FINAL: West Virginia 43, Baylor 40

MORGANTOWN, W. Va — Night football is once again at Milan Puskar Arena interestingly starting around 2018 as the West Virginia Mountain dwellers have the Baylor Bears. The opening shot is set for 7 p.m. ET, and it will be displayed on FOX Sports 1.

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Fourth QUARTER

Last: West Virginia clutches take a 43-40 win over Baylor.

FIELD Objective WEST VIRGINIA (43-40 - 0:33): Tony Mathis drives WVU inside the 10 yard line to set up a possible go on field objective. The Mountain dwellers channel Baylor of all their breaks all the while.

FIELD Objective BAYLOR (40-40 - 1:40): WVU holds Baylor with practically no increases on the drive, yet the Bears actually tie it up with a 44-yard field objective by John Mayers.

3:12: Another interference, yet this time, Baylor gets the ball back. JT Daniels carries out to one side and attempts to fit a pass into traffic. It gets taken out by Dillon Doyle, Baylor begins the WVU 28.

3:19: Capture attempt! Baylor was dropping the ball down the field (with the assistance of a pass obstruction punishment), yet everything gets halted when Kyron Robots turns it over. Jared Bartlett gets a hand on the quarterback to compel him to rush a pass into traffic that is caught by Aubrey Burks.

Score WEST VIRGINIA (40-37 - 7:05): WVU's found fortune transforms into gold as Tony Mathis Jr. scores from 34 yards out to cover off a six-play drive. The Mountain dwellers have their most memorable lead of the game starting from the primary quarter.

9:01: This game can't get any more capricious. After WVU turns it over on downs at the Baylor 45, BU gets a couple of huge runs for 20 and seven yards. Qualan Jones bungles, however, and WVU recuperates at its own 28. Aubrey Burks is credited with the strip, and Jasir Cox scooped it up. That is Cox's second bungle recuperation of the game.

Score BAYLOR (37-33 - 13:39): You don't see this consistently. Qualan Jones covers off a 74-yard drive with a four-yard surging score. Dante Stills, in any case, gets a hand on the additional point, and it is gotten by Jacolby Spells who returns it to give WVU two focuses. Rather than a noteworthy lead, the Bears currently have quite recently an important lead.

Third QUARTER

END 3Q: Baylor and West Virginia are tied at 31, and the Bears have the ball on the WVU 30 yard line to begin the last quarter of guideline.

Score WEST VIRGINIA (31-31 - 1:42): The WVU run game is having no issues this evening. The Mountain climbers have now run multiple times for 126 yards and two scores after Justin Johnson Jr. runs in for 19 yards. The 75-yard drive helped a major lift through the air, particularly on a 36-yard fruition from Sam James that just impeccably string the Baylor inclusion.

Score BAYLOR (31-24 - 5:21): Robots polishes the drive off on fourth down, interfacing with Hal Presley from two yards out.

6:30: Baylor is dropping down the field for certain more unstable plays, however the game comes to a short delay after Andrew Wilson-Light hits a sliding Blake Shapen. The quarterback is exceptionally delayed to get up and Wilson-Light is hailed for focusing on. The punishment is affirmed after survey, so Wilson-Light is shot out, while Baylor has a first and objective from the six yard line. Kyron Robots is in at quarterback for Baylor.

Score WEST VIRGINIA (24-24 - 10:19): Each of the 10 of WVU's plays on the main drive of the half go for positive yardage, including the 24-yard pass from JT Daniels to Kaden Prather to tie the game. Prather battles through contact and stays on his feet to make a grip run for the balancer.

West Virginia begins its drive at its own 25.

Second QUARTER

HALF: Baylor takes a 24-17 lead over West Virginia into the storage space. WVU will get to begin the final part.

0:54: WVU goes three-and-out and flips the field to the Baylor 27 yard line. JT Daniels attempts two passes to Kaden Prather in the short series, neither of which associate.

Score BAYLOR (24-17 - 1:14): Five plays, 75 yards. Shapen recuperates after the hiccup and scores one more dangerous score, this opportunity to Craig Williams, who breaks a progression of tackles to score from 39 yards out.

Score WEST VIRGINIA (17-17 - 2:41): Baylor breaks a major play to get in WVU domain, yet everything moves washed away after Blake Shapen bumbles while moving to one side. Jasir Cox gets it and returns it 65 yards for the game-tying score. Sean Martin is credited with the strip sack.

FIELD Objective WEST VIRGINIA (17-10 - 4:22): WVU was in a great situation to get a score back. The Mountain dwellers had driven 74 yards to the Bears' one yard line, however a premature move against Treylan Davis pushes them back to the six. WVU attempts an intersection course on third down however is fruitless. Casey Legg changes over from 23 yards out to get a few focuses on the board.

Score BAYLOR (17-7 - 10:52): Three plays, three monstrous increases, and one score. Shapen finishes three straight passes for 14, 25 and 35 yards to score another score.

Score BAYLOR (10-7 - 13:34): Baylor needs only five plays to score its most memorable score of the game on this drive. Blake Shapen opened the quarter with a 56-yard finishing to Gavin Holmes, who breaks a tackle to put the Bears inside the five yard line. Two plays later, Ben Sims finds the end zone on an old fashioned trap play from a yard out.

First QUARTER

END 1Q: West Virginia holds a 7-3 lead after one fourth of play. Baylor has ownership on its own 40 with a first and-10 circumstance.

FIELD Objective BAYLOR (7-3 - 4:23): Baylor bites precisely six minutes off the clock in a 14-play drive yet just summon a 40-yard field objective from John Mayers. The Bears go after the end zone, including a twofold pass stunt play that goes over Drake Dabney's head. Blake Shapen has finished three of his six endeavors up to this point.

Score WEST VIRGINIA (7-0 - 10:30): In the wake of compelling a Baylor three-and-out in the initial drive, WVU walks 65 down the field in eight plays to strike first. Tony Mathis Jr. is the scorer in the wake of making a noteworthy, ad libbed run from seven yards out. JT Daniels was an ideal 4-for-4 for 38 yards on the drive.

West Virginia has won the throw and conceded to the last part.