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The No. 21 Baylor softball team look to finish its season off on a high note as it faces Texas Tech in its last three-game series of the regular season in Lubbock starting at 6 p.m. tonight.

The Bears (19-22, 5-10) are coming off a walk-off win over Incarnate Word on Wednesday, but have lost five of their last six Big 12 Conference games.

Only 12 games remain. The Bears can still make a move in the conference standings as they currently sit at seventh.

Kim Mulkey is the Baylor Lariat’s 2015-2016 Coach of the Year.

Mulkey led her Lady Bears basketball team to an incredible 36-2 record during the 2015-16 season, which ranks as the second most wins in program history.

Junior guard Alexis Jones’ presence on the Baylor court has made more of an impact than one ever thought possible.

Her journey to represent the Lady Bears’ basketball team was an unlikely one.

A 5-foot-11 junior from Richardson, TX., Coleman had the best season ever for a Baylor wide receiver.

Coleman helped lead the Bears to a 10-3 record, winning six games in the Big 12 Conference season to rank fourth in the conference and reach the Russell Athletic Bowl.

Former Baylor Lady Bears basketball player Brittney Griner’s latest achievement came Wednesday when the USA Basketball Women’s National Team Player…

Baylor baseball takes on Kansas State this weekend in a three-game Big 12 Conference road series.

The Bears (17-20, 4-8) are in the midst of a four-game losing streak after being swept by Oklahoma and then dropping a midweek game to Sam Houston State.

Baylor baseball defeated Lamar 6-3 Wednesday night at Baylor Ballpark after overcoming an early deficit.

The Bears (17-16) trailed for most of the game, but a three-run seventh inning helped them snap the Cardinals’ (25-8) nation-leading 15 game winning streak.

It was the perfect storm for junior tennis player Tyler Stayer in his unexpected journey to becoming a member of the Baylor men’s tennis team.

Just months ago, Stayer was a member of the club tennis team. Now Stayer finds himself in the thick of a tightly contested Big 12 regular season.