Baylor baseball (20-25, 9-14) extended its conference losing streak to seven games with a 9-7 loss in extra innings to TCU (28-16, 12-14) Saturday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Baylor (17-18, 8-7) has won nine of its last 10 games and is coming off three consecutive series wins, including a road sweep of the BYU Cougars in Provo – marking the first time the Bears have swept a conference opponent since 2019.

Baylor baseball (17-18) extended its winning streak to four games with a 3-1 defeat of UT Arlington (15-22) Tuesday night at Clay Gould Ballpark.

The Bears have won eight of their last nine games and are coming off three consecutive series wins, including a road sweep of the BYU Cougars in Provo.

In the last-ever series as conference foes, Baylor baseball (8-13, 3-4) walked away with a 4-3 come-from-behind extra innings victory in the series opener to Texas (14-9, 2-2) Friday night at UFCU Disch-Falk Field.

“I don’t take [playing at Baylor] for granted,” sophomore left-handed pitcher Ethan Calder often thinks to himself. “Every day, I still look at the ballpark and say, ‘Man, this is what I wanted to do as a kid.”’

Baylor has won three of its last four games, including a weekend sweep of Oral Roberts and a narrow loss to No. 20 DBU.

After opening the season on a sour note with a 1-7 record, the Bears bounced back with a weekend sweep of Oral Roberts and a narrow loss to No. 20 DBU.

In a sit-down interview with SicEm365, Baylor baseball head coach Mitch Thompson discusses the struggles of his first year, how the Bears will be improved in 2024, and the reasons for optimism surrounding the program moving forward, amongst other things.

As Baylor baseball’s Opening Day matchup against Nebraska (Feb. 16) at Globe Life Field approaches, it's time to start breaking down the roster, plus the biggest storylines and questions heading into the 2024 season.