Spring practice is right around the corner. Baylor will begin practices, starting on March 24 and the Bears will have 15 practices overall, including five in March and 10 in April.
The NFL Scouting Combine is now in the books, and teams will start compiling data and putting together their draft boards before the NFL Draft kicks off at the end of April in Pittsburgh.
Baylor goes 1-2 in their second tournament of the year, hosted at Daikin Ballpark in Houston. The Bears played some of their strongest baseball over the weekend but only have one win to show for it.
It's been like the same old movie all year for Baylor. The Bears look great in the first half, compete to start the second half, and then the opposing team gains the lead later on and holds on for a win — that move appeared to be in motion on Saturday.
Veteran Baylor defensive lineman Jackie Marshall needed a good showing at the NFL Scouting Combine this week and that he did. Marshall didn't test in certain areas such as the vertical jump, 3-cone drill, or bench press, but he did hit the field and impressed.
Saturday night’s game looked like it was going to be a signature moment for the 2026 version of the Baylor Bears. Cameron Carr was scorching hot from the field, leading a balanced scoring attack with 20 points, while Baylor scored 56 total in the first half.
The Ole Miss Rebels entered the weekend as the top team in the country according to RPI, but struggling to get recognition from the polling agencies. Baseball America has the Rebs as high as 11, but Perfect Game has them unranked entirely.
As the Bears close out their regular season Sunday against TCU, recruitment continues to narrow down for big prospects. One big prospect that has been under the Bear's radar is four-star prospect Nation Williams.