Thursday, November 5
Fort Worth, Texas
6:30 PM
TCU
vs
Le Moyne
11/4/2026 7:16:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Horned Frogs welcome Dolphins to Schollmaier Arena for Thursday night tilt
FORT WORTH – No. 15 TCU will go for its 46th straight win inside Schollmaier Arena when it continues its season-opening homestand on Thursday opposite Le Moyne.
The Horned Frogs pitched a 99-43 victory against Oral Roberts on Tuesday in their first game of the 2026-27 campaign.
Le Moyne, now in its fourth year of reclassification to Division I, is completing the second leg of a Texas two-step with the visit to Fort Worth. The Dolphins opened the season with a visit to the Hilltop on Tuesday to face SMU. The Mustangs won the game 72-36.
Tipoff is set for 6:30 p.m. on ESPN+.
The Game
Teams: #15 TCU (1-0) vs. Le Moyne (0-1)
Date: 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5
Location: Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, Texas
Game Coverage
Television
ESPN+
KTCU 88.7 FM
Lara Somfai
The Horned Frogs pitched a 99-43 victory against Oral Roberts on Tuesday in their first game of the 2026-27 campaign.
Le Moyne, now in its fourth year of reclassification to Division I, is completing the second leg of a Texas two-step with the visit to Fort Worth. The Dolphins opened the season with a visit to the Hilltop on Tuesday to face SMU. The Mustangs won the game 72-36.
Tipoff is set for 6:30 p.m. on ESPN+.
The Game
Teams: #15 TCU (1-0) vs. Le Moyne (0-1)
Date: 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5
Location: Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, Texas
Game Coverage
Television
ESPN+
- Jared Sandler, Play-by-Play
- Jada Curtis, Analyst
KTCU 88.7 FM
- Kyle Crews, Play-by-Play
- TCU's 45-game home winning streak is the longest in college basketball.
- The Horned Frogs have not lost at home in 996 days.
- TCU has yet to lose a nonleague game at home under Mark Campbell, competing to a 35-0 combined record in nonconference and postseason affairs in Schollmaier Arena.
- The Frogs sport a 24-0 record in the month of November in the Campbell era.
- Of TCU's 35 nonleague home wins under Campbell, 29 have been by at least 25 points.
- TCU's seven straight games at Schollmaier Arena signify the longest season-opening homestand in program history. The extended stay is also tied with TCU's run of seven straight home games from Dec. 1-30, 2023, for the longest homestand in any season.
- Thursday's contest marks the first time TCU and Le Moyne have faced off in any sport.
- Not only is TCU's Schollmaier Arena winning streak the longest active unbeaten run at home in college basketball, it is also tie for the 25th longest in the history of the sport.
- Should TCU start the season 6-0, it will become the 15th program in the history of the sport to win 50 consecutive home games.
- TCU's 58 home wins since 2023-24 lead the country. The Horned Frogs' home win
- percentage (.935) over the last three seasons is the eight-highest in college basketball and ranks fourth at the Power Conference level, behind only South Carolina (.981), Texas (.964) and UCLA (.959).
- TCU's average margin of victory at home in the Mark Campbell era is 25.9 points.
- Tuesday's 99-43 triumph over Oral Roberts marked the 16th time TCU won at home by at least 40 points since 2023-24.
- Oral Roberts became the 37th foe unable to break 55 points vs. the Frogs' defense inside Schollmaier Arena.
- TCU is allowing just 53.8 points per game at home in the Campbell era.
- TCU's 56-point margin of victory over the Golden Eagles signified the second-largest season-opening win in program history.
- Jadyn Wooten, Bella Hines and Clara Bielefeld combined for 20 of TCU's 26 assists. All three players dropped at least six dimes while Wooten led the way with eight. The collective effort marked the first time three Horned Frogs finished with six-plus assists in the same game in the program's 49 years of existence.
- TCU's 26 assists were tied for the fourth-most by a Campbell-coached team.
- Four Horned Frogs scored in double figures for the 39th time under Campbell. TCU is 30-1 since 2024 when at least four players tally 10-or-more points.
