Bears fall to Cougars.

Baylor beats UIW.

Bears lose series to Pokes.

Bears fall to Wildcats.

No. 22 West Virginia evens the series against Baylor.

Bears sweep Falcons.

Bears fall to Texans.

Bears beat Rebels.

The Bears were walked off by the Boilermakers.

Baylor defeats New Mexico State, 5-2.

Today, we’ll provide a comprehensive season preview.

Today, we’ll assess the top returning players from last year’s roster.

It’s extremely impressive what Snedeker was able to do this spring, considering there was minimal proven production on the roster entering the year.

With the transfer portal opening for college baseball on Monday, June 2, read what Baylor and Mitch Thompson’s most significant needs will be this offseason.

Baylor baseball (29-16,10-12) opened its series with a thrilling 7-4 come-from-behind victory over Arizona State (30-17, 14-8) on Friday night at Baylor Ballpark, marking just the second time this season that the Bears have won the opener of a conference series.

Baylor baseball (28-16) handled business with a dominant 15-4 victory over Sam Houston (9-36) on Tuesday evening at Don Sanders Stadium.

Baylor head coach Mitch Thompson challenged his squad after their 13-1 demoralizing series-opening defeat to Utah on Thursday night, saying, “We’re better than this, and it’s time for us to be good.”

Baylor baseball (25-14, 8-10) picked up its second series win of conference play with a 9-0 shutout victory over Utah (16-19, 5-13) in the rubber match on Saturday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.