Women’s Basketball: TCU falls on the road to Texas Tech

TCU Women’s Ball traveled to Lubbock this past Saturday for a diversion against the Woman Pillagers that finished in a near misfortune for the Frogs. Texas Tech won by a last score of 71-65 in spite of an extraordinary three-point shooting execution by the Horned Frogs.

With the harm to star center Sedona Sovereign, Stamp Campbell has exchanged his offense to a five-out fashion that emphasizes dividing and getting open three-point shots. The amusement against Tech appeared how perilous this offense and these shooters can be as TCU shot 65 percent from profound as a group, making 13-of-20 endeavors against Tech. The three-ball accounted for over half of TCU’s focuses as the Frogs had five players thump down different threes.

TCU did a great work guarding the three-point line on defense as the Woman Pillagers shot fair 23.5 percent from three as a group. Turnovers tormented the Frogs on the street as they had 22 within the diversion compared to nine from Texas Tech. Essentially, the focuses off of turnover differential was enormous as the Frogs as it were scored nine focuses taking after turnovers while Texas Tech took advantage of TCU’s botches for 25 focuses.
The Frogs got off to a burning hot begin, outsourcing Tech 18-7 within the to begin with quarter. Texas Tech rapidly reacted with a dominant stretch of ball within the moment quarter and took a six-point lead into halftime. The third quarter saw both groups get hot unpalatably in a really back-and-forth ten minutes with Tech out scoring the Frogs 27-26.

The Frogs had a late thrust within the fourth quarter and tied the diversion at 62 with fair over seven minutes cleared out, but they would go cold down the stretch, as it were scoring once the rest of the diversion. Without one or two of big-scoring dry spells within the moment and fourth quarters, TCU likely wins this diversion. These issues ought to be made a difference out by players getting adjusted to the unused framework and hopefully by Madison Conner and Sedona Sovereign returning from damage soon.The Frogs were driven in scoring by Agnes Emma-Nnopu who put up an awfully strong line of 19 focuses, three bounce back, two helps, two pieces and a take. Emma-Nnopu was fantastically effective in getting to her 19 focuses, going 6-for-9 from the field, making all three endeavors from profound, and thumping down all four endeavors from the free-throw line.

Aaliyah Roberson picked up her third double-double of the year with 15 focuses and 10 bounce back against Texas Tech. Roberson was proficient as well in her scoring, shooting over 50 percent from the field and 75 percent from three. Sydney Harris scored in twofold figures off the seat for the third straight diversion with 10 focuses on 50 percent shooting from the field and from three.

Harris had not seen a parcel of playing time earlier to the wounds endured by Conner and Jaden Owens, but has made the foremost of her opportunity, shooting 53 percent from three over the final three diversions.