We're joined on today's edition of The Sic 'Em Podcast by Tweety Carter, the first McDonald's All-American in Baylor Men's Basketball history, and currently the Director of Player Development.

Ever since she started playing softball at 8 years old, Shaylon Govan has always been an underdog. After major success at her previous school, Govan came to play for Coach Moore at Baylor, and the experience has changed her life. Now, with a roster full of returners, and a hot start to the season, Shaylon and her team have their goals set high.

Baylor freshman Yves Missi has one of the most fascinating journeys in all of college basketball. After picking up a basketball for the first time less than 5 years ago, Yves is now one of the top freshmen in the entire country. Now, as his first year comes to a close, Yves hopes that he can leave a lasting impact on the program.

Baylor freshman Ja’Kobe Walter has been destined for basketball greatness since the day he was named. After getting an offer from Coach Drew and Baylor his sophomore year of high school, Ja’Kobe has been locked in on being a Bear ever since. Now as he progresses through his first year in college, Ja’Kobe has his sights set on cutting down some nets.

From the time she was 8 years old, to her final season of college basketball, Aijha Blackwell has carried her family’s legacy. And from the time she stepped on a basketball court, she has dominated the glass. Now in her senior season, she is looking forward to playing in her first NCAA Tournament and achieving more than she ever has.

From the time he started playing baseball, Enzo Apodaca has always tried to stay true to himself, and play his own brand of ball. After earning Freshman All-American honors and adding a Cape Cod League All-Star nod to his resumé, Apodaca entered the transfer portal and found a new home at Baylor. Now in his Junior year, he is hoping to provide leadership and confidence to a Baylor baseball team with a lot to prove.

From growing up in Oklahoma, to playing collegiate basketball, to now the President of Baylor University, sports has always been a huge part of Linda Livingstone’s life. And still to this day, you would be hard pressed finding bigger fans at Baylor sporting events than President Livingstone and her husband Brad. President Livingstone is a dynamic leader both here at Baylor, and in the Big12 conference; a Christian, a mother, a daughter, a strong advocate for women in sports, and is proud to be Baylor University’s 15th President.

When graduate transfer RayJ Dennis stepped foot on Baylor’s campus in the summer of 2023, he knew he had found a new home. After being born with a club foot and spending the first 2 years of his life in leg casts, RayJ knows what it means to face and overcome true adversity. Now as a key starter for the nationally ranked Baylor Bears, RayJ wants to continue to defy the odds and accomplish even more.

Every great team needs a leader, and that’s what Sarah Andrews is for Baylor Women’s Basketball. From the time she was just 4-years-old, to being a top high school recruit in the country, Sarah Andrews has never been afraid of the competition on the court. Now, in her senior season, Sarah couldn’t be more focused on the task at hand. Sarah Andrews is a winner, a leader, one of the most dangerous scorers in the country, and is the engine that makes Baylor Women’s Basketball go.

There are few better stories in college basketball over the past 2 decades than that of Scott Drew and the Baylor Men’s Basketball program. From coaching his brothers and sisters at a young age, to taking over a Baylor program that had not seen postseason play in nearly two decades, Coach Drew has yet to find a challenge too grand to take on. Now, after 21 years and taking Baylor to heights that few programs have been, there is still work to be done. Scott Drew is a father and a husband, a devout Christian, a 3-time Big 12 coach of the year, a national champion, and is proud to be the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Baylor University.