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Baylor Dropped 49 Points on McCallie, And Their 19-Game Win Streak Is Seriously For Real

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Baylor absolutely pulverized Division II-AAA rival McCallie with a massive 49-7 victory on October 2, putting on a show that saw Peyton Manning’s son, Marshall Manning, earn some playing time. This wasn’t just another win, it was a statement game that highlighted Baylor’s dominant run.

Baylor’s Offense Was Relentless

From the jump, Baylor was firing on all cylinders, building a commanding 35-7 lead by halftime. They didn’t let up, holding McCallie scoreless through the entire second half. The offense was an absolute machine, racking up a ridiculous 463 total yards, with 291 of those coming through the air. You don’t see that kind of offensive explosion every day, especially in a rivalry game. David Gabriel Georges, the Tennessee football commit, was right in the thick of it as Baylor completely dismantled their opponent.

The Streak Continues With Sweet Revenge

This crushing win pushes Baylor’s record to a perfect 7-0 overall and 3-0 in their division, while McCallie falls to 3-4 and 0-2. What makes this particular victory even sweeter is the history: this is Baylor’s 19th straight win, a run that started after McCallie pulled off an upset in the 2024 Division II-AAA state championship. Talk about turning the tables! Baylor has now won their last three matchups against McCallie, proving they’ve completely owned the rivalry since that championship loss. The Red Raiders are out for blood, and they’re getting it.

Baylor’s got that undefeated shine right now, and with a 19-game win streak, every opponent knows they’re facing a team that refuses to lose. You gotta wonder how long they can keep this train rolling, but if they keep playing like they did against McCallie, who’s gonna stop them?

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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