the outcome - in my opinion- is whether or not Tuiaki will dramatically commit to doing something different on defense. I'm talking about what we saw against Utah and partially ASU. Grimey will know exactly what the defense is trying to do. Unless BYU turns the ball over like 4+ times again, which Im not counting on, its not going to come down to the BYU offense. I think BYU is going to hit that 25 -35 pts range as long as they're relatively healthy and that will be enough to win most games. This one comes down to whether Tuiaki and the defense can hold Baylor to under that amount and I'm not confident that BYU's base scheme can stop a team like Baylor, when they have really struggled to get key stops vs Boise, USF, USU, UofA...