After a 21-4 start, 10-2 in conference, the girls look to have a big chance in the tournament this year. They have a few tough-ranked games in the next month that could really impact the spot they get put in.
You may have heard by this point that there’s a big basketball game in Waco tonight between the Baylor Bears and BYU Cougars. Baylor is coming off a disappointing loss to Iowa State, where a late comeback fell just short against the Cyclones.
The Bears won two of their last three games, but Baylor dug itself a big hole and it needs a big win on its resume. That could begin Tuesday night, hosting No.
With National Signing Day recently passing, it’s now been a smidge over a year since the 2025 recruiting class stepped foot on campus in Waco, Texas. As
There’s no way around it. Baylor basketball is in trouble. They have struggled all season to the point where they have no margin for error. This is not a conversation about getting a good seed in the NCAA Tournament, or a favorable draw.
After starting 10-2 and having a freshman and a sophomore leading the team in points, Baylor fans had good hope going into conference play. But the Bears have continued to struggle during conference play, winning just three of the last 10, getting the last two from their previous wins.
The Baylor Bears have made a nice portal addition with Indiana defensive lineman Hosea Wheeler reportedly set to head to Waco, according to On3. However,
Baylor picked up a nice win in the portal with the flip of Kentucky transfer wide receiver Hardley Gilmore. He was previously committed to Louisville but made the switch to Waco, giving the Bears another veteran option in the wide receiver room as they continue to reshape the offense.
Baylor has added another body up front with the signing of South Carolina transfer Zavion Hardy. The former No. 1 JUCO prospect in the 2025 class played in just one game this season and didn’t record any stats, but the Bears are clearly betting on what he could become, not what he’s done so far.