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No. 13 TCU Hammers Arizona State 77-46
1/11/2026 8:27:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Horned Frogs roll to 36th straight home win behind sticky defense
FORT WORTH – No. 13 TCU and Arizona State arrived at Schollmaier Arena on Sunday with near-identical records but that's where the similarities ended.
The Horned Frogs bulldozed the Sun Devils 77-46 before an announced crowd of 4,021 fans – the largest to date in the 2025-26 campaign.
TCU held Arizona State to its lowest scoring output of the season and worst field goal percentage (.288, 17-59) in a game it led by double figures for more than 25 minutes. The Sun Devils' 46 points scored were the third-fewest allowed by TCU in a Big 12 game under head coach Mark Campbell.
The Horned Frogs (16-1, 4-1 Big 12) ripped off 17-5 run over the final seven minutes of the first half to take a 35-20 lead into the locker room. A 7-0 spurt early in the third swelled TCU's advantage to 48-25 and effectively ended the game. TCU doubled up the Sun Devils (16-2, 4-2 Big 12) 22-11 in the fourth quarter.
TCU extended its home winning streak to 36 games – one victory shy of matching No. 2 Texas for the longest streak in the nation. Over the course of the Frogs' unbeaten run at home, 30 of their wins have come by double figures.
The Horned Frogs connected at a 55 percent clip (31-56) from the field, knocked down nine 3-pointers and finished with 18 assists. Seven of the 10 players who saw action scored at least five points to fuel a balanced offensive onslaught.
Olivia Miles paired a game-high 22 points and six assists with five rebounds. Miles scored 17 of her points in the second half, including 10 in the third quarter alone as the Frogs blew the game open.
Clara Silva delivered a 12-rebound, 10-point double-double – her fourth of the season – and led all players on the glass.
Donovyn Hunter gave TCU three double-digits scorers as the junior guard finished with 10 points.
Maddie Scherr (nine points) and Taylor Bigby (eight points) were responsible for five of TCU's makes from distance.
ASU took its first and only lead at 13-12 with under 1:00 to go in the first. Hunter beat the buzzer with a driving layup and put the Frogs permanently ahead.
All three of Scherr's 3-pointers came in the first half. The senior sparked a string of 11 unanswered points midway through the second with a pair of deep balls. Her second 3-pointer arrived with 5:09 remaining in the half and inched TCU further in front 26-15. TCU led by double digits the rest of the way.
ASU managed just seven field goals in the first half while TCU shot 55 percent (15-27).
Behind Silva, TCU nearly netted as many points in the paint as the Sun Devils had alone. The Frogs racked up 42 points inside compared to just 16 for ASU.
The Horned Frogs scored the first seven points in the fourth. Miles' connected from deep with 3:21 to go and gave TCU its first 30-point advantage at 72-40. Seven Frogs got on the scoreboard in the final frame.
Bigby topped all TCU reserves with eight points while Veronica Sheffey added five.
ASU was led by 19 points from Gabby Elliott.
Up Next
The Horned Frogs will play three of their next four games in the eastern time zone, beginning with visit to Morgantown on Wednesday to face West Virginia (14-3, 4-1 Big 12). The Horned Frogs and Mountaineers are two of four teams tied for second in the Big 12 standings.
Following the Frogs' trek to Appalachia, TCU returns home to host Arizona at 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Team Notes
The Horned Frogs bulldozed the Sun Devils 77-46 before an announced crowd of 4,021 fans – the largest to date in the 2025-26 campaign.
TCU held Arizona State to its lowest scoring output of the season and worst field goal percentage (.288, 17-59) in a game it led by double figures for more than 25 minutes. The Sun Devils' 46 points scored were the third-fewest allowed by TCU in a Big 12 game under head coach Mark Campbell.
The Horned Frogs (16-1, 4-1 Big 12) ripped off 17-5 run over the final seven minutes of the first half to take a 35-20 lead into the locker room. A 7-0 spurt early in the third swelled TCU's advantage to 48-25 and effectively ended the game. TCU doubled up the Sun Devils (16-2, 4-2 Big 12) 22-11 in the fourth quarter.
TCU extended its home winning streak to 36 games – one victory shy of matching No. 2 Texas for the longest streak in the nation. Over the course of the Frogs' unbeaten run at home, 30 of their wins have come by double figures.
The Horned Frogs connected at a 55 percent clip (31-56) from the field, knocked down nine 3-pointers and finished with 18 assists. Seven of the 10 players who saw action scored at least five points to fuel a balanced offensive onslaught.
Olivia Miles paired a game-high 22 points and six assists with five rebounds. Miles scored 17 of her points in the second half, including 10 in the third quarter alone as the Frogs blew the game open.
