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BBiigg 1122 BBaasskkeettbbaallll iinnvvaaddeess KKaannssaass CCiittyy March 5 - March 11, 2021 Vol. 19, Issue 27 www.sportspagdfw.com FREE 2 March 5, 2021 - March 11, 2021 | The Sports Page Weekly | Volume 19 Issue 28 | www.sportspagedfw.com | follow us on twitter @sportspagdfw.com Follow us on twitter @sportspagedfw | www.sportspagedfw.com | The Sports Page Weekly | Volume 19 - Issue 28 | March 5, 2021 - March 11, 2021 3 Mar. 5, 2020 - Mar. 11, 2021 AROUND THE AREA Vol. 19, Issue 28 LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST sportspagedfw.com Established 2002 Baylor wins first Big 12 Basketball title Cover Photo: AROUND THE AREA remaining seeds will be announced follow- State (3-4), Kansas State (5-2), Louisiana (6-2), 4 ing the conclusion of all regular season Louisiana Tech (4-2), Michigan (0-0), Middle Tennessee (5-2), Oklahoma (4-3), Pittsburgh (6- RANGERS REPORT games on Sunday, March 7. 5 BY DIC HUMPHREY 1), Sacramento State (4-2), South Carolina Upstate (6-0), Southern Illinois (7-0), Southern GOLF, ETC Miss (4-3), Stanford (3-1), Stetson (9-0), Texas BY TOM WARD 6 A&M (4-4), Tulane (3-4), UC Irvine (4-2), UCF (3-4), UNCW (5-1), Wake Forest (3-4), THIS WEEK ON TOUR: ARNOLD 7 PALMER INVITATIONAL Washington State (7-1), West Virginia (4-3) BY PGATOUR.COM Baylor Captures First Big 12 Men’s Dropped Out: Florida State (19), Duke (25), West Virginia (27), Clemson (30). THE BOLDEST SHOTS EVER AT Basketball Title 8 THE ARNOLD Baylor has clinched the 2020-21 Big 12 By conference: BY PGATOUR.COM men’s basketball regular season champi- Arkansas Becomes Third School in SEC 11, ACC 8, Big 12 4, Pac-12 3, AAC 1, BIG 12 BASKETBALL TOURNA- onship, its first Big 12 title and the pro- Three Weeks to Top NCBWA Poll Big West 1, C-USA 1, Missouri Valley 1. MENT PREVIEW gram’s first conference crown since 1950 – The NCBWA continues its tradition of Rk School Record Pvs. 10 BY LEVI STEPHENSON a span of 71 years. NCAA Division I polls for the 24th year. 1 Arkansas 7-0 3 SMU REPORT After a 94-89 overtime win at No. 6 West Undefeated Arkansas leads the poll for the 2 Vanderbilt 6-1 2 12 BY DIC HUMPHRIES 3 Louisville 6-1 4 Virginia, the No. 3 Bears improved their first time in 2021. The Razorback joins fel- 4 Florida 6-2 7 low SEC stalwarts to hold down the No. 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEWS AND league record to 11-1 and overall mark to 5 Miss State 5-2 6 13 NOTES 19-1 with two regular season games left to position in the early surveys. 6 Miami 3-3 5 BY BO CARTER play. BU hosts No. 17 Oklahoma State on There were also several big movers on 7 Ole Miss 5-2 1 16 DALLAS BAPTIST WINS LONE Thursday and No. 18 Texas Tech on the standings as Oregon State (with a 4-0 8 UC Santa Barbara 6-1 11 STAR CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday. Prior to the season, Baylor was week) climbed from receiving votes nine 9 UCLA 4-3 9 BY BO CARTER picked for the first time by league head places to No. 21. Arizona (also 4-0 last 10 LSU 6-1 10 AUTO REVIEW coaches to win the conference title. week) jumped seven sports from No. 29 to 11 Georgia Tech 6-1 17 17 BY KBB.COM Last night, the Lady Bears captured the No. 22 while Oklahoma State (going 4-0) 12 TCU 5-2 14 THE TICKET WINDOW women’s basketball regular season trophy moved up six place from No. 20 to No. 14. 13 South Carolina 6-0 16 14 Oklahoma State 6-0 20 18 ACC power North Carolina (was 2-1 in a as Baylor joined Kansas (1997) and Iowa 15 Texas Tech 3-3 13 RESTAURANT REVIEW State (2000) as the only three Big 12 insti- conference series against NC State) also 19 BY RICHARD POLLAK 16 East Carolina 6-1 18 tutions to win both in the same season. raised its ranking to No. 24. 17 Virginia 4-3 12 The Bears raced out to a 17-0 streak There have been 10 conferences repre- 18 Tennessee 7-2 15 before being sidelined with COVID issues sented in the first three standings of 2021. 19 Texas 3-4 21 Follow us on from February 3-22 during which they The 2021 poll voters come from among 34 20 Georgia 7-1 23 missed 18 days of practice. 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