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Baylor Bears Defeat Washington Huskies 78-69

Sunday, November 9, 2025, 8:30 PM ET · Foster Pavilion

Baylor Bears 78, Washington Huskies 69, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Washington Huskies vs Baylor Bears?

Baylor Bears beat Washington Huskies 78-69 at Foster Pavilion on November 9, 2025.

In a competitive matchup at Foster Pavilion, the Baylor Bears secured a 78-69 victory over the Washington Huskies. This win improves Baylor's record to 3-0 for the season, while Washington falls to 2-2. The game showcased Baylor's solid performance, particularly in the second half, where they managed to maintain control and fend off a late push from the Huskies.

Baylor entered the game with a home record of 2-0 and had shown mixed form in their last ten games, holding a record of 5-5. Their recent performance indicated a slight upward trend, as they were on a one-game winning streak, averaging 71.5 points scored and allowing 68.7 points. In their last five games, they recorded three wins and two losses, with an average of 72.4 points scored and 67.2 points allowed. Their previous game was a convincing 96-81 win against UT Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros, which likely boosted their confidence heading into this matchup.

On the other hand, Washington came into the game with a 2-1 record and had been struggling recently, with a 3-7 record in their last ten games. They were on a two-game winning streak, having won their last two games against Denver Pioneers and Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions. However, their overall scoring average of 74.4 points per game was overshadowed by their average of 79.8 points allowed, indicating defensive vulnerabilities. Their recent performance included a 84-70 victory over Denver, which suggested they could pose a threat if their offense clicked.

Baylor's home court advantage at Foster Pavilion was evident, as they boasted a 4-2 record at home compared to Washington's 1-4 record away. This context added an extra layer of importance to the fixture, as home teams often perform better in college basketball.

In terms of previous meetings, there were no specific details provided, but the historical context of these two teams adds intrigue. Each matchup can often bring surprises, and the stakes were high for both teams looking to establish momentum early in the season.

Injury reports were not detailed in the provided facts, but any missing key players could have impacted team dynamics. The absence of significant contributors can often shift the balance in tightly contested games like this one.

The betting market indicated a strong belief in Baylor's chances, with their win probability set at 1.0, suggesting they were favored to win this contest. This aligns with their home record and recent performance, further emphasizing their status as a competitive force at home.

The game conditions were not explicitly mentioned, but typical factors such as crowd support and familiarity with the court likely played a role in Baylor's performance. Fans at Foster Pavilion were treated to a vibrant atmosphere, which often energizes the home team.

As the game unfolded, viewers saw key moments that defined the outcome. In the second half, Baylor maintained a lead, with scoring plays that included free throws from Cameron Carr and Quimari Peterson. The Bears' ability to convert free throws down the stretch was crucial in sealing their victory. Washington attempted to rally, with notable contributions from players like Zoom Diallo and JJ Mandaquit, but ultimately fell short.

Overall, Baylor's victory over Washington highlighted their strengths as they look to build on their early season success. With their next games on the horizon, both teams will be keen to address their weaknesses and capitalize on their strengths moving forward.

Leaders

  • PointsCameron Carr16Baylor Bears
  • AssistsObi Agbim7Baylor Bears
  • ReboundsCaden Powell10Baylor Bears
  • PointsZoom Diallo15Washington Huskies
  • AssistsZoom Diallo2Washington Huskies
  • ReboundsHannes Steinbach15Washington Huskies

Recent form

Baylor Bears

Last 10: 5-5Streak W171.5 scored · 68.7 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • W96-81vs UT Rio Grande Valley VaquerosNov 4
  • L74-76at Texas Tech Red RaidersMar 13
  • W70-56vs Kansas State WildcatsMar 12
  • L61-65vs Houston CougarsMar 9
  • W61-58at TCU Horned FrogsMar 5
  • W71-61vs Oklahoma State CowboysMar 2
  • L67-69at Cincinnati BearcatsFeb 26
  • L74-76at Colorado BuffaloesFeb 22
  • L67-74vs Arizona WildcatsFeb 18
  • W74-71vs West Virginia MountaineersFeb 15

Washington Huskies

Last 10: 3-7Streak W274.4 scored · 79.8 allowed per game1-4 away

  • W84-70vs Denver PioneersNov 7
  • W94-50vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden LionsNov 4
  • L73-80vs Oregon DucksMar 9
  • L61-92at USC TrojansMar 6
  • L62-78vs Indiana HoosiersMar 1
  • L62-88at Wisconsin BadgersFeb 26
  • L79-85at Iowa HawkeyesFeb 22
  • L85-89vs Rutgers Scarlet KnightsFeb 20
  • W75-73at Penn State Nittany LionsFeb 15
  • L69-93at Ohio State BuckeyesFeb 13