Clara Silva delivered a 12-rebound, 10-point double-double – her fourth of the season – and led all players on the glass.
Donovyn Hunter gave TCU three double-digits scorers as the junior guard finished with 10 points.
Maddie Scherr (nine points) and Taylor Bigby (eight points) were responsible for five of TCU's makes from distance.
ASU took its first and only lead at 13-12 with under 1:00 to go in the first. Hunter beat the buzzer with a driving layup and put the Frogs permanently ahead.
All three of Scherr's 3-pointers came in the first half. The senior sparked a string of 11 unanswered points midway through the second with a pair of deep balls. Her second 3-pointer arrived with 5:09 remaining in the half and inched TCU further in front 26-15. TCU led by double digits the rest of the way.
ASU managed just seven field goals in the first half while TCU shot 55 percent (15-27).
Behind Silva, TCU nearly netted as many points in the paint as the Sun Devils had alone. The Frogs racked up 42 points inside compared to just 16 for ASU.
The Horned Frogs scored the first seven points in the fourth. Miles' connected from deep with 3:21 to go and gave TCU its first 30-point advantage at 72-40. Seven Frogs got on the scoreboard in the final frame.
Bigby topped all TCU reserves with eight points while Veronica Sheffey added five.
ASU was led by 19 points from Gabby Elliott.
Up Next
The Horned Frogs will play three of their next four games in the eastern time zone, beginning with visit to Morgantown on Wednesday to face West Virginia (14-3, 4-1 Big 12). The Horned Frogs and Mountaineers are two of four teams tied for second in the Big 12 standings.
Following the Frogs' trek to Appalachia, TCU returns home to host Arizona at 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Team Notes
- Sunday's victory was TCU's fourth win over a Big 12 team by at least 30 points under Campbell.
- TCU has held seven teams to their lowest scoring output of the season.
- ASU's 20 first half points were its fewest in any half in any game this year.
- The first half effort on the defensive end signified the fifth time this season and 18th in the Campbell era TCU has limited an opponent to 20 points or less in a half.
- The Sun Devils 46 points scored were the second-fewest ever in a game by a Molly Miller-led team.
- ASU became the eighth opponent TCU has prevented from reaching 50 points this season.
- In the Campbell era, the Horned Frogs have now kept 27 teams under the 50-point threshold.
- ASU became the seventh team to shoot under 30 percent vs. the Frogs' defense in 2025-26.
- The Sun Devils finished with just three 3-pointers. TCU is surrendering 3.6 threes per game at home.
- TCU moved to 42-1 at home since 2023-24 when allowing less than 65 points.
- TCU lowered its opponent field goal percentage to .312 and scoring defense to 52.1 points per game for the season. The Horned Frogs rank second and third, respectively, among all D1 teams in the metrics.
- TCU improved to 48-6 over the last three seasons when converting at least nine attempts from behind the arc.
- TCU has not trailed at the end of any quarter in any game in all-but-one of its outings this season.
- The Horned Frogs have trailed for just 6:43 combined at home across their 12 wins.
- TCU still has not faced a multi-possession deficit at Schollmaier Arena in 2025-26.
- TCU has led at halftime in 42 of its last 44 games and in 26 straight vs. Big 12 opponents.
- TCU is now 25-4 in Big 12 play since Feb. 13, 2024, the date of its most recent home defeat.
- Sunday's win was TCU's 29th in its last 31 contests.
- TCU moved to 2-0 all-time vs. the Sun Devils.
- Miles notched her fifth 20-point performance in her last six starts.
- Miles led TCU in scoring for the seventh time this season.
- Miles notched her 35th career game with at least 15 points, five rebounds and five assists.
- Miles has tallied 15 points and five assists in 16-of-17 outings this season.
- Silva has now scored in double figures in seven consecutive games.
- Silva netted seven of her 12 rebounds in the second half.
- Silva snagged at least eight rebounds for the 11th time as a Horned Frog.
- Hunter turned in her 12th double-digit scoring effort of the year.
- Scherr has drained at least two 3-pointers at home in 10-of-12 games.
- Bigby finished as TCU's leading scorer off the bench for the 11th time in 2025-26.
- Sheffey is averaging 6.2 points per game off the bench over her last six outings.
- Kennedy Basham, who transferred to TCU from Arizona State in April, gave the Horned Frogs six points and three rebounds over 13 minutes.
Team Stats
ASU
TCU
FG%
.288
.554
3FG%
.250
.360
FT%
.563
.667
RB
34
36
TO
17
17
STL
8
7
Game Leaders
Pts
22
FGM
9
3FGM
3
FTM
1
Pts
10
FGM
5
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Pts
10
FGM
5
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Pts
9
FGM
3
3FGM
3
FTM
0
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