much in the second half, when he scored 16 of his 28 points and grabbed five of his eight rebounds.

Plus, the Bears were almost unstoppable from 3-point range. Brady Heslip hit six 3-pointers and Baylor made 13 of 25 overall.

Heslip finished with 18 points, while Jackson added 13.

Davies had 18 points, 13 rebounds, a block and a steal for the Cougars.

West Coast Conference commissioner Jamie Janinovich was in attendance to see the Cougars, the league's newest member. And Utah Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor was in the arena to check out several Baylor players, including sophomore Jones and freshman Quincy Miller, who were on the preseason Naismith Trophy watch list.

Jones didn't disappoint, even if he gave coaches a scare when he knocked knees and had to be helpedoff the court with 1:26 remaining.

"Some players come back after an injury and they limp around," Drew said. "He showed his toughness."

Baylor became only the second non-conference opponent to win in Provo against BYU in the last 50 games. No. 6 Wake Forest was the other in 2009.

"It's a tough place to play no matter what league they're in," Drew said of the Cougars, who were being courted to join the Big 12 earlier this year. "That's why we wanted to come up here. We walked out a better team knowing more about ourselves in doing so."