Congrats Baylor, you've lost a starting caliber quarterback.
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Rumors surfaced on Wednesday evening that former four-star quarterback Jarrett Stidham could be leaving the program. On Thursday, Stidham gave the confirmation.
— Jarrett Stidham (@Jarrett_Stidham) July 7, 2016
Several recruits have either decommitted or gotten out of their Letter of Intent, leaving Baylor's depth chart for the upcoming and future seasons looking a bit empty. Of course, Stidham had already made a statement on campus in his true freshman season, and looked to be the quarterback of the future.
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Stidham made three starts for the Bears in 2015 after starting quarterback Seth Russell went down with a neck injury, and he mostly impressed. His first start was a 419-yard, three-touchdown performance against Kansas State on the road.
Stidham did well in his two other starts— against Oklahoma and Oklahoma State — before suffering his own season-ending injury.
Unfortunately for Baylor, it looks like that injury will be Stidham's final moment for the Bears on the field.