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Michigan37-3-19-1
Nebraska28-7415-5
Michigan State27-8415-5
Illinois28-9415-5
Wisconsin24-11514-6
Purdue30-9613-7
UCLA24-12613-7
Ohio State21-13712-8
Iowa24-13910-10
Indiana18-14109-11
Minnesota15-18118-12
USC18-14127-13
Washington16-17127-13
Rutgers14-20136-14
Northwestern15-19145-15
Oregon12-20145-15
Maryland12-21154-16
Penn State12-20163-17
Arizona36-3-16-2
Houston30-7214-4
Iowa State29-8412-6
Kansas24-11412-6
Texas Tech23-11412-6
TCU23-12511-7
BYU23-1279-9
UCF21-1279-9
West Virginia21-1479-9
Cincinnati18-1579-9
Colorado17-1697-11
Arizona State17-1697-11
Oklahoma State20-15106-12
Baylor17-17106-12
Kansas State12-20133-15
Utah10-22142-16

Box score

StatWashington HuskiesBaylor Bears
Field goals28-6826-56
Field goal %4146
Three-pointers3-206-21
Three-point %1529
Free throws10-1520-29
Free throw %6769
Rebounds4233
Offensive rebounds167
Defensive rebounds2626
Assists712
Steals67
Blocks43
Turnovers129
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers713
Fast-break points510
Points in the paint4228
Fouls2216
Largest lead711

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half38-44Zoom Diallo made Free Throw.
  2. 2nd Half38-45Michael Rataj made Free Throw.
  3. 2nd Half38-46Michael Rataj made Free Throw.
  4. 2nd Half40-46Zoom Diallo made Jumper.
  5. 2nd Half40-49Isaac Williams IV made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Dan Skillings Jr..
  6. 2nd Half42-49Bryson Tucker made Jumper. Assisted by Zoom Diallo.
  7. 2nd Half42-51Isaac Williams IV made Layup.
  8. 2nd Half44-51Hannes Steinbach made Jumper.
  9. 2nd Half46-51Zoom Diallo made Jumper.
  10. 2nd Half46-53Dan Skillings Jr. made Jumper.
  11. 2nd Half46-55Caden Powell made Jumper. Assisted by Cameron Carr.
  12. 2nd Half48-55JJ Mandaquit made Jumper.
  13. 2nd Half48-56Tounde Yessoufou made Free Throw.
  14. 2nd Half48-57Tounde Yessoufou made Free Throw.
  15. 2nd Half50-57Quimari Peterson made Jumper.
  16. 2nd Half53-57Wesley Yates III made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Quimari Peterson.
  17. 2nd Half53-59Tounde Yessoufou made Jumper.
  18. 2nd Half53-60Tounde Yessoufou made Free Throw.
  19. 2nd Half53-62Isaac Williams IV made Jumper.
  20. 2nd Half56-62JJ Mandaquit made Three Point Jumper.
  21. 2nd Half56-64Obi Agbim made Jumper.
  22. 2nd Half56-65Dan Skillings Jr. made Free Throw.
  23. 2nd Half56-66Dan Skillings Jr. made Free Throw.
  24. 2nd Half58-66Zoom Diallo made Jumper.
  25. 2nd Half58-68Caden Powell made Dunk. Assisted by Tounde Yessoufou.
  26. 2nd Half59-68Hannes Steinbach made Free Throw.
  27. 2nd Half60-68Hannes Steinbach made Free Throw.
  28. 2nd Half60-70Isaac Williams IV made Dunk.
  29. 2nd Half62-70Lathan Sommerville made Jumper.
  30. 2nd Half62-71Caden Powell made Free Throw.
  31. 2nd Half62-73Isaac Williams IV made Layup. Assisted by Obi Agbim.
  32. 2nd Half63-73Zoom Diallo made Free Throw.
  33. 2nd Half65-73Zoom Diallo made Jumper.
  34. 2nd Half68-73Quimari Peterson made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by JJ Mandaquit.
  35. 2nd Half68-74Dan Skillings Jr. made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half68-75Tounde Yessoufou made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half68-76Cameron Carr made Free Throw.
  38. 2nd Half68-77Cameron Carr made Free Throw.
  39. 2nd Half69-77JJ Mandaquit made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half69-78Cameron Carr made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Baylor Bears, below favours Washington Huskies.

Venue

  • Foster PavilionWaco, TX
  • Attendance6542
  • OfficialsRoger Ayers, Doug Sirmons, Brooks Wells

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