Baylor is 41-9 in the all-time series with Kansas State, and an impressive 18-1 in Waco.

Thirteen games remain for each Big 12 member. A lot will change over that stretch. Teams that have shot well will have bad weeks. Other teams will add players. But through five games, some teams have built up big leads or devastating holes to overcome.

Craig Smoak recaps all the storylines from the last week of Baylor Athletics

Some day after takes and notes on where Baylor Basketball is at right now

Scott Drew, Adam Flagler and Keyonte George met with the media for Baylor after the 97-95 Bears defeat. Jerome Tang, Markquis Nowell and Keyonte Johnson represented the Wildcats.

Join Ashley Hodge for his instant reaction to the latest Baylor Basketball game.

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.

With Jerome Tang returning to Waco and the Bears' 0-2 start to Big 12 play, there are intriguing storylines to follow in Saturday's basketball game. See what the head coach and players had to say to the media Friday afternoon...

#19 Baylor (10-4; 2-0) hosts Kansas State (13-1; 2-0) in the return of long-term Baylor assistant Jerome Tang to Waco. The game is at 5pm CST on January 7th and is televised on ESPN+.

This is the best bottom of the Big 12 ever. Kansas State is the league’s worst team and ranks No. 52 on KenPom. Last year the worst team was No. 66...

My guess at the league finish

At first glance what can the stat sheet give us on the new and future Big 12 team bowl matchups? We dive into each game!

We're not doing predictive right now!

Who will finish on top? Who will win the crown?

Where Big 12 teams might go, how the selection process works, and who they might face when they get there.

The last time a Baylor squad had a sweep with the same score in all three sets was in 2019 when BU went 25-20 in all three against Creighton.

Bowl eligibility is set, the conference title game is close but not quite there, and bowl destinations are very much up in the air.

Overall, six conference teams have earned bowl eligibility. Oklahoma and Texas Tech need just one more win, while Iowa State and West Virginia must win out. So, with two weeks remaining, the nation’s most competitive conference isn’t slowing down by any means.