A career-high 30 points from LJ Cryer could not keep the cold-shooting Bears in the NCAA Tournament, as Baylor fell in the second round for the second straight year.

Asberry made history with just over eight minutes remaining in the game, as Bickle grabbed a rebound and kicked the ball out to her fellow senior counterpart for her sixth three pointer of the night.

Caleb Lohner gave the Bears an important 13 points off the bench, with eight coming during the first half when the green and gold were otherwise struggling to pull away from the Gauchos. Adam Flagler led the Bears with 18 points and five assists while LJ Cryer scored 15.

Despite Jalen Bridges' career-high 28 points, the Bears fell to Iowa State for the third time this season and will now await their placement into the NCAA Tournament.

There were late-game woes again for the green and gold, especially struggles against a full-court press, but they did just enough. LJ Cryer and Dale Bonner both led the Bears in scoring with 15 points.

As Sarah Andrews created separation at the top of the key and nailed the shot from downtown at the buzzer to give the Bears a 10-point late in the fourth quarter, it was curtains for No. 12 Texas’ hopes to clinch a share of the Big 12 Championship.

The Bears were led in scoring by Jalen Bridges who had 17 points, but many Baylor players stepped up today. Dale Bonner, the next guard up after Keyonte George left the game netted 13 points.

Keyonte George scored 23, but K-State had the game firmly in hand with about eight minutes to go. The Bears struggle in the paint on both ends tonight, and they coughed the ball up too often to make up for a below-average shooting performance.

After a stellar first half, Scott Drew called the second half a “complete breakdown” for his squad.

Cryer went 8-11 from deep and finished with 26 points. As a team, the Bears shot 14-27 from beyond the arch and 51% overall from the floor on their way to a first-place tie in the Big 12 thanks to results elsewhere.

While Adam Flagler carried the Bears late, LJ Cryer led the green and gold early on.

While George got hot early with 15 first-half points and Flagler closed things down late with 14 in the second half, the importance of Love’s even-keeled performance can not be understated.

Despite a 12-point lead with 5:19 to play and a career-high 30 points from Caitlin Bickle, Baylor Women's Basketball lost their fourth conference game of the season.

The final score was not the biggest takeaway of the day with Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua triumphantly returning from a devastating knee injury just over a year ago on the very same court.

Despite their worst shooting performance of the season, the green and gold found a way to win on the day Baylor honored the Immortal Ten. George and Cryer scored 24 and 20 respectively.

Baylor Men's Basketball (12-5, 2-3) had it's most comfortable conference game of the year to date despite a power outage in the Waco area briefly pausing the game in the middle of the second half.

The No. 19 Baylor Men’s Basketball lost a second-straight game by one possession, this time in overtime to the Kanas State Wildcats 97-95. This is now the third straight loss to open Big 12 play for the Bears, something a Scott Drew team hasn’t done since 2003-04.

Keyonte George’s 27 points were not enough to overcome a career-high 33-point effort by Mike Miles and the Frogs despite the Bears holding a 17-point lead at one point in the first half.