- TCU benefitted from 43 bench points, it's most ever in a game under Campbell.
- TCU outrebounded the Golden Eagles 53-19. The Horned Frogs' plus-34 margin on the glass was the largest net rebounding total in a game both under Campbell and in 24 seasons dating back to the 2004-05 campaign. TCU last finished with a greater advantage on the boards on March 7, 2005 vs. Saint Louis, when it outrebounded the Billikens 53-17 in an 80-51 victory.
- TCU knocked down 10 threes vs. the Golden Eagles, swelling their NCAA-leading 3-pointers tally since 2023-24 to 1,013.
- The Horned Frogs average 10 threes per game at home under Campbell.
- TCU has connected 10-or-more times from distance 46 times since 2023-24. TCU's 46 games with at least 10 threes over the last three-plus seasons top the Power Conference ranks and are the fourth-most of any team in that span, behind only Montana (51), Richmond (50) and Marshall (49).
- The Horned Frogs have finished in the top-five in the country in 3-point offense in each of the last two seasons. TCU topped the D1 ranks with 354 threes in 2024-25 and knocked down 337 triples last season, which were the fifth-most of any team.
- TCU, alongside, Richmond is one of two programs ranking in the top-10 nationally in 3-point field goals (1st, 1,013), 3-point field goals per game (7th, 9.2) and 3-point percentage (8th, .366) since 2023-24.
- Including Tuesday's victory, since 2023-24, the Horned Frogs have tallied at least 20 assists and 10 three-pointers in 26 games, competing to a 25-1 record in that span. TCU has won 19 straight ballgames when dishing out 20 dimes and draining 10 deep balls, a streak that dates back to the first week of the 2024-25 campaign.
- The Horned Frogs have dished out at least 20 assists in 39 games under Campbell, the 10th-most of any team nationwide and seventh among Power Conference teams since 2023.
- Further dramatizing TCU's offensive balance, 10 of the 11 players who checked into Tuesday's ballgame scored at least six points.
- Wooten's eight-assist performance vs. Oral Roberts signified the 51st time one of Campbell's players has dished out at least seven assists in a game. TCU is 47-4 over the last three-plus seasons when at least one player ticks the box.
- TCU has won 43 straight games when scoring at least 80 points, good for the highest win percentage in 80-point games of any team in America over the last three seasons. The Frogs are the only team in the country that has not suffered a loss in more than 40 games when hitting the 80-point threshold.
- It's been tough to buy a bucket vs. TCU since Campbell took the reins. TCU ranks fifth in all of Division I in field goal percentage defense (.358) in the Mark Campbell era. Among Power Conference teams, only South Carolina (.343) has held opponents to a lower clip from the field.
- TCU ranks third among all D1 programs in total blocks since 2023-24 with 590. The Frogs sent back a half-dozen shots vs. Oral Roberts.
- TCU debuted at No. 15 in the AP Top-25 on Oct. 20, good for its highest preseason
- ranking in program history. The Frogs are the highest-ranked Big 12 team in both the AP Top-25 and USA Today Coaches' Poll. TCU checked in at No. 16 in the coaches' poll.
- The Horned Frogs have featured in a program record 39 consecutive AP Top-25 polls dating back to Nov. 18, 2024. TCU has yet to fall out of the top 20 in that span
- The Horned Frogs were picked second in both the preseason Big 12 coaches' and media polls. Notably, TCU has met or outperformed its projected conference finish in all three seasons under Campbell.
- TCU lost 86 percent of its scoring (2,514 points) and 70 percent of its minutes played (6,354) from 2025-26 to graduation or the transfer portal.
- The Horned Frogs went from fielding the oldest roster in Division I in each of the last two seasons to one of the most youthful bunches in the country. TCU's average age is 19 years and eight months. Nine of TCU's 12 players are underclassmen, five of whom are brand new to college basketball.
- TCU brought back only two letter winners from last season's Big 12 champion squad in Clara Bielefeld and Clara Silva, the latter of whom is the Frogs' lone returning starter
- Eleven of the 12 players on the Horned Frogs' 2026-27 roster represent a different state or country. Only Jessie-May Hall and Sarah Portlock, who hail from Australia, share the same nationality.
