Baylor’s postseason game may not have the stakes of a playoff or New Years Six bowl, but it could well define their season. Friday’s 38-27 loss to the Texas Longhorns mercilessly ended the Baylor Bears’ regular season with the same winning percentage they had before taking the field against Albany back on September 3, .500. Kicking off the season with a #10 preseason ranking and coming off the most successful year in program history, Baylor’s 6-6 regular season can only be categorized as a disappointment. Not rock bottom, far from it, despite what some keyboard warriors typed out in a…