
Dave Aranda opens up on 'tremendous honor' following his firing at Baylor.
BaylorHe spent seven seasons in charge of the program. He was clearly grateful for the opportunity he was given, and he wished several parties well on his way out.
“ Dione and I remain very grateful for the many meaningful relationships forged in Waco. You embraced our family and provided a supportive community to raise our kids.
“I’m so appreciative of every player who touched our program, you guys mean the world to me and I’m proud of the many accomplishments we achieved together. You impacted me more than you know and I hope beyond all hope that feeling is mutual.”
Though ultimately Baylor opted to move on from Dave Aranda, the head coach was not without his success there, especially early on. Coming over from LSU , where he served as the associate head coach and defensive coordinator, Aranda didn’t wait long to make an impact on the program.
KEY POINTS
- [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] “Thank you for the opportunity to lead Baylor Football for the last seven years — it’s been a tremendous honor,” Dave Aranda wrote.
- Former Baylor coach Dave Aranda opened up on his time in Waco following his firing by the program over the weekend.
- Former Baylor coach Dave Aranda is speaking out for the first time since he was fired by the program following a loss 25-24 loss to Kansas over the weekend.
- After a 2-7 record in the COVID-shortened 2020 season, Aranda and Baylor went 12-2 in 2021 and won the Big 12.