Kendall offers his well-studied notes and takes for Baylor Basketball as practice for the 2022-23 season begins.

Drew, Flagler, Love, Thamba, Bridges, George, Lohner and Ojianwuna were all made available for questions on Tuesday before their second practice of the fall.

Four predictions for Scott Drew's Bears in the coming season on the offensive end of the court

Let's run down the roster with some notes I have for most players

Some of you forgot about LJ

Insider Notes from the Bears' practice on August 2nd.

Keyonte George discusses his experiences at Baylor so far this summer. How he would assess his and the team's performance in Canada. How he is working hard to get his body in the best condition possible and the importance of playing with JOY.

There has been a little movement thanks to small updates on certain teams, plus Baylor played in a tournament in Canada.

Even compared to the 2021 championship team, these Bears could be special from behind the arc.

Baylor will have too many talented guards, along with the experienced Flo Thamba in the middle. The rest of the league won't be able to compare.

LJ Cryer is listed as Baylor’s best player within Torvik’s player metric, Points Over Replacement Per Adjusted Game At The Usage. And the Bears' roster is deep...

The 2022-23 Bears may end games the same way they did so often in 2021: With four guards on the floor. We're talking small ball!

Film later, stats for now

Dillon Hunter ranked in the top 150 of the 2022 class decommitted from Baylor to explore other options. What does this mean for Scott Drew and staff as they try to manage the roster in 2022?