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Ish Wins:
Not long after Ish Wainright became the first Baylor basketball player to come on Our Daily Podcast, he won this award:
Congrats to Ish Wainright, @Big12Conference Senior Award winner for excellence in the classroom, on the field, & in the community. #SicEm pic.twitter.com/9mDw3BGgKt
— Baylor Athletics (@BaylorAthletics) May 2, 2017
That means there is a 100% correlation between eligible athletes coming on the podcast and winning this award. You can listen to it here.
Congratulations Ish! He represented Baylor well for four years, and will be a huge addition to the football team.
Seth Wins:
Seth Russell also picked up an award. He’ll look to make the Raiders as well.
Seth Russell is our male recipient of the John Westbrook Award for courage and perseverance. #SicEm pic.twitter.com/t2Xfkt0XIS
— Baylor Athletics (@BaylorAthletics) May 2, 2017
Reid Heading to Vikings Camp:
Jessica Morey of KCEN reported this:
Former #Baylor CB Ryan Reid has accepted a mini-camp invite with the Minnesota #Vikings
— Jessica Morrey (@JessicaMorrey) May 1, 2017
Articles:
Jake Trotter of ESPN ranks Baylor football 7th in the Big 12:
7. Baylor Bears (7): The story of the spring on the field for Baylor was Matt Rhule implementing his version of a pro-style offense. The Bears do boast one of the better one-two combinations at running back in the league in Terence Williams and JaMycal Hasty, and they should thrive in the new offense. But the rest of the offensive cast remains a massive unknown going into the season.
Steve Wiltfong of 247 has a good look at Baylor’s new signees (free):
A Texas source said with the size and speed Woods and Milton bring to the table, they’ll be future pros. A sub 11-second guy in the 100-meter dash, Woods has top-of-the-draft upside at 6-foot-2, 175 pounds and Milton may be the fastest player the Bears have recruited and that’s saying something.