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A recent lawsuit against the NCAA has granted Caden Powell an additional season of eligibility, illustrating how the association’s new five‑year age‑based model is reshaping scholarship limits for Division I athletes.
Baylor’s basketball team earns a national academic award and sees three of its stars named to the NABC Honors Court, highlighting a growing emphasis on classroom success in college sports.
A highly anticipated signing failed to deliver on the court, leading to a rapid exit and a new commitment to George Mason.
After a highly anticipated signing in December 2025, center James Nnaji struggled to adapt to Baylor’s system, battled a back injury, and was eventually benched. He is now headed to George Mason, where he hopes to revive his career.
Baylor’s 2026‑27 basketball roster boasts 14 scholarship players, highlighted by transfers Kayden Mingo, Isaac Celiscar and Juslin Bodo Bodo, while returning guard Isaac Williams and five‑star prospect Dylan Mingo promise a dynamic offense.
After a disappointing 2025 campaign, Baylor’s basketball program is reshaping its roster and aiming to rebound in the Big 12.
Baylor’s head coach Scott Drew navigates a turbulent offseason, retaining key talent while welcoming fresh faces, aiming to restore the program’s former prominence.
Baylor opens the Players Era 16 Tournament in Las Vegas against eighth‑ranked Alabama, a match that could set the tone for a Thanksgiving showdown with Gonzaga or Kansas State.
Jerome Tang’s comeback is expected to revitalize Baylor’s program through defensive upgrades, cultural renewal and a push for a top‑10 resurgence.