Baylor is one of those teams that no one would want to see in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Long and experienced and tourney-tested, the Bears can provide sleepless nights for opposing staffs, as Tuesday's 87-64 dismantling of Oklahoma illustrated.
"When coaches think of Senior Night," Baylor coach Scott Drew said afterwards, "that's what they think of."
There's just one small problem -- Baylor has to first make the NCAA tournament to do any damage. While the win over Oklahoma is a boost for Baylor (18-12, 8-9 Big 12), nothing is assured. ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi had Baylor as a 12 seed targeted for the First Four in Dayton before the win over OU.