Baylor overwhelmed Prairie View A&M on Saturday, cruising to a 44-3 victory in Week 2 play. The Bears scored decisively in the first half, posting 17 points in both the first and second quarters to build an insurmountable lead. Prairie View A&M managed only a field goal in the opening quarter and was shut out the remainder of the game.

Baylor's offense was efficient throughout, with quarterback N. Bennett connecting on a deep pass to J. McGowan for a 33-yard touchdown in the first quarter. The Bears added another touchdown in the third quarter when McGowan rushed for 13 yards into the end zone.

Prairie View A&M's best offensive performance came early, with Tevin Carter recording a 16-yard rushing gain for a first down in the first quarter. Carter led the Panthers with 74 passing yards. Despite the lopsided score, the game featured competitive moments, with Prairie View A&M's defense recording an interception of Baylor's E. Griffin in the fourth quarter.

Baylor covered the 37.5-point spread, while the game finished under the 55.5-point total.