How to Watch Kansas Jayhawks at Baylor Bears Football

Kansas travels to Waco, TX to take on the surly Baylor Bears, who just happen to be the Big 12’s highest-ranked team at the moment. Baylor is #11 in the AP Poll and #8 in the Coaches Poll.

Here are the essentials:

The Numbers

Kansas: 1-4, 0-2

Baylor: 5-0, 2-0

How to Watch

Saturday, October 15, 2016, 2:30 PM CDT

Waco, TX: McLane Stadium (45,140)

TV: Fox Sports 1

Tim Brando (Play-by-Play), Spencer Tillman (Analyst)

Kansas City Metro:

Time Warner Cable Ch 75, 400

Google Fiber Ch 208

Comcast Ch 223, 878

Lawrence:

WOW! Ch 150, 227

Nationwide:

AT&T U-Verse Ch 652, 1652

DIRECTV Ch 219

Dish Network Ch 150

Online Streaming: www.foxsportsgo.com or the Fox Sports Go App

Radio: Jayhawk Radio Network (Affiliate List)

Brian Hanni (Play-by-Play), David Lawrence (Analyst), Josh Klingler (Reporter)

Online Radio Streaming (FREE): www.KUAthletics.com/radio

Satellite Radio: Sirius Ch 136, XM Ch 21

The Game

Fun fact: Kansas has never won a football game in Waco, TX.

If the Jayhawks are going to notch their first win in Waco, it will also go down as a major upset, with Kansas a five-touchdown underdog to the Bears. Kansas MUST STOP THE TURNOVERS, control the ball, and limit explosive plays by the Baylor offense in order to have a chance in this one.

KU’s road woes are becoming historic. The Jayhawks haven’t won a road game since 2009, a span of 40 games (and 37 true road games). The 37 true road games ties the Division 1 mark of futility set by Wichita State from 1964-1971. (FCS Idaho State owns the NCAA mark of 48 straight road losses.)

In addition, Kansas hasn’t won a conference road game since 2008 at Iowa State. 32 of KU’s 37 road losses are to conference foes.

Given the still-current issues that Baylor faced in the offseason, I’d really love to see these streaks end here despite how unlikely it seems.