Biggest issues facing Baylor this spring: Depth is a good problem to have, but Bears need to find their starting running back

Spring football is almost upon us, which means college teams will get their first glimpse of who could be big players for them in 2019.

After finishing 1-11 in 2017, the Bears went 7-6 in 2018, capped off with a Texas Bowl win over Vanderbilt. If the Bears want to have another improvement like that, they will need to crank out some issues this spring.

With Baylor's annual Green and Gold spring football game set for noon on April 21, here is the first in a series of five issues facing the Bears this spring:

Who gets the nod at running back?

Luckily, this is a good problem for the Bears to have.

For the past two seasons, Baylor has gotten solid production from the running back position while…