Baylor’s Scott Drew helps brother’s Grand Canyon team after arriving to NCAA Tournament without equipment

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When the Grand Canyon University men’s basketball team arrived in Denver for the First Round of the NCAA Tournament, they noticed that something pretty big was missing. 

The mid-major school had a flight chartered from Phoenix to Denver by the NCAA, and that private flight clearly threw off the equipment staff because the team arrived without their uniforms, gear and bags. 

Luckily, Antelopes head coach Bryce Drew had a savior in Denver, his older brother, Scott Drew, who coaches the Baylor Bears. 

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Grand Canyon Antelopes head coach Bryce Drew looks on during the game against the Sam Houston Bearkats at the Orleans Arena on March 10, 2023 in Las Vegas. (Louis Grasse/Getty Images)

According to CBS Sports, the elder Drew came to the rescue as GCU was set for their first practice prior to Friday’s game against No. 3-seeded Gonzaga (the Antelopes are a 14 seed). GCU would use Baylor’s gear to practice in. 

"We’re gonna hook ‘em up," Scott Drew said, via CBS Sports. "What are big brothers for!"

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Both GCU and Baylor wear Nike uniforms and equipment, so any gear needed to get the job done at practice was at Bryce Drew’s disposal. 

However, come Friday, GCU will need to have their uniforms on before stepping on the court with the Bulldogs. 

Baylor Bears head coach Scott Drew looks down court during the game against the Kansas State Wildcats at Bramlage Coliseum on Feb. 21, 2023 in Manhattan, Kansas. (Peter Aiken/Getty Images)

While the team claimed the airline failed to fly the equipment from