Utah's Worst Loss, Brown's Milestone

0:00A March 8, Utah's men's basketball team ended its regular season on a low note, falling hard to Baylor by a score of 101-2, 75. The youths finished with a 10-21 overall record, and just two wins in 16 big 12 games, marking their fifth straight loss. Their tournament seating was already locked in, so the focus was on gaining momentum before the postseason. Baylor took control early, building a lead as large as 29 points in the second half. The bear shot an impressive 61.5% from the field. The highest mark any opponent has hit against Utah this year. They also capitalized on 15 Utah turnovers for 29 points, and dominated inside with 58 points in the paint. Coach Alex Jensen is left questioning if the team can shake persistent issues like Slabby Ball handling and weak defense that have plagued every loss. This defeat stands as Utah's worst of the season, and Baylor's biggest win over a conference foe since 2023. One positive came from guard Terence Brown, who hit a historic milestone early in the

1:04game. His first basket made him the first euth since 1984 to reach 600 points in 100 assists in a single season. Brown wrapped up with 16 points and 5 assists. Looking ahead, Utah faces 9th seeded Cincinnati in the first round of the big 12 tournament on March 10th at 1 p.m., mountain time from T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.