Well that was certainly a fun weekend for fans of Baylor athletics!<\/p>\n
If you weren’t following along, here’s what you missed:<\/p>\n
* Baylor football blew out Texas A&M, 41-21<\/a>, on Senior Day at Floyd Casey Stadium. The game wasn’t even as close as the score indicated, as the Aggies scored two touchdowns late after the Bears were up 41-7 in the third quarter. The victory gave head coach Art Briles a chance to throw his cap into the crowd<\/a> for the fourth time this season.<\/p>\n * Women’s basketball, ranked 17th nationally, upset No. 2 Stanford in Waco, 81-65<\/a>. Those in attendance also got to honor alumna Sophia Young, now an all-WNBA player, who had her jersey number retired<\/a> at halftime.<\/p>\n * Men’s basketball, meanwhile, beat Paul Quinn College 108-50<\/a> in the Bears’ first game of the season. Freshman forward Quincy Acy had 13 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks in his first collegiate game.<\/p>\n * The women’s cross country team hosted and finished second in their NCAA Regional meet, earning an at-large bid for the NCAA Championships<\/a> later this month.<\/p>\n * Oh, and ground was broken<\/a> on the Jay and Jenny Allison Indoor Football Practice Facility<\/a>.<\/p>\n