The Arizona State men's basketball team got a crack at one of the Big 12 bluebloods earlier this week when it traveled to Kansas. That did not go well. Another one of the conference's premier brands stopped into Desert Financial Arena on Saturday and that did not go well either as the Sun Devils lost at home for the first time this season — falling to Baylor 72-66 in overtime.

Baylor got pushed to the bring against Arizona State, holding on to defeat the Sun Devils 72-66 in overtime. The Bears were in control of the game for almost its entirety. They led for 39 minutes of the contest and pulled away to a 15 point point lead but ASU

Norchad Omier recorded 19 points and eight rebounds and Baylor rediscovered its form in overtime to post a 72-66 victory over Arizona State in Big 12 play on Saturday night

Baylor took care of business on its road trip to Arizona with two wins, capped off by a 78-59 win over the Sun Devils. Things got chippy right out of the gates with Darianna Littlepage-Buggs getting into an altercation with ASU’s Kennedy Fauntleroy resulting in got players being ejected.

Baylor, which plays at Arizona State on Saturday, entered the season as one of five ranked Big 12 teams. The Bears have since fallen from the poll.