Scott Drew, the head coach of Baylor, had a lot to say about the Big 12 after his team's loss to BYU. While the Bears fell short, Drew couldn't help but praise the talent of BYU's players, particularly AJ Dybantsa and Rob Wright III. Wright, who transferred to BYU after a season with Baylor, put on a show in his return to Foster Pavilion, scoring a personal-best 30 points. But it was Dybantsa who truly dominated, scoring 36 points and adding seven assists and five rebounds. Drew was impressed by Dybantsa's performance, highlighting his seven assists and one turnover, which he described as 'really tough'. Despite Baylor's strong offense, the Bears coughed up 13 turnovers, resulting in 24 BYU points. With the loss, Baylor falls to 13-11 on the season and 3-9 within the ultra-competitive Big 12. Drew praised the Big 12 for its success in the current campaign, stating that there's great basketball in the league and more teams than ever that can play in the Final Four. He also noted that the Big 12 is unique in that there's no team you can go into thinking you'll win by 30, which affects your confidence and tests your manhood. Drew hopes to see three teams from the Big 12 in the Final Four this year.
