NCAA Tournament March Madness

#28 Baylor

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Projection: first four out

Baylor's resume shows a mixed bag of results, demonstrating both potential and vulnerability. They have some significant wins, notably against ranked opponents like St. John's and Kansas, which enhance their profile. However, the losses to lower-ranked teams such as Iowa State and Texas Tech, along with a blowout loss to Gonzaga, raise concerns about their consistency and ability to compete against elite competition. The possibility of securing a few more wins against teams like Oklahoma State and TCU could bolster their standing, while another defeat against a tough opponent like Houston would likely damage their chances of solidifying a spot in the tournament. Consistency in performance is crucial for Baylor as the season winds down.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/4@Gonzaga12L101-63
11/9(N)Arkansas37W72-67
11/12Sam Houston St154W104-67
11/17Tarleton St298W104-41
11/21(N)St John's17W99-98
11/22(N)Tennessee5L77-62
11/27New Orleans343W91-60
12/4@Connecticut35L76-72
12/9Abilene Chr225W88-57
12/11Norfolk St158W94-69
12/31Utah65W81-56
1/4@Iowa St7L74-55
1/7Cincinnati46W68-48
1/11@Arizona St61W72-66
1/14@Arizona10L81-70
1/19TCU74L74-71
1/22Kansas St60W70-62
1/25@Utah65W76-61
1/28@BYU29L93-89
2/1Kansas18W81-70
2/4@Texas Tech8L73-59
2/8UCF81W91-76
2/10@Houston4L76-65
2/15West Virginia43W74-71
2/17Arizona10L74-67
2/22@Colorado90L76-74
2/25@Cincinnati4650%
3/1Oklahoma St10665%
3/4@TCU7454%
3/8Houston445%