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Greg Riddle

To make another national title run, injury-riddled Baylor is relying on a pair of talented freshmen

FORT WORTH, Texas — Baylor’s Jeremy Sochan has turned heads as a freshman because of his unique hairstyles and his political messages.

At the Big 12 tournament, Sochan wore a “Stand With Ukraine” T-shirt before Baylor’s quarterfinal loss to Oklahoma, he dyed his hair blue (one of the colors of the Ukrainian flag) and he wore shoes that read “No War” in protest of the invasion by Russia. Sochan wasn’t made available to the media Wednesday, but he was spotted at practice with pink hair, and someone noted on Twitter that Sochan may be up to six different hairstyles this season.

The Athletic had fun with it last month, writing that Sochan “changes his hair color as much as Dennis Rodman.”

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