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Today’s Events
- Women's Tennis, Haunted Horned Frog Classic, Fort Worth, Texas, 11:00 AM
- Women's Soccer, @TCU, 7:00 PM, Listen
- Men's Tennis, Birmingham Futures, Birmingham, Ala., All Day
Soccer
Baylor center back Delaine Davis finishing her last year at Baylor, helping close the season. @BULariatSports https://t.co/WUsryHGozP pic.twitter.com/KX3mo9wQYF
— Baylor Lariat (@bulariat) October 26, 2017
Tennis
Baylor WT sends freshmen Dominika Sujova & Kris Sorokolet to compete in the Haunted Horned Frog Classic: https://t.co/sumaeOfSok #SicEm pic.twitter.com/1PpcLYmm3d
— BaylorWTennis (@BaylorWTennis) October 26, 2017
PREVIEW: Jimmy and Bjoern head to Birmingham to compete this weekend! #SicEm https://t.co/xJJUJcWkF2
— BaylorMTennis (@BaylorMTennis) October 26, 2017
Hoops
Baylor basketball with the preview and fascinating fashion advice. https://t.co/s5bD6k4ZM7
— Ohio Baylor Fan (@OhioBaylorFan) October 26, 2017
The @usatodaysports preseason top 25 has been revealed! #NCAAW
— NCAA Women's BKB (@ncaawbb) October 26, 2017
1. @UConnWBB
2. @GamecockWBB
3. @BaylorWBB
4. @HailStateWBK
5. @ndwbb
For the 3rd-straight year the Lady Bears are ranked in the Top 5! #⃣3⃣ in the preseason poll. : https://t.co/w53FQHI3pd #SicEm #RiseAsOne pic.twitter.com/v3TodF4taD
— Baylor Lady Bears (@BaylorWBB) October 26, 2017
Do not miss @jadaabu breaking down the year ahead in @Big12Conference, including a certain POY from @BaylorWBB: https://t.co/p3ovILlc7e pic.twitter.com/p8UOnMyA06
— The Summitt (@SummittHoops) October 24, 2017
Volleyball
RECAP: Baylor had six players hitting over .300 for the dominant win in Lubbock. #SicEm https://t.co/3kyz4mJaHg
— Baylor Volleyball (@BaylorVBall) October 26, 2017
.@BaylorVBall used a dominant offensive performance to roll past .@TexasTechVB tonight: https://t.co/aVgPUexV05 #fox44tx pic.twitter.com/SgsOrupa8t
— KWKT FOX 44 (@KWKTFOX44) October 26, 2017
Cross Country
PREVIEW: Baylor cross country is ready to roll at the #Big12XC Championship. #SicEmhttps://t.co/sffRe5LA6F
— BaylorTrack (@BaylorTrack) October 26, 2017
Jordan West and Lindsey Bradley talk #Big12XC this afternoon. Less than two days until the conference championship! #SicEm pic.twitter.com/pzakx4lMfW
— BaylorTrack (@BaylorTrack) October 26, 2017
Bradley opens up on her journey from a femoral stress fracture to being a contender for the Big 12 title.
