Darby Brown
Sport Reporter
Waco, TX
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Darby Brown was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan and raised in Phoenix, Arizona.
She spent the past two years as a sports reporter at KWES Newswest 9 in Midland, Texas.
Before Darby moved to Texas, she graduated from Chapman University in Orange County, California.
While in college, Darby worked on SportsCenter from Los Angeles for ESPN and soccer productions for Fox Sports. She also interned with NBC and CBS Los Angeles.
Darby is thrilled to be in Waco and eager to share unique sports stories from the community.
Five more Baylor athletes have tested positive for COVID-19.
Fifteen years ago, the Baylor baseball team made it to the college world series. They completed a comeback win that people still talk about as one of the greatest in college baseball history.
The NCAA Friday upheld its decision that the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor must vacate its wins and records in which ineligible student athletes participated during the 2016 and 2017 football seasons including the team’s 2016 national championship.
Alvin Brooks was the first Black head coach at the University of Houston in any sport, and his son, Alvin Brooks III is currently on the coaching staff at Baylor.
5% of Baylor's football team is back on campus. So far three student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19, but more COVID-19 test results will be available on Monday.
Three Baylor athletes have tested positive for COVID-19, the university said Tuesday.
Football student-athletes returned to campus on Monday. They will eventually participate in voluntary workouts, but first, they will be tested for COVID-19.
Just this week, the UIL recognized teams who had qualified for state equally, in a virtual awards ceremony.
Former Baylor football player, Shawn Oakman, has started using social media to open up about past experiences.