Seven Bears reached double figure scoring on the night with 12 total Bears scoring. Jayden Nunn led the way with 19 points while Norchad Omier posted another double-double with 18 points and 10 boards.

No. 12 Baylor (2-1) gets double figures scoring from seven different players and dominates the glass (42-21) en route to a 104-67 win over Sam Houston State (1-2). Next up for the Bears is a game against Tarleton State (0-3) Sunday November 17th at 7pm CST in Foster Pavilion.

Good teams respond to adversity, and Baylor’s responded well after the Gonzaga game. A ton of positive tonight, so let’s bullet.

No. 12 Baylor (1-1) hosts Sam Houston State (1-1) in their home opener on Tuesday, November 12th at 7 p.m. CST at Foster Pavilion in Waco, Texas. The game will be streamed on ESPN+.

VJ Edgecombe and Joshua Ojianwuna joined their head coach in taking questions on Monday.

Baylor baseball (19-20) got back in the win column with a 9-3 defeat of Sam Houston (24-17) Tuesday night at Baylor Ballpark.

For the first time in the Mitch Thompson Era, Baylor won a series against a ranked opponent. Last weekend, the Bears took two of three from the No. 24 Red Raiders and held the high-powered TTU offense to just five total runs in three games.

Baylor baseball (7-13) was blown out by Sam Houston (14-7), 18-3, Tuesday evening at Don Sanders Stadium.

These got a little lost in the shuffle over the busy football weekend, so I wanted to post my best photos from last Friday's games before conference play starts tonight against TCU.

The No. 14 Baylor Volleyball team topped Sam Houston State and McNeese State both 3-0 to finish this week’s Baylor Classic 3-0. The Bears unbeaten streak now extends to nine wins, eight sweeps, and 25 sets.

Kyle Nevin was honored as the Big 12 Co-Player of the Week and Kobe Andrade took home Big 12 Newcomer of the Week after his complete game on Friday night against Kansas.

The Bearkats outhit Baylor 16 hits to 11. But thanks to a couple of 2 RBI doubles from Cam Caley in the fourth and Jack Pineda in the sixth, the Bears were able to prevail.

Baylor had taken advantage of the Bearkats’ five errors and jumped out to early leads of 2-0, 4-2 and 9-2 through the first four innings, but SHSU roared back.

Freeman, Winston, Oliver, Leckich and Boyd combined for the three-hit shutout

The Bears tallied 15 hits on the day, eight of those for extra bases.

The 18th-ranked Bears look to keep the momentum going as they take on Sam Houston State at Baylor Ballpark tonight.

The Bears battled back to tie the ballgame twice.

The Baylor Bears took two out of three against Texas Tech to win the first series of conference play.