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Baylor Basketball
Postgame Thoughts: #1 Baylor takes down Texas 52-45
#1 Baylor (22-1; 11-0) extends their winning streak to 21 games as they never trailed in Austin and held on to a 52-45 win against the unranked Longhorns (14-10; 4-7). Next up for the Bears is a match-up against #14 West Virginia on Saturday at 3pm CST in Waco.
Observations
- Baylor held Shaka Smart to their second lowest offensive output in the Shaka Smart era- 45 points.
- Texas’ lowest offensive output in the Shaka Smart era came on January 6 in Waco- 44 points.
- Scott Drew is 9-2 against Shaka Smart and has won 9 of the last 10.
- Offense was rough but in large part to how hard Texas played defensively I believe. Texas played like a desperate team and the Bears never trailed.
- A lot of things to clean up but we had two guys get injured in this game- Gillespie (ankle) and Teague (wrist) and were able to power through it with a tough road win.
- If you can’t trust Scott Drew on offense, who can you trust? We will get better in that area. I was happy to see the defense return to form.
- Better free throw shooting (75%) tonight.
- Key contributions from the bench- Bandoo (10 points) and Matt Mayer (4 points; 2 rebounds; 1 assist)
- You can’t go 38-1 until you go 23-1, beat West Virginia!
- 21 wins in a row, savor it... It is hard to get everyone’s A game and still win. Speaking of A games, Baylor has won an incredible 10 “A” games according to KenPom. 10-0 in A games and 1-1 in “B” games. 5 “A” games remaining in the regular season. What a challenge!
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