Waco- Sarah Andrews left it all on the court. Despite starting the week in walking boot and missing some practice time, Andrews finished the night with a team high 25 points for the Bears. While her performance was masterful, it wasn’t enough to help No. 17 Baylor.

After getting boat raced by K-State at home last week, Baylor (6-4, 4-3) has an opportunity to right the ship this week on a national scale as arch rival No. 4 TCU (10-0, 7-0) heads to Waco for Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff.

It wasn’t easy and it wasn’t pretty, but it definitely looked like an old Southwest Conference slobberknocker, as No. 17 Baylor (3-0) defeated SMU (1-2) 58-55 on Tuesday night in the Ferrell Center.

Tuesday’s game should be Baylor’s most difficult challenge yet, but playing in the friendly confines of the Ferrell Center have helped the Bears historically. Baylor has won 68 of the last 69 non-conference games at the Ferrell Center, including 15 NCAA Tournament contests.

Baylor has dominated the series with K-State as of late, taking the past four games with their last loss to the Wildcats coming on the road in 2017.

The goal of being the best team in Texas stayed intact as No. 18 Baylor (2-0) defeated Incarnate Word 71-42 at the Ferrell Center on Thursday night.

After opening up the season with a dominant 88-50 victory over Lamar on Monday night, No. 18 Baylor will return to the court tonight against in-state foe Incarnate Word in the first-ever meeting between the two programs.

After a slow start to the game, No. 18 Baylor (1-0) blew past Lamar (0-1) in the season opener at the Ferrell Center on Monday night 88-50. The Bears used a barrage of three-points shots to put the game away in the closing minutes of the game, led by freshman phenom Bella Fontleroy.

Head coach Nicki Collen and No. 18. Baylor will officially open the season tomorrow night in the Ferrell Center against in-state foe Lamar University starting at 7:00 p.m. Monday’s affair will be the fourth meeting between the two programs...

The Bears were able to silence some critics, as well as the Texas Tech crowd, last week as they ran all through the Red Raiders in the land of dust and cactus. Freshman sensation Richard Reese had another outstanding performance, as he rushed for 148 yards and 3TD.

The Bears were able to force 24 turnovers on the night, which they converted into 36-points. Baylor also controlled the paint with 52-points, despite not having Caitlin Bickle, Erika Porter or Dre’Una Edwards available.

Year two of the Nicki Collen era will get underway tonight, as No. 17 Baylor welcomes Southwest Baptist to the Ferrell Center for an exhibition game. The Bears are looking to build off last season’s 28-7 record.

Once again freshman running back Richard Reese? shined, as he rushed for 186 yards and 2TD on 31 carries. His performance garnered attention from PFF and the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award.

With just over a week to go before their exhibition against Southwest Baptist on November 3rd at the Ferrell Center, Baylor has been busy putting a bow on the offseason.

Baylor fans should be pleased to hear that Shapen is ok, and will be available to start against the Jayhawks on homecoming, but running back Craig “Sqwirl” Williams is out.

On Tuesday at the T-Mobile Arena in Kansas City, MO the Big 12 Women’s basketball media day got underway. Baylor was represented by head coach Nicki Collen and trio of players  Ja’Mee Asberry, Sarah Andrews and Caitlin Bickle.

Heading into Thursday night’s game against West Virginia, Baylor had never won a game in Morgantown and was hoping to put that narrative to rest. Unfortunately for the Bears, their defense had no answers...

Last Saturday didn’t go as planned for Coach Aranda and the Bears, as they came out lethargic against Oklahoma State at McLane Stadium and fell to the Pokes 36-25. Despite the loss, quarterback Blake Shapen? threw for a career-high 345 yards on 28 of 40 passing with two TDs.