Robert Wright, Jayden Nunn and Langston Love answered questions in the emotional Baylor locker room after the Bears' season-ending loss.

The Baylor Men's Basketball season ends with the programs' largest ever NCAA Tournament loss.

Jeremy Roach and Langston Love joined their head coach in taking questions on Saturday ahead of their NCAA Tournament second-round matchup with the Duke Blue Devils.

Robert Wright played his best when the lights were brightest, scoring 19 points to lead the Bears in scoring and knocking down some big late free throws to keep the pressure on Mississippi State.

The Baylor Men’s Basketball head coach along with Langston Love and Norchad Omier fielded questions on Saturday night after the Bears’ regular season finale against No. 3 Houston in Waco. Houston’s Kelvin Sampson and LJ Cryer included at the end.

Baylor’s VJ Edgecombe battled former Bear LJ Cryer with both finishing at 23 points. Cryer would finish 6-for-9 from three while Edgecombe pulled off a huge chase-down block of Cryer in the first half and another electric dunk in the second half.

The Bears gave up 1.17 points per possession while shooting an abysmal 36% from the field at the other end of the court, dooming the Green and Gold to their worst loss of the year resumé-wise.

After the Baylor Men’s Basketball team eked out a win against the visiting West Virginia Mountaineers, Scott Drew and Langston Love fielded questions from the media. As always, Coach Drew offered some preliminary thoughts on the game as a whole.

The Baylor Men’s Basketball head coach along with Langston Love and Norchad Omier fielded questions on Saturday after the Bears’ overtime win against the West Virginia Mountaineers in Waco.

Norchad Omier once again led the Bears in both points and rebounds with a double-double of 17 and 10. Langston Love matched Omer’s 17 points, making it three straight games with 15+ points...

What challenges do the Bears face in the West Virginia Mountaineers? How do the Bears distribute minutes and cope on the boards without Joshua Ojianwuna? Scott Drew and players did their best to answer those questions in their Thursday presser.

“If you would have said we are going to give up 28 points on 15 turnovers and only get four offensive rebounds, then I'm going to hedge my bets," Coach Drew said after the game.

The Bears turned the ball over 15 times resulting in 28 Houston points. Combine that with Baylor’s trouble rebounding in the first half, and the end result was a 25-point lead whittled down to the final deficit of 11 points.

Here is what Scott Drew, Langston Love and VJ Edgecombe had to say about the Bears' win on Saturday, Love's return, Ojianwuna's injury and the upcoming game at Houston.

The Baylor Men’s Basketball head coach along with VJ Edgecombe and Langston Love fielded questions on Saturday after the Bears’ 91-76 victory over UCF.

Before diving into the challenges that UCF presents for Baylor, something of even greater importance needs to be sorted out: the health of the team.

What is Baylor learning from the Arizona game and how will the Bears implement those lessons against a new TCU squad? Plus an injury update.

“The highs are so high and the lows are so low because you put so much into each and every game,” said Scott Drew, “I know, with us coming off a loss and we have a home game, we know the importance of protecting the Foster.”