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Mark Paterson is a walk-on on Baylor's roster that has gained some public acclaim for his exploits on the court and on the sideline. Get to know him on today's episode of Sic'Em 365.
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Alvin Brooks III has years coaching in the Division I ranks in Texas, and the last five season, he has been on Scott Drew's staff at Baylor. He joined the Sic'Em 365 podcast to talk about this year's Baylor team and tell some stories from his time in the lower levels of coaching.
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Davion Mitchell is the best defensive player in college basketball. He joined the Sic'Em 365 podcast this week to talk about where he learned how to defend like this, while also breaking down what it's like to face off with the program -- Auburn -- that he transferred out of.
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Terrance Thomas was one of Scott Drew's first player at Baylor. He joined the Sic'Em 365 podcast to tell stories about what Baylor was like all those years ago and maybe dig up an embarrassing Scott Drew moment or two.
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Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua has built a name for himself in the Baylor basketball program because of his work ethic and the fact that he plays so hard, so energetically and with such a smile on his face each and every game. That's why they call him Every Day John. He shows up Every. Single. Day. He joined the Sic'Em 365 podcast this week, and it is more than worth the listen.
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Longtime Valparaiso head coach and the father of the coach of the best team in college basketball, Homer Drew, joins the Sic'Em 365 podcast today to tell stories about the trouble his son got in growing up and to break down just how realistic a national title is for this team.
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One of the most entertaining players from Baylor's undefeated team joined the Sic'Em 365 crew on Wednesday night to discuss the start to the season and how he managed to put on 25 pounds this summer.
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Who is the best team in the country? Is it Gonzaga or Baylor? Who better to answer that question than someone that has worked for both Baylor and Gonzaga in the last four years. John Jakus joins Jason King and Ashley Hodge on the Sic'Em 365 podcast.
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Baylor legend Quincy Acy joined Jason King and Ashley Hodge to talk about his past with the Bears, the current Baylor team, what makes a great beard and his career in the NBA.
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Jason King, Ashley Hodge and Baylor graduate assistant Obim Okeke preview Baylor's showdown with Texas.
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