Baylor–Rice football rivalry
American college football rivalry between the Baylor Bears and Rice Owls
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The Baylor–Rice football rivalry is an American college football rivalry between the Baylor Bears and Rice Owls.[1][2][3][4][5]
Rice, 14–13
Baylor, 21–13
| First meeting | November 20, 1914 Rice, 14–13 |
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| Latest meeting | September 21, 2019 Baylor, 21–13 |
| Next meeting | TBD |
| Trophy | None |
| Statistics | |
| Total meetings | 82 |
All-time series | Baylor leads 50–30–2 |
Largest victory | Baylor, 70–17 (2015) |
Longest win streak | Baylor, 9 (1993–present) |
Current win streak | Baylor, 9 (1993–present) |
History
The schools both reside 183 miles from each other within the U.S. state of Texas.[6] From 1915 to 1995, the teams were members of the Southwest Conference (SWC) and met on an annual basis from 1924 to 1995 with the exception of 1943 and 1944 due to World War II.[7][8][9] From 1924 to 1975, the game was played exclusively on either the fourth weekend in November or the first weekend in December as the regular season finale for both teams, except for 1963 when Baylor's scheduled game against SMU and Rice's scheduled game against TCU were moved back two weeks from November 23 due to the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22.[9] After the Southwest Conference added Houston as a full-time member in 1976,[10][11] the annual game between the Bears and Owls was moved to the middle of November where it was played through 1995, with the exception of 1991 when the game was played in mid-October.[12]
After the breakup of the SWC following the 1995 season,[13] Baylor was among the four SWC schools invited to join the new Big 12 Conference while Rice was left out.[14][15] This brought an end to the annual rivalry between the Bears and Owls, but the teams have faced off intermittently since that time, most recently in 2019.[16] The 2016 meeting between the schools was notable for a controversial halftime performance of the Marching Owl Band, who formed a Roman numeral IX in a mocking reference to Title IX and the Baylor University sexual assault scandal.[17][18] The Rice University administration apologized the next day for the gesture.[19][20] However, as of May 2025, there are no plans for the teams to meet again on the football field.[citation needed]
Game results
| Baylor victories | Rice victories | Tie games |
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