Frogs Notch Largest Margin of Victory in a Big 12 Game in School History

Wednesday, February 4

Fort Worth, Texas

6:30 PM

TCU

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Houston

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Houston

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Frogs Notch Largest Margin of Victory in a Big 12 Game in School History

2/4/2026 10:30:00 PM | Women's Basketball

Box Score Box Score Postgame Press Conference

No. 14 TCU routs Houston 90-45 at Schollmaier Arena

FORT WORTH – A return home reintroduced No. 14 TCU's dominant form.

The Horned Frogs posted their largest margin of victory in a Big 12 game in program history on Wednesday, hammering Houston 90-45 inside Schollmaier Arena.

Olivia Miles, Marta Suarez and Donovyn Hunter teamed up for 64 points in a game TCU led by at least 20 for the entirety of the second half.

TCU (21-3, 9-2 Big 12) remained level with No. 15 Baylor atop the Big 12 standings with the victory. The Horned Frogs also extended their NCAA-leading home winning streak to 39 games, an unbeaten run that began nearly two years ago, Feb. 24, 2024, against none other than Houston (7-15, 1-10 Big 12).

Wednesday's effort was one of the Horned Frogs' most complete performances of the season. TCU attacked the rim at will, racking up 54 points in the paint – its most in a league game this season – and finishing with 21 free throw attempts. The Frogs outrebounded the Cougars 46-22 and held their guests to just 17 makes from the field.

Suarez notched her second straight double-double and sixth of the season, collecting 24 points and 10 rebounds.

Miles led all scorers with 25 points on 9-11 shooting and padded her stat line with six assists and five boards.

Hunter shot a perfect 5-5 from the field en route to 15 points and her fifth consecutive double-digit scoring effort.

Miles and Suarez – the highest-scoring duo in the Big 12 – single-handedly outscored the Cougars in both halves and for the game.

The tandem teamed up for 27 first half points as TCU took a 44-25 lead into the locker room. The Horned Frogs limited Houston to just 20 points after the intermission.

Miles and Suarez shot a combined 68 percent from the field (19-28), knocked down 4-6 attempts from three and were 7-7 at the foul line.

The 64 points from Miles, Suarez and Hunter was the largest scoring output exhibited by the trio in any game this season.

Miles racked up 11 points in the first quarter to stake TCU to a 19-14 edge.

Suarez did her teammate one better in the second frame, tallying a dozen points and sparking an 11-0 run with consecutive layups early in the period that widened the Horned Frogs' lead to 34-16. She capped the quarter with an and-one with just over 1:30 remaining to double up the Cougars 44-22.

The Spaniard drilled two 3-pointers as a part of a 9-0 run to start the third quarter.

With the game well in hand, TCU turned to its reserves for the majority of the fourth. Eleven Frogs saw game action in the final frame.

Taliyah Parker scored a season-high seven points over the last 5:30 of the ballgame as TCU closed on an 8-0 run.

Clara Bielefeld matched her season-high on the glass with six rebounds across 18 minutes off the bench.

Clara Silva finished with eight points and seven rebounds. She scored six of TCU's first 10 points as her and Miles accounted for all-but-one of TCU's buckets in the first quarter.

No TCU starter logged more than 30 minutes.

TCU dished out 19 assists, four of which came from Taylor Bigby.

Up Next
TCU hits the road for two straight games, starting with a Super Bowl Sunday appetizer at Colorado at 2 p.m. CT on Sunday. It will be the Horned Frogs' first visit to Boulder since 2014 and the lone regular season meeting with the Buffalos (16-7, 7-4 Big 12), winners of four straight ballgames. TCU ousted Colorado in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Big 12 Tournament via a 69-62 victory in the programs' last head-to-head.

Team Notes

With Wednesday's win, a full two years will have passed since TCU lost a home game when TCU returns to Fort Worth on Feb. 15 vs. No. 18 West Virginia, the most recent team to beat TCU at Schollmaier Arena. A shorthanded TCU team fell 77-52 to the Mountaineers on Feb. 13, 2024 before the program embarked on its home winning streak.
TCU improved to 52-4 at home under head coach Mark Campbell.
The Horned Frogs notched their 16^th straight home win in a league game.
TCU attained its second straight 9-2 start to Big 12 play.
TCU improved to 30-4 vs. the Big 12 over the last two seasons.
TCU posted its 35^th home victory of at least 20 points over the last three seasons.
The victory was TCU's fifth by at least 30 points against a Big 12 team in the Campbell era.
TCU has now kept 30 opposing teams at-or-below 50 points in a game since 2023-24.
Houston became the 11^th team TCU has faced that failed to score more than 50 points vs. the Frogs' defense.
TCU held the Cougars to 30 percent shooting (17-56), marking the 10^th time it has prevented a team from connecting above a 30 percent clip from the field this year.
The Frogs notched the 38^th all-time 90-point game in program history and 13^th under Campbell.
TCU's 46 rebounds were its most in a conference game this season.
The Horned Frogs finished 58 percent (34-59) from the floor, good for their highest field goal percentage in a Big 12 game under Campbell.
Miles, Suarez and Hunter teamed up to score at least 50 points for the 11^th time.
The trio all scored in double figures for the 14^th game.
Suarez and Miles' 49 combined points scored were their most in a game as teammates.
Suarez and Miles each put 20 points on the board for the fifth time this season and third in conference play.

Individual Notes

Miles led TCU in scoring for the 10^th straight game.
Miles has scored 20-plus in nine of her last 13 outings.
Miles moved to second in program history for single season assists (168). She is just 37 away from breaking Hailey Van Lith's 2024-25 school record.
Miles posted her 20^th game with at least 15 points and five assists this season.
Miles shot better than 50 percent for the 17^th time as a Frog.
Miles notched her fifth career 25-point game and third in a TCU uniform.
Suarez's 24 points were her most in a Big 12 game.
Suarez posted her third double-double in conference play.
Suarez put at least 15 points on the board for the 16^th time this season. She has scored in double figures in three straight games.
Hunter scored in double figures at home for the fourth consecutive game and 11^th time in 15 outings inside Schollmaier Arena this season.
Kennedy Basham recorded three blocks, marking the 16^th time she has sent back at least three shots in a Big 12 ballgame.
Veronica Sheffey contributed five points and is now 15 away from tallying 1,000 career points.