Baylor University’s basketball team delivered a commanding 46‑point victory over Bishop’s University in Quebec, a performance that immediately signals the Bears’ intent to compete fiercely in the Big 12.
Isaac Williams IV was the offensive catalyst, finishing with 21 points on 47% shooting while also contributing four assists and three steals, underscoring his well‑rounded skill set.
Defensively, Baylor held the opposition to just 27% shooting and generated multiple turnovers, a showing that reflects the heightened intensity emphasized by coach Scott Drew.
Bench Power Fuels Early Lead
The bench proved decisive, with every reserve finding the scoreboard and together engineering a 22‑point halftime advantage that set the tone for the rest of the game.
The win not only highlights the team’s depth but also validates Drew’s philosophy of effort‑driven defense and a balanced roster, positioning Baylor as a dark‑horse contender as the season unfolds.