As the NBA season winds down and playoff spots are locked up every day, it’s time to take a look at how former Baylor men’s basketball players are faring in the 2025-2026 season.
There was big news out of Waco, Texas on Tuesday morning when it was announced that four-star quarterback Luke Babin has decided to call Baylor home for the foreseeable future.
The Baylor Bears picked up a major piece for the future this week, landing a commitment from four-star quarterback Luke Babin. Babin, a Texas native, brings a strong recruiting profile to Waco.
Baylor has received a commitment from four-star quarterback Luke Babin. The Bears began to receive predictions in favor of landing the former Vanderbilt commit on Monday, and those predictions came to fruition on Tuesday.
Fresh start, new locker room, and new expectations. However, instead of waiting for chemistry to slowly build through reps and meetings, the Baylor Bears’ new QB decided to speed things up in the most off-field way possible.
For the Baylor Bears, the issue hasn’t been hard to identify over the past few seasons; it’s been stopping people. Under Dave Aranda, Baylor has struggled defensively in a way that’s become increasingly difficult to ignore.
After seeing Bryson Washington rush for over 1,000 yards in 2024, it's safe to say 2025 was a little underwhelming for the Bears' ground game. Seeing roughly 20 less carries in 2025, Washington ran for 788 yards and six scores.
It appears Baylor is on the verge of making another splash in the 2027 class. According to Rivals' Steve Wiltfong and Sam Spiegelman, the Bears are now favored to land four-star signal caller Luke Babin.
The Baylor Bears are already looking toward the future and targeting one of the top young prospects in the country. Five-star recruit Xavier Young, the No.
Not only will Baylor have a new-look offensive line and a new quarterback leading the way in 2026, but the Bears' wide receiver corps will look a whole lot different.
The Baylor Bears lost 32 players from their 2025 roster, and added 29 players from the transfer portal, along with a recruiting class. The Bears' defense can only improve from what they were last year, but Baylor's offense was ranked No.