- Matchup: Baylor Bears vs Oklahoma State Cowboys
- Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2026
- Venue: Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater, OK
- Broadcast: CBSSN
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys (13-3) host the Baylor Bears (10-5) at Gallagher-Iba Arena this Tuesday evening.
In their last outing, the Baylor Bears fell to Houston with a final score of 77-55. The Bears racked up 13 fouls while Houston accumulated 24. From beyond the arc, Baylor made 11 of 39 attempts. Houston converted 61.5% of their free throws, hitting 8 of 13. On the boards, Houston secured a total of 42 rebounds (21 offensive and 21 defensive) but did not record any blocks. They provided 16 assists and created 7 steals in that match. On defense, Baylor surrendered 39.2% shooting, allowing Houston to make 29 of 74 attempts. Baylor also recorded 11 assists, forced 4 turnovers, and achieved 3 steals. In terms of rebounding, the Bears grabbed 30 boards with 7 being offensive. From the charity stripe, they converted 18 of 31 attempts (58.1%). Baylor finished the game shooting 36.6% overall (15 of 41) and made 7 of 19 from three-point territory.
Cameron Carr emerged as a key player in this matchup, scoring 18 points on 3 of 9 shooting over 34 minutes and collecting 4 rebounds, though he did not assist in the game.
Baylor enters this game with a season record of 10-5. They average 11.7 turnovers per game and commit 16.2 fouls per contest. The Bears secure 40.9 rebounds and have accumulated 259 assists this season, ranking them 111th nationally in assists. They shoot 35.5% from three-point range (124 of 349) and 72.9% from the free throw line. Offensively, they average 88.3 points per game, landing them at 20th in Division 1 while shooting 49.0% from the field.
Defensively, Baylor forces 11.9 turnovers and commits 20.7 fouls per game. They allow 32.4% shooting from three-point range and rank 207th in points allowed per game (74.3). Their opponents are shooting 41.7% overall (407 of 976), and the Bears concede 33.5 rebounds per game. Presently, they rank 64th in college basketball in assists allowed, having surrendered 195 assists so far.
In their previous game, the Oklahoma State Cowboys were defeated by Iowa State, losing 83-71. The Cowboys secured 22 defensive rebounds and 2 offensive rebounds for a total of 24. They turned the ball over 15 times while registering 5 steals. Iowa State committed 18 fouls, allowing Oklahoma State 26 free throw attempts, of which they converted 21 for an 80.8% success rate. Oklahoma State also shot 36.4% from three-point distance, making 8 of 22 attempts. By the end of the match, the Cowboys shot 21 of 48 from the field, achieving 43.8%. Defensively, they allowed Iowa State to shoot 27 of 58, which translates to 46.6%. They finished the night at 31.3% from three, making 5 of 16, and converted 24 of 30 free throw attempts (80.0%). Oklahoma State also allowed Iowa State to grab a total of 34 rebounds (8 offensive).
Parsa Fallah played a pivotal role for the Cowboys, scoring 21 points over 36 minutes with 3 assists. He shot 66.7%, making 8 of 12 attempts, and also secured 11 rebounds.
Oklahoma State holds a win-loss record of 13-3 this season. They average 17.8 fouls per game and shoot 75.8% from the free throw line. Their assists average stands at 15.7 per game (104th in the nation) and they turn the ball over 13.2 times regularly. The Cowboys have scored a total of 1,424 points this year (89.0 per game) and average 39.4 rebounds per contest. Their shooting efficiency is impressive, hitting 48.6% from the floor, ranking them 46th nationally.
Defensively, Oklahoma State allows 32.6% shooting from beyond the arc (155 of 476), with opponents hitting 70.7% of their free throws. They give up an average of 16.4 assists and 35.5 rebounds per game, ranking 339th and 237th respectively in college basketball. The Cowboys rank 319th in points allowed per game, surrendering 79.9 points. They force 12.8 turnovers on average and permit teams to shoot 42.5% from the floor (127th in D-1).
Who will claim victory in tonight’s NCAA game against the spread?
Prediction: Back Baylor
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