Baylor basketball has six games left to make an impression for the NCAA Tournament committee, and they'll have their work cut out for them. How will they fare? We take a stab at predicting the six games here.

The Wildcats (10-15, 1-11 Big 12) have lost their past six games. The Bears (23-12, 3-9 Big 12) have lost three in a row. Radio: KCSP (610 AM) in Kansas City, KFH (1240 AM and 97.5 FM) in Wichita

For Baylor men’s basketball, the margin for error is thin right now. Tuesday night at Bramlage Coliseum, it disappeared entirely. Kansas State rode an outstanding backcourt performance from PJ Haggerty and Nate Johnson,

On Tuesday night, in the debut of Kansas State interim coach Matthew Driscoll, the Wildcats improved to 11-15, 2-11 in the Big 12, never trailing in a dominant 90-74 win over Baylor at Bramlage Coliseum,

The matchup felt surreal for Drew because his old friend Jerome Tang wasn’t on the opposing sideline. He had recently been fired midway through a disastrous season for the Wildcats, which meant another old pal, Matthew Driscoll, was thrust into the interim head coach job.

The hits just kept coming at Magnolia Field at Baylor Ballpark. So did the walks. And the strikeouts. And, eventually, the zeros on the scoreboard. Baylor unleashed a 17-hit barrage and drew 12 walks Tuesday night,

K-State (11-15, 2-11 Big 12) never trailed and held a double-digit lead for most of the second half to end a six-game skid. Driscoll replaced previous head coach Jerome Tang, who was fired Sunday night after four seasons at the helm.

Baylor baseball's Tyce Armstrong had an opening day to remember, making history with three grand slams vs. New Mexico State in his Bears debut.

Our experts are back for a roundtable discussion this week, including a question being posed as to whether Baylor could get one of its top players back for the 2027 season.