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Baylor’s ranked No. 5 women’s tennis team defeated TCU’s Horned Frogs on Wednesday p.m. at the Hurd Tennis Center in Waco.

Texas A&M played so well without two of its starters in a close loss to No. 6 Baylor on Wednesday night that Aggies coach Billy Kennedy might consider his options after they get healthy.

The Baylor men’s basketball team will play the Texas A&M Aggies for the 205th time at 8 p.m. today.

Winning on the road is always tough, even if your opponent is winless in conference play.

The No. 1 Lady Bears had five seconds to inbound the ball under their basket.

Sophomore Perry Jones III recorded his second-straight double-double to lead the No. 6 Baylor Bears past the Texas Longhorns 76-71 on Saturday.

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The term “jack of all trades” takes on a whole new meaning as Baylor athletes stand in for one another in sporting events outside of their scholarships.

With five blocks on the evening, junior Brittney Griner is now No. 2 on the NCAA Division 1 Career Top Ten List.

The game went down to the wire, but in the end No. 6 Baylor men’s basketball came away victorious over the Texas Longhorns, 76-71, on Saturday.

The rainy conditions the No. 16 Lady Bears and No. 28 Bears’ track team endured during practice on Wednesday are a far cry from the conditions they will be competing in this weekend.

Whitney Hand and her Oklahoma teammates tried to find ways to avoid Brittney Griner. They also tried to go right at Baylor’s towering superstar.

Baylor men’s basketball will square off with in-state conference rival Texas at noon Saturday at the Ferrell Center.

The No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears basketball team will display what many hope to be the look of the future when it hosts Texas A&M on Feb. 11.

A strong bench helps any team be successful. Redshirt sophomore Cory Jefferson provides that spark in the low post that fans love. If shifting momentum were a statistic, Jefferson would be leading the pack.

Due to the rainy weather in Waco Wednesday, the No. 5 Baylor women’s tennis team was forced to move its home match to the Lion Indoor Tennis Center in Ennis.

The No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears have a four-hour bus trip to Norman, Okla. to take on the Oklahoma Sooners (12-5, 4-2) today, a trip the men’s team came back victoriously from Tuesday.

The NFL is trying to avoid another super snafu.

After Baylor followed two perfect months with two straight losses, coach Scott Drew was glad to see his star player back on his game.

As top seeds fell all over the country in men’s hoops, No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears’ head coach Kim Mulkey watched it all.

They will bury Joe Paterno today, but the debate will rage for decades. Do you judge a man by his body of work — or by one colossal mistake?

Sophomore Shanay Washington was on the hardwood for the No. 1 Lady Bears in a uniform and in the lineup as Baylor went on to defeat No. 22 Kansas State 76-41.

The Baylor Bears suffered their second straight loss Saturday at the hands of the Missouri Tigers 89-88. This was the Bears’ first home loss of the season, which puts them at 17-2 overall and 4-2 in Big 12 play.

Tennis and basketball teams played this weekend.

The Baylor men’s tennis team was defeated by Florida on Sunday in Waco. The Bears drop to 1-1 on the season and Florida moved to 1-0.

Sophomore Shanay Washington was on the hardwood for the No. 1 Lady Bears: in a uniform and during play as Baylor went on to defeat No. 22 Kansas State 76-41.

hanay Washington drove hard through two defenders, then tumbled to the floor while scoring and being fouled in her first Baylor home game in more than a year. Brittney Griner excitedly helped her teammate and friend to her feet.

The Baylor Bears suffered their second consecutive loss at the hands of the Missouri Tigers, 88-89. This was the Bears’ first home loss of the season, which puts them at 17-2 overall and 4-2 in Big 12 play.

The No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears (18-0) look to add to the win column as they host No. 23 Kansas State (13-4) at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Ferrell Center.

“The fastest 40 minutes in basketball.” That used to be the slogan for Missouri’s No. 5 basketball team.