Bears drop a 4-0 contest against the defending champions in Charlottesville

Kendall offers takes on some developing national storylines like is UConn legit, how many conference wins to win the Big 12, and how much the American hurts Houston.

I look at Keyonte George's pick-and-roll performance against UVA

Kendall recaps his time in Las Vegas and offers some thoughts.

Junior guard collects BU’s second-straight Player of the Week Award

Craig Smoak recaps all the storylines from the last week of Baylor Athletics

Those 10 minutes were not fun!

The game was broken open by UVA with a 27-5 run out of the halftime break to turn a three-point BU lead to a 57-38 Bears deficit. UVA went 9-for-14 from deep.

Well, my stay in Vegas was one to forget on the final day as the Bears lose to Virginia

Baylor (3-1) drops the first game in Vegas against Virginia (3-0) 86-79. The Bears led 33-30 at half but Virginia went on a 27-5 run to start the second half. Baylor was led by Keyonte George (20), LJ Cryer (19) and Adam Flagler (15). Next up for the Bears is the loser of Illinois/UCLA.

KenPom has the two teams back-to-back and gives Baylor the slightest edge. Torvik has a more pronounced edge and gives Baylor a 66% chance to win.

#5 Baylor (3-0) takes on #16 Virginia (2-0) Friday November 18th at 6pm CST in Las Vegas at the Continental Tire Main Event. The game will be televised on ESPN2.

Coach Drew, LJ Cryer and Caleb Lohner met with the media Wednesday afternoon to look ahead to a weekend of ranked games in Las Vegas.

The 13-game schedule includes eight games at the Ferrell Center, one road contest and four neutral-site games.