Former Baylor Bears shine in NBA playoffs, with VJ Edgecombe and Keyonte George making strong rookie impacts, Royce ONeale anchoring Phoenixs vet presence, JaKobe Walter exploding for Toronto, Davion Mitchell locking down defense for Miami, and Taurean Prince battling back for Milwaukee. Jeremy Sochan faces free agency questions in New York, Yves Missi rides bench in New Orleans, and RayJ Dennis and Norchad Omier flash G-League dominance. Expect big moves in free agency and drafts to shape their next chapters as the league resets.

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Baylor Bears, after a challenging season, are poised for a comeback. Coach Scott Drew, known for recruiting five-star talent, has assembled a formidable roster with transfers like Kayden Mingo and Elijah Williams, alongside returning talent. Despite a recent dip, Baylor has consistently ranked among the nations best, winning the national championship in 2021. With Drews proven track record of developing stars into winners, the Bears are set to make a strong run in the upcoming seasons.

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Baylors star freshman, Tounde Yessoufou, has declared for the 2026 NBA Draft, leaving college basketball in limbo. Despite a standout season with the Bears, averaging nearly eighteen points and six rebounds per game, Yessoufous draft stock is uncertain due to his shaky three-point shot. His impressive athleticism, however, shone at the NBA Combine, where he ranked top ten in no-step vertical and shuttle run. Despite rumors of a potential college return, Yessoufous camp appears set on going pro, a decision that could significantly impact his career trajectory.

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Baylor Bears gear up for the Players Era tournament in Las Vegas, aiming to build Final Four buzz. Last year, they went 2-1, with notable wins against Creighton and San Diego State. This years field features heavy hitters, including reigning champs Michigan and rivals Louisville. A Gonzaga rematch could also steal the show. These battles set the tone for Baylors push, with returners like Isaac Williams ready to prove theyre back in contention.

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Baylor Mens Basketball Lands Top Point Guard Dylan Mingo: Strengthening the 2026 Class

Baylor mens basketball secures a major victory with the signing of five-star point guard Dylan Mingo, ranked second overall by Rivals and the top point guard in the nation. This marks head coach Scott Drews sixth consecutive five-star recruit. Mingo, hailing from Long Island Lutheran High School, showcased his skills on the summer circuit, averaging 19.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.3 steals per game. Despite offers from North Carolina, Penn State, and Washington, Mingo chose Baylor, joining his older brother Kayden, who recently transferred from Penn State. The brothers share a high school connection with former Baylor star VJ Edgecombe, now a rookie on the Philadelphia 76ers. Mingos addition bolsters Baylors 2026 class alongside four-star wing Elijah Williams, and strengthens the teams future backcourt.

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Cameron Carr, Baylor sophomore, leads the charge at the 2026 NBA draft combine in Chicago, showcasing his all-around scoring abilities. With potential first-round picks like Ryan Conwell, Tarris Reed Jr., and Dailyn Swain joining him, Carr is set to participate in five-on-five scrimmages. The event, which includes strength tests, agility drills, and shooting workouts, has forty-one players committed. Carr, who earned All-Big 12 third-team honors, broke Baylors sophomore scoring record and is projected as a mid-to-late first-round pick. The combine enforces mandatory drills under the new collective bargaining agreement, making Carrs performance crucial for his draft eligibility.

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Baylor Bears top players, Cameron Carr and Tounde Yessoufou, declared for the 2026 NBA Draft, leaving the team to rebuild. Carr, a breakout star, is projected to go 18th to the Charlotte Hornets, while Yessoufou, a scoring threat with room for improvement, could go as late as 33rd to the Brooklyn Nets.

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Baylor Bears coach Scott Drew bolsters his roster for next season, landing six-foot-nine big man Tegra Makabu from the class of 2026. Makabu, a project player from Florida with Congolese roots, averages 6.8 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. The Bears return seven players, including three bigs, and add three more to their 2026 class: five-star combo guard Dylan Mingo and top-fifty wing Elijah Williams. Baylor aims to develop Makabu slowly, setting up Drew for another successful season without rushing players into significant minutes.

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