Baylor routs lowly Kansas 38-9 for first win of season

LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Matt Rhule instituted a dress code for road games when he took over at Baylor, requiring each of his players to wear crisp suits and nice ties before and after their games. The one exception: Sweats are allowed heading home from a win. So after the Bears dispatched Kansas 38-9 for their first win under Rhule, the former Temple coach couldn't help but crack a smile when he stepped into the visiting locker room at Memorial Stadium on Saturday and heard a chant: "Jogging suits! Jogging suits!" "It was pretty funny," Rhule admitted. There was nothing funny about an eight-game skid to begin his tenure, though. But with freshman Charlie Brewer making his first start, the Bears (1-8, 1-5 Big 12) were sharp on offense and downright dominant on defense in beating the Jayhawks (1-8, 0-6) for the eighth straight time. Brewer threw for 315 yards and three touchdowns.