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Baylor is actively pursuing more transfer portal targets to fill frontcourt and guard depth for next season.
Kayden Mingo is highlighted as Baylor’s notable portal acquisition, with potential recruitment of his brother Dylan.
The article outlines three obtainable targets: Evan Chatman, Gavin Sykes, and Justin McBride.
Evan Chatman is projected as a 6'8" forward from UAB who could provide rebounding and paint presence.
Gavin Sykes would bring scoring, averaging 19.4 points per game and 38.7% from three at Long Beach State.
Justin McBride could add frontcourt depth and occasional three-point shooting for Baylor.
The piece notes Baylor’s ongoing portal activity and suggests continued aggressiveness in recruiting.
The article places Baylor's upcoming roster changes within the broader context of steady portal utilization and roster construction.
The analysis underscores Baylor’s focus on adding shooting and depth to support a competitive lineup next season.

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TCU completes a Sunday doubleheader sweep in Waco, overturning an early loss to Baylor.
Chase Brunson delivers a pivotal late-season homer to ignite the comeback in Game 2.
Zack James earns a career-high eight strikeouts over seven innings in the finale.
Preston Gamster shines with three hits and a home run in the series-clinching game.
TCU improves to 24-15 on the season and 10-8 in Big 12 play with the win.
The Frogs' offense builds on a second-inning scoring to keep pressure on Baylor.
TCU's bullpen locked down Baylor late in Game 2 after a tense eighth inning.
The series marked a momentum shift after Friday's difficult game, setting up a homestand opener.
Lucas Franco and Cole Cramer contribute critical runs in late innings to widen the gap.
The win gives TCU a five-game homestand opener against Dallas Baptist on ESPN+.

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Baylor hires former guard Jake Lindsey as basketball general manager and assistant coach.
Lindsey has Baylor ties as a former player from 2015–18 who helped the team reach NCAA tournaments.
Lindsey’s career includes scouting and player personnel roles at Utah and Grand Canyon.
His father Dennis Lindsey previously served as NBA Jazz general manager, adding to the family’s basketball pedigree.
The hire is part of Baylor’s offseason roster-building and staff expansion.

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