Bracketology Winners: Arkansas, Baylor lead the way with resume-builders

LUBBOCK, TX - JANUARY 26: Head coach Mike Anderson of the Arkansas Razorbacks reacts to an officials call during the second half of the game against the Texas Tech Red Raiders on January 26, 2019 at United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas. Texas Tech defeated Arkansas 67-64. (Photo by John Weast/Getty Images) /

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LUBBOCK, TX – DECEMBER 29: Coach Drew of the Bears talks. (Photo by John Weast/Getty Images) /

Baylor Bears

Is Baylor the hottest team in the country? Since starting the year at just 9-6 (1-2 B12) with home losses to Texas Southern and Stephen F. Austin, the Bears have been absolutely torching teams as of late. Head coach Scott Drew’s team has won six consecutive games and they added two big-time performances this past week. Not only did they take down both Oklahoma (away) and TCU (home) but they did so in dominating fashion. Their average margin of victory in those two wins was 28 points and that is just…wow.

Baylor is playing better than just about anyone else in the entire nation and they have the potential to continue soaring up the seed lists. They have been absolutely dominating as of late and there is no reason to believe that they won’t keep making headlines. This team has vastly exceeded expectations so far this season and they will likely be underseeded in March due to their three losses to teams outside of the top-100.

Makai Mason has been taking over games as of late and the entire depth of the team makes them dangerous. In their recent dominating win over TCU, the Bears played nine players at least 14 minutes.

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That concludes this edition of the bracketology winners. Will these teams continue their recent hot streaks or will they drop a few games coming up? We are bound to find out and it will be interesting to see how bracketologists react to the play of these teams.

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