RGIII discusses coaching role at Baylor after Dave Aranda's firing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 4:04 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

After the firing of head coach Dave Aranda, Robert Griffin III expressed interest in taking over the role at Baylor. He has already spoken with Baylor's athletic director, Doug McNamee, about the possibility of returning to the program where he won a Heisman Trophy. Baylor hopes to improve after a disappointing season, finishing 4-3, and has lost two consecutive games. As they prepare for their final regular-season outings against UCF and others, Griffin aims to bring back a competitive spirit reminiscent of his playing days.
- •Baylor fired head coach Dave Aranda after a loss to Kansas.
- •Robert Griffin III had a successful playing career at Baylor in the early 2010s.
- •Griffin expressed 100 percent interest in the head coaching position.
- •Joe Klanderman is currently serving as interim head coach.
- •Baylor is 4-3 overall and has lost two straight games.
- 4:04 AMYahoo Sports — Could Baylor Look To Former Heisman Trophy Winner As Next Head Coach?
"RGIII, Baylor could be a match made in heaven if the stars align for the former Heisman-winning quarterback. Baylor had […]
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