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ORLANDO, FLA. – The No. 17 Bears played in state they never played in before (Florida) and won in a…
ORLANDO, FLA. – There may have been several uncertainties surrounding the nation’s top offense due to a bevy of injuries…
ORLANDO, FLA. – On paper the Russell Athletic Bowl features two of the most prolific offenses in the nation, but…
The No. 17 Baylor Bears are headed to the Russell Athletic Bowl for the first time in school history. The…
By Joshua Davis & Tyler Cagle, Sports Writers Baylor football began its 2015 campaign with hopes of making the College…
In a shocking upset, the Texas Longhorns defeated the Baylor Bears by a score of 23 to 17. For the…
By Joshua Davis, Sports Writer. At halftime, the No. 12 Baylor Bears trail the Texas Longhorns 20-0 at McLane Stadium.…
The No. 4 Baylor Lady Bears basketball team looks to add on to its undefeated season against Northwestern State at…
The No. 25 Baylor Bears (5-1) host the No. 16 Vanderbilt Commodores (6-1) on Sunday in what will be the…
Senior left tackle Spencer Drango will set foot inside McLane Stadium one last time on Saturday. It will be the…
With the 2015 season whittling down to the last week of games, the Baylor Bears find themselves in a vastly…
Jeffrey, Josh and Tyler on possibly their last episode together. Also, Spencer Drango and the state of Baylor Football expectations.
The No. 25 Baylor Bears (5-1) overwhelmed the Prairie View A&M Panthers (0-7) as they won 80-41 Wednesday night at…
All good things must come to an end.
The No. 4 Lady Bears continued their winning ways Wednesday at the Ferrell Center, beating the Rice Owls 89-38.
With Oklahoma’s season over, the Sooners are all but guaranteed a spot in the final four.
Johnson doesn’t take on an egotistical demeanor, despite the fact that he’s the leader of the No. 1 offense in college football at the moment.
Instead, Johnson is a player who remains grateful for the situation he’s in and cherishes every opportunity to help the Bears reach a potential Sugar Bowl berth.
As rain poured down upon Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, the remembrance of last year’s Baylor-TCU game rang…
Baylor volleyball ended a four-game skid to close out its 2015 campaign with a statement win against Kansas State, 25-13,…
By Josh Davis, Sports Writer Two Baylor volleyball players earned All-Big 12 honors on Monday after completing the team’s first…
By Trey Gregory, City Editor The Denver Broncos beat the New England Patriots in an overtime thriller Sunday night. With…
It took two overtime periods to settle the score between the No. 7 Bears and the No. 19 Horned Frogs. After Trevone Boykin scrambled to find KaVontae Turpin in the back of the endzone, Devin Chafin was stopped on fourth and one on the Bears subsequent possession and Amon G. Carter’s field was covered in purple.
Many expected a contest featuring two of the highest-scoring offenses in the nation to put up big numbers on the scoreboard. That has not been the case in the first half at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, as the score is tied at 14-14 between the No. 7 Baylor Bears and the No. 19 TCU Horned Frogs.
Even with a number of unproven players pressed into action for the injury-plagued Bears, they managed to win 45-35 at Boone Pickens Stadium against No. 6 Oklahoma State Saturday night.
1939 was a long time ago, and the Bears finally broke the curse the Oklahoma State Cowboys hung over them.
STILLWATER, OKLA. – Going into halftime, the Baylor Bears lead the Oklahoma State Cowboys by a score of 24-14. In…
By Tyler Cagle, Sports Writer After a week that saw four top 10 teams upset, college football is getting more…
By Joshua Davis, Sports Writer No. 20 Baylor men’s basketball looks to rebound after suffering its first loss of the…
By Meghan Mitchell, Reporter The No. 5 ranked Lady Bears basketball team survived a nail-biter at the Ferrell Center last…
