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Jackson Posey

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Follower of Jesus. Award-winning writer and podcaster. Baylor '26, Duke Divinity '28.

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Jackson Posey’s Biography

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With over seven years of sports media experience as a digital content creator, I've earned several awards in my time as a writer, reporter, editor, and social media manager.

Currently, I cover all things Baylor athletics as a sportswriter and podcaster for The Baylor Lariat, primarily focusing on football, men's and women's basketball, and volleyball. I've written stories on everything from national championship-winning coaches to new developments in Acrobatics & Tumbling. Additionally, I co-ho…

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Sports Take: Money has stolen the heart of college sports

Sports Take: Money has stolen the heart of college sports

Our love for athletics was never just about the game - it was about the people, places and moments that groun…

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Point Sochan: How a former Baylor sixth man has become the Spurs' enigmatic point guard

Point Sochan: How a former Baylor sixth man has become the Spurs' enigmatic point guard

Jeremy Sochan was drafted to play power forward. Now, he's throwing lobs and dropping pocket passes as the te…

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Sports Take: Sawyer Robertson is elite; it hasn't mattered

Sports Take: Sawyer Robertson is elite; it hasn't mattered

Baylor's rushing, defensive woes have marred the quarterback's breakout season.

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Rooted in Texas: How the state's oldest football rivalry became the Bluebonnet Battle

Rooted in Texas: How the state's oldest football rivalry became the Bluebonnet Battle

Informally called the 'Revivalry' for years, the 125-year-old Baylor-TCU rivalry was formalized - and got a n…

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No. 12 Baylor torches Sam Houston in record-setting home opener, 104-67

No. 12 Baylor torches Sam Houston in record-setting home opener, 104-67

The Bears set Foster Pavilion records in points, rebounds and assists.

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Don't live in swissful ignorance: Eat more cheese - The Baylor Lariat

Don't live in swissful ignorance: Eat more cheese - The Baylor Lariat

Reject modernity. Return to a lifestyle of awe and wonderment.

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Babe Ruth in Waco: The history of Katy Park

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By Jackson Posey
| The Baylor Lariat Verified
By Jackson Posey | Sports Editor Ninety-seven years ago, Babe Ruth arrived in Waco. Pandemonium ensued. The 1929 New York Yankees were perhaps America’s biggest draw. Wacoans showed up in droves to watch the local Waco Cubs host a preseason exhibition match against the back-to-back World Series champions. Katy Park typically held about 4,000 fans, but on April 4, 1929, the venue packed in 11,000 spectators, roughly a sixth of the town’s population.
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Sports Buzz: Waco Super Regional incoming, softball upsets No. 4 Texas Tech

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By Jackson Posey
| The Baylor Lariat Verified
Welcome back to the Monday Morning Sports Buzz, where we can all relate with the last chapter of Ecclesiastes: “Of making many books there is no end, and much study is a weariness of the flesh.” We’re officially entering finals season, an economic boom time for local coffee shops and “literally the worst day ever” for those given to nostalgia.
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Breaking down Baylor MBB’s new-look 2026-27 roster

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By Jackson Posey
| The Baylor Lariat Verified
By Jackson Posey | Sports Editor After Baylor men’s basketball missed the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2018, more bad news broke: Cameron Carr and Tounde Yessoufou, the team’s top scorers, were declaring for the NBA Draft. (Yessoufou later entered the transfer portal as well.) Though not unexpected, the decisions echoed a year’s worth of frustrations for the program, which famously replaced its entire roster just a year prior.
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