- For the first time in program history, TCU is rostering more international players than domestic players. Just five Horned Frogs are originally from the United States.
- The Frogs' seven international players are tied for the ninth-most of any team in college basketball.
- TCU is one of only four Power Conference teams with at least seven international players and seven different countries represented on its roster.
- TCU's 2026-27 roster has combined to win 12 FIBA gold medals and 14 total at the U16-U20 levels.
- TCU has come as close to any program nationwide at mastering the transfer portal. The Horned Frogs have signed 24 transfer players under Campbell, six in all four recruiting cycles. A quarter of TCU's portal signees have become All-Big 12 players, four of whom earned at least one set of All-American accolades. Five of TCU's transfer players have gone on to hear their names called in the WNBA Draft.
- The Horned Frogs enter the 2026-27 campaign as one of only two teams at the Power Conference level who have posted consecutive 30-win seasons and won a regular season conference championship. The other is South Carolina.
- Campbell is starting his fourth season as head coach of TCU women's basketball. Behind Campbell, TCU has morphed into one of the winningest programs in the country. TCU has tallied the sixth-most victories (88) of any Division I program and notched 20 AP Top 10 rankings over the last three seasons.
- Campbell's career winning percentage as TCU's head coach (.800) is the fourth-highest of any Power Conference head coach since 2023, trailing only Dawn Staley (.932), Cori Close (.900), Vic Schaefer (.888) and Kim Mulkey (.836).
Lara Somfai
- Recorded her eighth career double-double (17 pts, 10 rbs) vs. Oral Roberts.
- Snagged 10-plus rebounds for the 10th time against the Golden Eagles.
- Came two points shy of matching her career high for points scored in her TCU debut.
- First Horned Frog in eight seasons to be cited to the Katrina McClain Award watch list.
- Averaged 10.8 points and 9.1 rebounds per game while starting all 32 games for the Stanford during her rookie campaign.
- Racked up 344 points, 291 rebounds, 49 assists, 24 steals and 22 blocks in 2025-26, becoming the first Power Conference freshman to post the stat line since 2014.
- Ranked fifth in the ACC and 10th nationally among all freshmen in rebounding average last season.
- Accumulated 23 rebounds, 15 points, eight assists, three blocks and two steals in a road win at Pitt on Feb. 5, setting an ACC single-game rebounding record by a freshman.
- Notched her 19th career game with at least 10 points and five assists vs. Oral Roberts.
- Posted an 8-1 assist-to-turnover ratio against the Golden Eagles; has finished with an assist-to-turnover ratio in 31 of her 57 career games played.
- Dished out at least seven assists for the 16th time in her first game as a Frog.
- Is 11 assists away from 300 for her career.
- Is a career 51 percent shooter (231-457) from inside the arc.
- Earned her first collegiate start on Tuesday.
- Scored nine of her 12 points vs. Oral Roberts in the first quarter, sparking a 18-1 run to close the frame.
- Posted a plus-minus rating of +40 vs. the Golden Eagles.
- Averaged 10.8 points per game and shot 42 percent from distance for North Carolina in 2025-26.
- Ranked second among all ACC players and 20th in the country in 3-point percentage last season.
- Has 29 double digit scoring efforts and 18 games with at least three 3-pointers to her name.
- Is a two-time FIBA gold medalist for USA Basketball.
- Has started 39 consecutive games at center for TCU.
- Chosen to both the Lisa Leslie Award and Naismith Trophy Player of the Year watch lists.
- Is the leading returning shot blocker in the Big 12. She ranked second in the conference and 16th nationally in blocks per game (1.8) in 2025-26.
- Her 102 career blocks are the 16th-most of any active Division I player and rank fourth among all juniors, trailing Elsa Lemmilä (Ohio State, 40), Sarah Strong (UConn, 128) and Toby Fournier (Duke, 117).
- Was one of six players nationwide in 2025-26 to average at least nine points, seven rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game while shooting better than 55 percent from the field.
