Horned Frogs Dish Out 31 Assists in Rout of Southeastern Louisiana

Thursday, November 12

Fort Worth, Texas

6:30 PM

TCU

5-0,0-0Big 12

106

Southeastern Louisiana

1-2,0-0Southland

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Southeastern La.	5	11	19	12	47
TCU	26	33	31	16	106

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No. 15 TCU rolls to 106-47 win as six Frogs score in double figures

FORT WORTH – TCU dished out a Mark Campbell era record 31 assists on Thursday against Southeastern Louisiana as the 15^th-ranked Horned Frogs steamrolled the Lions 106-47.

The 31 dimes were one shy of the school record and third-most recorded by any team in a 'D1 vs. D1' game this season.

Jadyn Wooten accounted for 10 assists against no turnovers while Lanie Grant finished with a career-high seven.

The backcourt mates set the table on a night TCU converted 40 field goals and shot a season-best 63.5 percent from the field. The Frogs also benefited from a Campbell era single-game high 49 bench points.

Including Grant, six Horned Frogs scored in double figures, marking the first time in eight seasons a half-dozen Frogs put at least 10 points on the board.

Clara Silva led all players with 20 points on 9-11 shooting. Silva netted 14 of her points in the second half.

Lara Somfai paired 15 points with a game-high nine rebounds off the bench.

Claudia Contell netted 14 points in her collegiate debut while Clara Bielefeld and Laura Vicinskas finished with 12 and 10, respectively.

It was Grant's show in the early going. The 5-10 guard connected on four of her first five attempts from distance on her way to a season-high 14 points.

Behind Grant, TCU (5-0) broke out of an uncharacteristic cold spell from deep. The Horned Frogs started the game 11-21 from downtown and finished with 13 threes. TCU entered the ballgame shooting 29 percent behind the arc for the season.

TCU tallied four deep balls less than five minutes into the game as a part of 16-3 opening surge. Grant was responsible for two while Bella Hines, who finished a perfect 3-3 from distance, capped the scorching star.

Somfai and Contell scored TCU's final 10 points in the frame, staking the Horned Frogs to a 26-5 advantage.

TCU knocked down 11 of its first 17 shots.

The offense was only half the story. TCU pestered the Lions (1-2) into 12 turnovers in the first quarter alone and 21 total in the first half. The Horned Frogs forced 28 giveaways for the game, the second-most induced by a Campbell-coached TCU team and this century.

Two more 3-pointers from Grant fueled a 16-0 second quarter run that ballooned the lead to 49-9 with 3:30 remaining before the intermission. TCU ultimately took a 59-16 lead into the locker room.

Like her last two outings, Silva took over to start the second half. She racked up 10 points in the third quarter.

TCU led by as many as 63 points in the final frame.

Bielefeld and Jessie-May Hall notched three steals apiece, helping TCU finish with a season-best 15.

The Horned Frogs generated 44 points off turnovers.

The Lions were led by 14 points from Aaliyah Collins.

TCU notched its NCAA-leading 49^th straight home victory and will go for its 50^th consecutive win inside Schollmaier Arena on Sunday against Abilene Christian (3-0).

Team Notes

TCU's field goal percentage (.635) was the second-highest in a game in program history.
The Horned Frogs' 43-point halftime lead was their largest of the Campbell era and tied for the third-largest in any game in any season.
TCU's 59 first half points scored were tied for its most in a game's opening 20 minutes under Campbell. The Frogs put an identical tally on the board vs. Tennessee State on Nov. 12, 2025.
TCU scored its third-most points in a game under Campbell.
TCU has had five players score in double figures in three of its five outings.
Prior to Thursday, the last time six Horned Frogs all put 10 points on the board in the same game came all the way back on Jan. 7, 2018 vs. Texas Tech.
The TCU bench has generated 34-plus points in four of the Frogs' five wins.
Four Horned Frogs – Wooten, Grant, Bielefeld and Hall – finished with three-or-more assists and an assist-to-turnover ratio of 3-1 or better.
Wooten and Grant have collectively produced a 51-8 assist-to-turnover ratio.
Wooten, Grant and Hines all have 20-plus assists to their names on the year.
The Horned Frogs lead the country with 119 total assists.
TCU's season assist average (23.8) is the fifth best in college basketball.
TCU has already used four different starting lineup combinations. Bielefeld and Hines got the nod in place of Hall and Somfai, who both started Tuesday's ballgame.
No Horned Frog logged more than 23 minutes against the Lions.
TCU shot 91 percent (10-11) from the floor in the third quarter.
TCU reached double figures in deep balls for the 47^th time under Campbell.
The Horned Frogs moved to 46-0 since 2023-24 when scoring at least 80 points.
TCU's 49-game home winning streak is tied for the 17^th-longest in D1 history.

Individual Notes

Wooten now ranks second in all of D1 in total assists.
Wooten is averaging a career-high 6.2 assists per game.
Silva became the first 20-point scorer for TCU this season.
Silva came one point shy of matching her career high for points scored.
For Silva, 38 of her combined 45 points scored over TCU's last three games have come in the second half.
Silva snagged eight rebounds for the third time in her last four outings.
Silva made her 43^rd straight start at center.
Somfai has scored in double figures in all five games.
Somfai has put nine-or-more rebounds on the ledger for TCU all but once.
Somfai's rebounding average (9.4 rpg) ranks second in the Big 12.
Grant's four 3-pointers were her second most ever in a game.
Grant is now averaging 2.6 threes per game.
Grant's assist-to-turnover ratio (6.7) is the second highest in the Big 12.
Bielefeld's 12 points were a career high.
Bielefeld is averaging 9.3 points per night over her last three ballgames.
Hines finished with a season-best nine points.
Vilcinskas scored in double figures for the second time.
Vilcinskas, 6-5, is shooting 87 percent (20-23) at the foul line.
Hall has recorded two-or-more steals in every game.
Hall leads the Big 12 with 13 steals.
Contell made her TCU and collegiate debut after missing the Frogs' first four games due to injury. She shot 5-7 from the field in route to 14 points and finished with two assists against no turnovers.