becoming a Baylor Big 12 champion in just his second season on the job. That man deserves credit, as does McVea, for a number of efforts over the years.

And while we’re at it, let’s give Morris a shout out for not losing his voice, as far as we know.

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