— FloTrack (@FloTrack) October 26, 2017
https://t.co/RtA8UriTZX
Sic ‘em
When you tie the 5th-best 54-hole score in program history (202). #SicEm @Cdosseygolf pic.twitter.com/h1Xgsf2RCF
— Baylor Men's Golf ⛳️ (@BaylorMGolf) October 24, 2017
Football
@BUFootball Coaches Preparing For Talented Texas Defense: https://t.co/I1p2gPNDjp #SicUT pic.twitter.com/LCgq0iLQtZ
— Baylor Athletics (@BaylorAthletics) October 26, 2017
Can the Baylor defense contain the Texas offense? @jamesonm12 tells you what the Bears bring to the table - https://t.co/HAbEHLz3Ls#HookEm pic.twitter.com/3gwb4TMqA6
— HornSports.com (@HornSports) October 26, 2017
Kendall Kaut of @OurDailyBears breaks down Baylor's strengths and weaknesses, Saturday's match-up vs. the 'Horns. https://t.co/q0PlR8DBPH
— Boornt Orange Nation (@BON_SBNation) October 25, 2017
Sam Ehlinger’s status will be a big factor when Texas heads to face Baylor https://t.co/XouAufHP6C pic.twitter.com/UKu88OFqtP
— Athlon Sports (@AthlonSports) October 26, 2017
Tight ends haven't broken loose in Baylor's offense https://t.co/BioUgRU4G4 via @wacotribsports
— Ohio Baylor Fan (@OhioBaylorFan) October 26, 2017
CBS Sports writer thinks Baylor can notch first win of 2017 against Texas https://t.co/DN4yuKoqzs pic.twitter.com/iDCjTGsbGT
— Baylor DieHards (@Baylor_Diehards) October 25, 2017
What they're saying: #Longhorns, #Bears preview Saturday's game. https://t.co/ppJysjnA74 pic.twitter.com/HXiMSebnUM
— Horns247 (@Horns247) October 25, 2017
WATCH: Matt Rhule announces Zach Smith will start ("I think"), but Charlie Brewer should get more time https://t.co/DMIdFVX6Rc
— SicEm365 (@SicEm365) October 25, 2017
A Week 8 #CFB Top Performance
— NCAAF Nation (@NCAAFNation247) October 24, 2017
RB Trestan Ebner
Baylor
54 Rushing yards 1 TD
5 Rec 109 yards 2 TD's pic.twitter.com/tcmuEe5R28
Baylor Mascot Celebrating 100th Anniversary
BaylorProud » Celebrating 100 years of on-campus Baylor bears, The fall of 1917 saw the arrival of the first live mascot to campus.
In April 1917, the United States joined its allies to fight in World War I, and the atmosphere on the Baylor campus was drastically changing. Many male students were enlisting for military service, and military camps had opened across the country, including Camp MacArthur in Waco. The soldiers used Baylor’s Carroll Field to practice drills, slept in Baylor dorm halls, ate in the Baylor cafeteria, and were generally welcomed by Baylor students, who hosted entertainment and social activities for the visitors.
This Baylor-MacArthur hospitality hit a new height during the Baylor-A&M football game on November 10 at the Cotton Palace Grounds. Not to be outperformed by A&M’s famous band and cadets, the Baylor band was joined by a 45-piece brass band from Camp MacArthur. Then at halftime, students came onto the field to do what they called the “Bear Trail”: snaking around the field, following one after another. And leading the Bear Trail? A truck covered with Baylor and bear decorations, with a chair on the bed of the truck — in which a real, live bear was sitting.
Ted (AKA “Bruin,” as he was often called) was owned by one of the Camp MacArthur soldiers, and was promptly adopted as the unofficial Baylor mascot for the day. But over the next few weeks, students couldn’t get past the idea of having a real bear on campus. So two months later, when the bear’s owner and his battalion received orders for overseas duty, the soldiers gave their bear to the university, making Ted the university’s first live mascot.
Since Ted’s arrival, more than 50 North American black bears have called Baylor home. And since 1974, their official name has begun with “Judge,” in honor of Baylor’s bear from 1961-71, who was named for the university’s then-new president, Abner McCall. Today, Baylor has its two beloved sister bears, Judge Joy Reynolds (“Joy”) and Judge Sue Sloan (“Lady”), who came to Baylor as cubs in 2001 and 2002.
Home.
— Baylor Football (@BUFootball) October 26, 2017
See you Saturday: https://t.co/PDTBmR3z0s#SicUT pic.twitter.com/QvBzNZdLUS
#Mood #BeatTexas pic.twitter.com/vfJHqG3S0e
— BearDroppingsBU (@BearDroppingsBU) October 26, 2017