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By Jackson Posey | Sports Writer Sawyer Robertson's breakout season forever altered the trajectory of Baylor football. With head coach Dave Aranda on the hot seat, preseason starting quarterback Dequan Finn out indefinitely and the offensive line struggling to adapt to Jake Spavital's new scheme, the Bears looked like they might limp to the finish line. But Robertson, a Mississippi State transfer who threw more interceptions than touchdowns as a sophomore, changed the equation.

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By Jackson Posey | Sports Writer Obi Agbim is a ramblin' man. The sixth-year guard played two seasons at Fort Lewis College and one apiece at Northeastern Junior College, Metro State and Wyoming before transferring to Baylor this offseason. But don't let his CVS receipt of a player bio fool you - Agbim is a scoring machine. The Aurora, Colo. native averaged 17.6 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.4 assists on 46.9/43.7/78.5 shooting splits in 2024-25.

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By Jackson Posey | Sports Writer Texas State upset the Bears at Baylor Ballpark Tuesday, 6-2, three weeks to the day after the Bears run-ruled the Bobcats in San Marcos. The loss marked the third in four games for the Bears, who closed out March with a series win over No. 23 Arizona. The Bobcats (16-16, 6-6) got off to a hot start, scoring in the second and third innings and extending Baylor's (21-11, 5-7) scoreless streak to 15 innings.

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By Jackson Posey | Sports Writer Star Baylor freshman Robert O. Wright III entered the transfer portal Monday, per multiple reports. The Big 12 All-Freshman Team honoree averaged 11.5 points and 4.2 assists per game in his lone season with the Bears. Wright was a revelation in Waco, wasting no time in taking the starting point guard role from veteran Duke transfer Jeremy Roach.

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By Jackson Posey | Sports WriterA chilly Sunday afternoon was met with cold hitting at Baylor Ballpark, as Houston closed out a series win with a 4-2 pitcher's duel victory over the Bears. After knocking out Baylor's first two pitchers in one inning apiece, the Cougars' offense shut down, managing just one hit the rest of the way. The Bears went silent, too, stranding six batters across the final seven innings.