Scott Drew

Baylor men's basketball signed a third transfer this offseason in Kilgore College's Dantwan Grimes, head coach Scott Drew announced Monday. Grimes played two years for KC leading the Rangers to the NJCAA National Tournament in both seasons, highlighted by a berth in the national quarterfinal last March. He started all 34 games in 2021-22 and 19 of 23 during the 2021 campaign that was truncated because of COVID-19.

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) – The Central Texas community has some chances to meet Baylor Men’s Basketball Head Coach Scott Drew as he signs copies of his new book The Road to J.O.Y.: Leading with Faith, Playing with Purpose, Leaving a Legacy. The book recounts how Drew’s vision...

Scott Drew is the men’s basketball head coach at Baylor University. In 2020-21, he led his club to the mountaintop of college basketball, winning the national championship. This past season, he led the Bears to a 27-7 record and another No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, though they were eliminated in the second round.

Big 12 men’s basketball coaches have been quick to congratulate Bill Self for directing his Kansas Jayhawks to four victories in the NCAA Tournament and spot in the Final Four. “Our coaches pull for each other verbally and through text very well,” Self, KU’s 19th-year coach, told a group...

Following the defending national champion and East Region 1-seed Baylor Bears’ men’s basketball team’s 93-86 overtime loss to the eighth-seeded North Carolina Tar Heels in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Saturday, Baylor head coach Scott Drew has signed on with Turner and CBS as a guest analyst. Drew will be appearing on Atlanta studio coverage for the Sweet 16 games on Thursday and Friday. The broadcasters announced that move Thursday afternoon:

Last weekend, Scott Drew and the Baylor Bears came up just short of a historic 25-point comeback against the North Carolina Tarheels. Ultimately, the Bears lost 93-86 in OT, and their dreams of repeating as national champions came to an end. Now, instead of a date with four-seed UCLA in...

CBS Sports and Turner Sports have added Baylor University Head Coach Scott Drew as a guest studio analyst for Regional Semifinal coverage of the 2022 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. The coverage is airing across TBS and CBS. Drew will join the Atlanta studio team with host Ernie...

Scott Drew had watched Jerome Tang weigh coaching offers in the past without really expecting him to leave. When the Kansas State job came open two weeks ago, that suddenly changed. "I could see before when he's contemplated things, was different," Drew said Wednesday, the day after Tang officially left...

Patience is a virtue, and for former Baylor associate head coach Jerome Tang that patience has led him to Manhattan, Kansas to take over as the new head coach for the Wildcats. Tang has been the right hand man for Baylor head coach Scott Drew for the past 19-years, which made this moment bittersweet for all involved.

Baylor head men's basketball coach Scott Drew has some work to do this offseason that he typically does not have on his plate. With the news that longtime Baylor assistant coach Jerome Tang was leaving to be the next head coach at Kansas State, Drew must replace an assistant coach, something he does not have to do often. During a Tuesday Zoom call with the media, discussing Tang’s departure, Drew shared what he is searching for in his new assistant coach.

Baylor made a major comeback before ultimately falling short against North Carolina in overtime on Saturday. Baylor head coach Scott Drew rode through the emotions of the game just like a fan. The top-seeded Bears fell behind by 25 in the second half against the Tar Heels in their NCAA...

One of the wildest games of the 2022 NCAA Tournament so far tipped off Saturday's second-round action as No. 8 seed North Carolina upset No. 1 Baylor 93-86 in overtime. UNC led the Bears by as much as 25 points in the second half, but coach Scott Drew's team stormed back thanks to a meltdown by the Tar Heels as well as some controversial officiating.

There will not be a repeat winner of the men’s NCAA Tournament this year. The defending-champion Baylor Bears, a No. 1 seed in the East region, fell to No. 8-seeded North Carolina in a thrilling 93-86 overtime contest on Saturday. The last school to repeat as champion was Florida in 2006 and 2007.

Baylor turned a 25-point deficit into a tie game to force overtime and looked to be in the driver’s seat. But North Carolina managed to hold them off to come away with the 93-86 win — and upset the No. 1-seeded Bears. After the game, Scott Drew spoke...