- Became the first true freshman to start on opening night for TCU in 10 seasons. Prior to Hall, the last first-year Frog to achieve the feat was Kianna Ray on Nov. 11, 2016 vs. Incarnate Word.
- Hit her first four shots in Tuesday's win, ultimately finishing with nine points and five rebounds.
- Is the first player in program history to be honored as Preseason Big 12 Freshman of the Year.
- Played in the NBL1 Australia for the Hornsby Spiders for three years before signing with TCU.
- Led all players with 11 rebounds on Tuesday.
- Set career-highs in rebounds, points (six) and assists (six) over 22 minutes vs. Oral Roberts.
- Matched Grant with a +40 plus-minus rating against the Golden Eagles.
- Played for Germany at the FIBA Women's World Cup in September.
- At age-19, was the second-youngest player to make a World Cup roster and one of six active college players who earned an opportunity to compete for their home country.
- Was first called up to the German Senior National team in May of 2025, three months before her 18th birthday, for a series of international friendlies. She became the youngest player to ever suit up for Germany's parent club.
- Paired eight points with a career-high six assists across 15 minutes off the bench on Tuesday.
- Was one of three Horned Frogs alongside Grant and Camille Williams to twice connect from behind the arc against Oral Roberts.
- Signed with LSU as a consensus five-star player and the No. 24 overall prospect in the class of 2025.
- Took a team-leading 28 charges for LSU in 2025-26.
- Shot 49 percent from the field and 38 percent from distance last season.
- Made her collegiate debut on Tuesday with TCU after redshirting her freshman year at Miami.
- Led all reserves with 12 points vs. Oral Roberts.
- Is a TCU athletics double legacy. Her father, Syan Williams, was a national champion sprinter for the TCU track and field team from 1998-99 while her mother, Ginger Usher Williams, lettered four times for TCU women's basketball from 1995-99.
- Led nearby Boswell High School to the 2025 TX UIL State Championship as a senior.
- Was the second player off the bench for TCU vs. Oral Roberts.
- Finished with eight points and five rebounds in her collegiate debut.
- Tallied six of her points in the first half against the Golden Eagles.
- Was selected to the All-Star Five at the FIBA U18 EuroBasket in August.
- Guarantee 999 days will have passed since TCU last lost inside Schollmaier Arena when the Horned Frogs host Tarleton State on Sunday.
- Tie for the 22nd-longest home winning streak in Division I women's basketball history at 46 games.
- Stake TCU to its 38th consecutive nonleague win at home.
- Count as the Horned Frogs' 26th straight win in the month of November dating back to 2022.
- Augment TCU's all-time nonconference record under Mark Campbell to 39-2.
- Move Campbell within 11 victories of his 100th career win at TCU.
- Boost Campbell's Schollmaier Arena record to 59-4.
- Give Campbell his 128th career head coaching win.
- Improve TCU's record to 71-8 when playing at home as a ranked team.
- Go down as the Horned Frogs' 452nd all-time nonconference victory.
- Be the 741st all-time win in program history.
- Count as TCU's 473rd home victory.
- Make TCU 6-0 vs. the Northeastern Conference.
- Not only is Thursday's game the first sporting event between TCU and Le Moyne, it is also only the second time the Dolphins have faced a Big 12 team on the hardwood. Le Moyne battled Colorado on Nov. 8, 2023, in its second game at the Division I level. The Dolphins are in their fourth-and-final year of D1 reclassification.
- TCU is 5-0 all-time vs. the Northeastern Conference. Its most recent win vs. an NEC affiliate is one Horned Frog fans are sure to remember. The Frogs defeated Fairleigh Dickinson 73-51 on March 21, 2025 in the opening round of the Big Dance in their last encounter with the NEC. TCU drew 6,464 spectators - the sixth-largest home crowd in program history - to Schollmaier Arena to witness its first-ever NCAA Tournament home game.
- Three of the Horned Frogs' five victories over the NEC have come at the expense of Long Island. TCU also holds a win over Robert Morris.
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