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Gallery: Wildcats fall to Bears 55-27

September 3, 2018 by Lauren Franco and Nicholas Cromwell

Last Saturday, the Wildcats fell to the Bears 55-27 at McLane Stadium in Waco. The Wildcats will take on Angelo State Saturday at 6 p.m. as the home opener.

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Team captains meet for the coin toss at the beginning of the game. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
Head Coach Adam Dorrel talks the team after kick off. (Photo by Lauren Franco)

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The Baylor football team runs onto the field greeted by the Baylor Line. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
Quarterback Luke Anthony watches the coin during the coin toss. The Wildcats won the coin toss. (Photo by Lauren Franco)

Baylor freshmen take photos and cheer while waiting for kick off. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
Baylor freshmen scream to a camera while waiting for kick off. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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Koy Richardson, a sophomore cornerback, prepares to tackle R.J. Sneed, a sophomore wide receiver. (Photo by Lauren Franco)

Head Coach Adam Dorrel talks to ball carriers on the sideline while waiting for the next play. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
D.J. Fuller, a redshirt senior wide receiver avoids tackle by Grayland Arnold, a junior cornerback. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
Luke Anthony, redshirt sophomore quarterback meets with the team during a defensive drive. (Photo by Lauren Franco)

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Baylor fans cheer after a touchdown before it was overturned. (Photo by Lauren Franco)

D.J. Fuller runs toward the inzone. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
Athletic Director Allen Ward watches a play. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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Luke Anthony prepares to make a pass. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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About Lauren Franco

My name is Lauren and I'm the Editor in Chief of the Optimist this year. I'm an avid fan of romantic comedies, the First Amendment and national parks. More than anything, I'm passionate about storytelling via photographs, and love getting to know the heart of people through my lens.

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About Nicholas Cromwell

Nicholas is a senior accounting and finance major from Dallas.

Being an accounting major, I don't spend all of my time crunching numbers but spend a lot of my free time outside, adventuring. Specifically I enjoy cycling, mountain biking, hiking, hunting, camping, sports of all kinds, and taking photos of these things. However, sometimes I also spend my time inside, cooking! I prefer to do my adventuring with other people who like to adventure because adventuring with people is much more memorable.

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