Baylor Bears Host Maryland Terrapins at Ferrell Center in Women's Basketball Showdown
As the Baylor Bears prepare to welcome the Maryland Terrapins to the Ferrell Center, fans are buzzing with anticipation for what promises to be a riveting women's basketball contest. The Bears have been on a trajectory that suggests they're not just contenders but potential dominators on their home court.
Looking back at their recent performance against the Mustangs on November 16, it was a nail-biter with the Bears scraping through by just three points, 58-55. Despite shooting only 32 percent from the field and an even more concerning 28 percent from beyond the arc, they managed to eke out a victory. This resilience is something that could play into their hands when facing off against Maryland.
The game against Incarnate Word Cardinals on November 11 showcased Baylor's ability to ramp up intensity as needed. After starting slow with only 11 points in the first quarter, they exploded for a total of 71 points by game end – an impressive feat that highlighted their depth and ability to adjust mid-game.
Their most dominant display came against Lamar Lady Cardinals on November 8 where they put up an astounding 88 points while allowing only 50. Their field goal percentage was nearly at fifty percent and they shot an improved three-point percentage of thirty-six percent compared to previous games.
The Terrapins will certainly pose a challenge; however, if Baylor can harness their evident offensive firepower and tighten up defensively – particularly beyond the perimeter – there’s every reason to believe that another win could be added under their belt come game day.
Maryland brings its own set of strengths but will need more than just skillful play if they hope to upset Baylor in front of what is sure to be a raucous crowd at Ferrell Center. The Terrapins must disrupt Baylor’s rhythm early and maintain pressure throughout all four quarters if they wish to leave Waco victorious.
Fans should mark their calendars for this exciting matchup scheduled for November 20th at 3:00 PM local time (CT). It promises not only competitive basketball but also showcases two teams eager to assert dominance early in the season. Those unable or unwillingly venture out can catch all action live via ESPN+ streaming services.