Baylor baseball (30-18) took care of business, with a 10-7 victory over UT Rio Grande Valley (33-16) on Tuesday evening at Baylor Ballpark, improving the Bears' record in midweek matchups to 11-1.

Baylor baseball (26-15, 8-11) dropped its series opener to the rival TCU Horned Frogs (30-12, 13-6) by a score of 7-2 on Friday evening at Lupton Stadium, dropping the Bears to 1-6 in series openers during conference play this season.

Baylor baseball (23-14, 6-10) was dominated in its series opener and fell 13-1 to Utah (16-17, 5-11) on Thursday evening at Baylor Ballpark, which drops the Bears to 1-5 in series openers during conference play.

Baylor baseball (19-8, 4-5) couldn’t complete its sweep and fell 11-6 in the series finale against No. 23 Arizona (20-7, 6-3) on Sunday afternoon at Hi Corbett Field.

Baylor baseball (13-3) extended its win streak to five games and rounded out its homestand with a 9-2 victory over Sam Houston (3-13) on Tuesday evening at Baylor Ballpark.

“Our guys are excited; they believe in themselves, and they believe in their skills and their tools,” head coach Mitch Thompson told the media before Baylor baseball’s first official team practice of the spring.

If significant moves aren’t made, this team could enter 2025 in a similar situation to last spring – a talented lineup with a ton of question marks on the mound.

Baylor baseball (22-30, 10-19) ended its 12-game conference losing streak after splitting its doubleheader with UCF (32-18, 13-15) Friday at Baylor Ballpark.

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.