Baylor lets upset opportunity slip away, falls to 0–2 on season

WACO -- All the air was sucked out of McLane Stadium when Baylor quarterback Sawyer Robertson desperately launched an interecepted pass on 3rd and 16, putting No. 12 Utah on the Bears' own 29-yard-line.

Robertson, in his first game as a starter, was pressing. Baylor had nursed a comfortable lead against an anemic Utah offense throughout the game. But with 1:59 remaining, Utah punched a touchdown to tie the game at 13. Now, in a spot where they needed a score to finish off the upset that had seemed sure minutes ago, Robertson instead gifted Utah a short field to steal a 20-13 victory in a game they had no business winning. To his credit, Robertson bounced back and threw a 47-yard dime to Hal Pressley, giving the Bears one play to take back the game. But his ensuing pass fell incomplete.