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Baylor Brew 11/17: Future So Bright, We Need Shades

Bears Add Higly-Touted Trio During Early Signing Period

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🐻 The Official Daily Newsletter For Baylor Athletics

TGIF Baylor Fam. Six games, six wins.

You could say that the excitement surrounding BU hoops is skyrocketing.

Might want to jump on board now as the future continues to get brighter for both programs, especially after another big signing period for the Bears.

What all do we have stirrin’ in today’s Brew? Check it out!

😎 Future So Bright, We Need Shades
🎥 Baylor+: Face-To-Face With RayJ Dennis
🏈 The Bluebonett Battle
🐻 And much, much more!

🎥 BAYLOR+: RELIVE THE MAGIC

It had been nearly four years.

The magic of Ferrell lives on as the largest student crowd in program history helped the BU women’s team grab their first top-5 victory since January of 2020 with a thrilling victory over #4 Utah earlier this week.

Relive the ENTIRE game with a full replay of Tuesday’s game without any breaks!

🎙 INSIDE BAYLOR SPORTS

Nov. 17th Episode: 
Previewing the 119th All-Time Matchup Between Baylor & TCU

The Baylor football team is heading 90 minutes up the road this weekend to take on TCU for the 119th time.

Join Justin Hoff and Jerry Hill as they break down the newly named "Bluebonnet Battle", and enjoy an exclusive Inside Baylor Sports conversation between all-time Baylor great Elliot Coffey and Senior Offensive Lineman Clark Barrington.

📈 STOCK UP

🔺 Future So Bright, We Need Shades. Off to a 4-0 start, the future continues to be bright for the BU men’s hoops program.

After the past week, you might want to get some shades because that future got even brighter during the early signing period.

For the fourth straight season, Baylor signed a top-25 recruiting class with the signings of Jason Asemota, Noah Boyed and Rob Wright all inked letters of intent to play with the Bears in 2024-25.

Asemota and Wright sign as five-star prospects, giving Drew and the Bears at least one five-star signee in each of the last four classes, according to Rivals and 247 Sports.

🔺 Keep It Rollin’. Still on a high from Tuesday’s win over #4 Utah, the BU women’s squad will be back in Ferrell on Sunday afternoon.

Coach Collen and the Bears take on Ivy League foe Harvard at 1 pm on Sunday looking to improve to 3-0 early in the 2023-24 season.

Dre’Una Edwards (17.0 ppg) and Sarah Andrews (16.0 ppg) are leading a potent offensive attack that is averaging 84.5 points per game through the first two games of the year.

🏈 BATTLE FOR THE BLUEBONNET

The most played rivalry in the state of Texas commences yet again this weekend in Fort Worth as the Bears look to bounce back and finish the 2023 season strong.

BU heads to TCU to battle the Horned Frogs for the 119th time in the storied history of the Bluebonnet Battle.

The Green & Gold are looking for their first win at TCU since 2019 when BU won a triple OT thriller, 29-23.

🏆 AWARD WINNING

When you’re looking for the best, it pays to stay local. Our friends at Award Specialties in Waco, Texas is a family-operated trophy shop providing you the highest quality when it comes to trophies, plaques, name tags and more.

🎥 BAYLOR+: FACE-TO-FACE

In two of the first four games of the season, RayJ Dennis has dished out eight assists and is currently leading the 4-0 Bears with 22 on the year.

Those 22 assists helped Dennis climb into the 500 career assists during his collegiate career (Toledo and BU combined).

We’ll take you in-depth with the transfer who has given the Bears a veteran presence in the backcourt and so much more.

🤔 SIC ’EM TRIVIA

No doubt about it.

The BU women’s hoops team can FILL.IT.UP!

Through the first two games of the 2023-24 season, the Bears are averaging 84.5 points per game.

What’s the program record for highest scoring average for a season?

Got a guess?

Scroll on down to the bottom of this email for the answer!

🎥 BAYLOR+: THE FOLLOW

The 15th-ranked Baylor men’s hoops squad got the season started in a big way last week with a thrilling neutral court win over perennial SEC power Auburn.

Baylor+ takes you behind closed doors, on the road and in the locker room as the Bears prepared for and battled through the season-opener.

📬 STICK WITH US

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🗓 ON THE DOCKET

Friday, November 17
🐎 Equestrian at Delaware State @ 8am

Saturday, November 18
🐎 Equestrian vs. UT Martin (at Delaware State) @ 8am
🏐 Volleyball vs. West Virginia @ 2pm | Live Coverage
🏈 Football at TCU @ 2:30pm

Sunday, November 19
🏀 Women’s Basketball vs. Harvard @ 1pm

Wednesday, November 22
🏀 Men’s Basketball vs. Oregon State @ 6pm (Barclays Center - Brooklyn, N.Y.)
🏐 Volleyball vs. Houston @ 6pm | Live Coverage

🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: 89.9.

The 1977-78 Baylor Bears certainly knew how to score as they averaged nearly 90 points a night.

🐻 Enjoy your weekend, y’all!

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