TCU women’s basketball dominated all four quarters to beat Texas Tech 63-42. This win secured the Frogs’ program-best 16th consecutive home win this season. The Horned Frogs had a 10-point lead in the second quarter, with Taylor Bigby ending the first half with nine points, but her individual efforts were not enough to keep the Red Raiders behind. Taylor Bigby‘s nine points aided TCU’s 10-point lead over the Red Raiders in the second quarter but weren’t enough to slow their comeback.

Texas Tech outrebounded TCU 23-16 and shot just 32% from the field to tie up the game. Sedona Prince was sent to the line, making one out of the two shots, sending them into the locker room with a one-point lead, 27-26. The Frogs held Tech to just seven points in the third quarter, and the team was able to regain a 10-point advantage, 44-33, heading into the final minutes. TCU controlled the game in the second half, forcing eight more turnovers and scoring 21 points off Texas Tech’s lack of ball control. Hailey Van Lith faced some foul trouble and was fouled out with over four minutes to play and ended the game with six points. Aaliyah Roberson led the Horned Frogs with 14 points, four rebounds and one assist, and Madison Connor, right behind her, contributed 13 points and one assist. The No. 9 Frogs look to keep the at-home win streak alive against BYU on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.