Baylor has started the season 2-0, and the Bears didn't hold back in their matchup against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. A win was expected, but I'm not sure many people expected Baylor to come away with a 56-point victory.
Baylor welcomes Iowa State to McLane Stadium at 11 a.m. Saturday for the 100th Homecoming football game in Waco. Both teams are coming off perhaps their best wins of the season and are trying to claw into the upper echelon of the conference.
Last season was a whirlwind for the Baylor Bears. First baseman Tyce Armstrong kicked off the year with three grand slams in the first game, part of what was a big season for him.
Baylor Bears guard Isaac Williams IV scored 26 points off the bench to lead his team to a 109–53 victory over the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions on Friday night in Waco.
Game two of the Bears' basketball season took place on Friday in Waco's own Foster Pavilion against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. A 4:00 p.m. CT start time for tipoff was honestly the last time this game was close in terms of the score as the Bears were too much for the Golden Lions to keep up with.
Baylor takes the court on Friday afternoon against Arkansas-Pine Bluff for its second game of the 2026-27 season. The Bears are coming off a 87-65 win over Northwestern State on Monday night and Scott Drew's team is looking to capitalize off the early win.
Baylor moved to 5-3 last week after a stunning win in Orlando. It wasn't shocking to see Baylor win, but the way the Bears won. Baylor put together a dominant, complete game against UCF, a team that took down BYU.
Another week, another round in the coaching carousel. Baylor's Dave Aranda is headed on-- already rumored to be linked to LSU-- and the Bears are sooner or later going to have to settle on a new head coach.
Aranda coached for seven seasons at Baylor, but the Bears fired him after two straight losses to TCU and Kansas.
Baylor is feeling a lot better about their chances now after the two game skid that ultimately saw Dave Aranda fired and Joe Klanderman named interim head coach.
Baylor needs a fresh start after firing Dave Aranda, and GJ Kinne should be at the top of their list.
The old saying goes that the press room is always better after a win than a loss. The player Media Availability from Tuesday Nov. 3rd only reiterated that concept.
Baylor’s 41-9 victory at UCF gave Joe Klanderman a convincing debut as interim head coach and moved the Bears within one win of bowl eligibility. Now 5-3 overall and 3-2 in Big 12 play, Baylor heads into Saturday’s homecoming game against Iowa State with a more favorable national outlook than it had a week ago.
The Baylor Bears have had a rough go about them over the last few weeks. Within all the injuries and poor performances, there are a few bright spot performances worth mentioning.
The Bears faced Northwestern State in their first game of the 2026-27 season. Baylor entered the season with plenty of momentum after picking up exhibition wins over preseason No.
Even though the Bears are not currently ranked in the AP Top 25, Baylor showed great promise in exhibition wins against both the No. 1 Florida Gators as well as No.
Pound for pound, Gavin Freeman might be one of the best current college football players. Sure, he doesn't have total yardage or touchdown count that Malachi Toney or Jeremiah Smith have, as they both sit at 1,000+ receiving yards and 13 TDs each.
Baylor gave itself some breathing room in the chase for bowl eligibility with Friday’s 41-9 win at UCF. After consecutive losses to TCU and Kansas, the Bears improved to 5-3 in Joe Klanderman’s debut as interim head coach.
After exhibition wins against preseason AP No. 1 Florida and No. 3 Illinois, safe to say that the Bears had a successful preseason. Coach Scott Drew leads Baylor into his 24th season, and will have his sights set on the games at hand, but also towards tournament time.
Not a single person would have blamed Joe Klanderman if Baylor had gone to Orlando, Florida, and come away with a loss. Heck, the Knights even began the week favored against the Bears.
The college basketball season is upon us and the Baylor Bears will take the court on Monday night. The 2026-27 season will mark Scott Drew's 24th season as a head coach and the Bears have fared quite well under Drew in season openers.
Dave Aranda is a class act, and while by the end of his time with the Baylor Bears he was not considered a good coach, nobody can besmirch Aranda's character.
Baylor football was in the headlines over the weekend when it made the decision to fire head coach Dave Aranda after nearly seven seasons as head coach.
Aranda finishes with a disappointing 40-40 record during his seven seasons at Baylor.
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