Operating with the motto "Culture of Joy", Baylor Men's Basketball enters into their 15th NCAA tournament appearence. Camie Jobe | Photographer

No. 3-Seed Baylor finished the season 24-11 while No. 6 Seed Clemson improved to 23-11. Camie Jobe | Photographer

BU deployed the starting lineup of RayJ Dennis, Jayden Nunn, Ja’Kobe Walter, Jalen Bridges and Yves Missi for the 32nd time this season. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Ray J Dennis’ Baylor-career high of 27 points tied for the third-most in BU NCAA Tournament history. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Walter topped the 20-point mark for the ninth time this season in the battle against Clemson. Camie Jobe | Photographer

In his first season at Baylor, Yves Missi started in 32games and quickly found a consistent role in the starting lineup.
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BU is 44-28 in postseason tournaments (conference and national) over the last 16 seasons. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Under the helm of Head Coach Scott Drew, BU is 5-4 in the round of 32. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Dennis and Walter scored 20+ points apiece in a single game for the second time this season. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Bridges topped double-figure points for the 22nd time this season and the 40th time in his Baylor career. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Sophomore guard Langston Love suffered from multiple unfortunate injuries over the last 2 years, leading him unable to play alongside the Bears in NCAA tournament appearances. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Walter’s 508 points this season are the second most by a freshman in program history. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Despite being 'one and done', Ja'Kobe Walter poured his heart into the program and left his mark. Camie Jobe | Photographer

Dennis led the team in scoring for a 10th time this season. Camie Jobe | Photographer