MaCio Teague only has a few hours of sunlight when he wakes up for practice in Poland. By the time he leaves the gym after the day’s drills, the sun has often already set. It’s a tough situation during the fall and winter months, but the 2021 Baylor grad, pro player, and Cincinnati sports leader […]
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Baylor football’s annual whiteout game – this year against the Utah Utes – is coming up on November 15. Whether you’re cheering in the stands, tailgating with friends, or taking photos along the Brazos, your outfit should be stylish, spirited, comfortable enough to last all day, and on theme. Don’t be the one person who shows
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A Gameday Experience That Includes Your Baby Bear Getting out of the house with a baby can feel overwhelming — especially on football Saturdays. Where do you feed? Where can you pump? Where do you change diapers without stress? That’s why Baylor partnered with TakingCaraBabies to create the Baby Bear Family Lounge at McLane Stadium
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Baylor Football avoided disaster and a possible change at head coach by closing out the 2024 regular season with six straight wins. The 8-5 record was the best for the Bears since winning the Big 12 championship in 2021. But a 2-4 start tested the team’s heart and determination. Some teams would’ve folded. Baylor did
Fresh from moving back to Waco, Adam Stanley reflects on the personal connections he made in his four years at Brewton-Parker College in Georgia, where he coached several championship teams until April. “That’s the really cool thing about sports and competition, is you develop these kinds of relationships through manufactured adversity,” he said. “It’s all
Baylor University has had a live bear mascot since 1917 when a Camp McArthur soldier allowed students to parade Ted, often called Bruin, across the football field during games. Then in 1981, the first costumed bear mascot, sponsored by Wendy’s, made his debut at a Baylor basketball game. Andy Spencer (’87) was the last Wendy’s
For many people, it takes years, decades even, to figure out what they want to do with their life. For most people. Baylor acrobatics and tumbling legend Kiara Nowlin does not fit this mold.
The 7,975-square-foot Billy W. Williams practice facility has long featured cutting-edge swing analyzers, recording equipment, and pristine indoor hitting bays to keep the Baylor men’s golf team primed for each competition. And then there’s the 16.5-acre outdoor training space boasting multiple driving ranges, putting greens, simulated holes, and a chipping area. Add to all that
Brittney Griner (’13), the Baylor basketball legend-turned-WNBA superstar, has a new title to add to her impressive roster of accolades: the newest Bear to join the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. The award is one more impressive feat in the 34-year-old’s legendary career as an NCAA champion, WNBA champion, three-time olympic gold medalist, 2012 and
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Jeff Ireland spent his childhood summers in Chicago with his grandad, Jim Parmer, who was the director of college scouting for the Chicago Bears. Ireland, who became a ball boy in 1982 at the age of 12, hung out with the kickers during training camps, helping them warm up by kicking a soccer ball around
