Baylor Bears' Transfer Lineup: Deep and Deadly

0:00On April 23rd, Baylor Bear's basketball just flipped their starting lineup with some killer transfer portal grabs under Coach Scott Drew. If the season tipped off today, they'd roll out Kate and Mingo at Point Guard, a 6-flit 3 freshman from Penn State who dropped 13 point, 7 points last year. Isaac Williams IV holds shooting guard. Isaac Celescar slides in at Small Forward from Yale, Evan Chapman man's power forward back in his home. Kate from UAB and Juslin Boto Boto anchor center after missing last season hurt. These moves came fast after their last line of shake up, packing the roster with guys ready to level up. Mingo's got 3 point upside if he hits 35% from deep, while Celescar shot over 57% on 13 points and 6. Re-bounds a game. Chapman's 8.8 points in board's pair with his 6-flit 8 frame for serious front court muscle. Williams are buzzing about the size edge, especially with Celescar, and Chapman bullying the

1:00glass against smaller teams. Williams brings steady shooting in grip from last year, but a spot might wobble if five star Dylan Mingo joins up. It's got Bear's nation hyped for a deeper rotation that could dominate rebounds and spacing. Latest word is, Boto Boto's the center question mark, leaning on his 9 rebounds and blocks from high point if he stays healthy. That Decker Jr. comes off the bench as 6th man, a 49% 3 points sniper from Liberty, who could steal starts or light it up in 20 minutes. All eyes on how these transfers, Joe come 2026, 2027. Baylor's built to run deep and shoot lights out, setting up a real big, 12th threat.