No. 8 TCU Rolls Past UIW 84-56 for 30th Straight Home Win

Wednesday, December 3

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6:30 PM

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No. 8 TCU Rolls Past UIW 84-56 for 30th Straight Home Win

12/3/2025 10:44:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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Miles breaks NCAA record for consecutive 15-and-5 games to start a season

FORT WORTH – Donovyn Hunter scored a career-high 21 points, Olivia Miles broke an NCAA record and No. 8 TCU coasted past Incarnate Word 84-56 on Wednesday at Schollmaier Arena.

It was the 30^th straight home victory for TCU – tied for the longest streak in all of Division I – and lifted the Horned Frogs to their third consecutive 9-0 start to a season.

Hunter and Miles were two of three players to score in double figures for the Frogs, who never trailed and led by as many as 30 late in the ballgame.

Marta Suarez hammered home a 16-point, 12-rebound double-double while Miles paired 15 points with six assists.

Miles posted her ninth consecutive game with at least 15 points and five assists. She set the NCAA record for the longest streak of 15-and-5 games to open a season by a Power Four conference player, topping Kristi Toliver of Maryland's run of eight straight in 2007-08.

The three TCU players have quickly formed one of the NCAA's elite trifectas. Hunter, Suarez and Miles all scored in double figures for the eighth game. Wednesday's effort signified the seventh time this season the trio has teamed up for 50-plus.

Hunter notched her second 20-point performance of the season. She knocked down 7-11 looks from the field and a trio of 3-pointers.

TCU again was never challenged in large part to a swift and decisive first quarter scoring run. The Horned Frogs raced ahead to an 18-6 lead entering the first media timeout with 3:39 left. Suarez and Clara Silva tallied six points apiece in the spurt. TCU began the ballgame 9-12 from the field.

Incarnate Word (1-5) countered with nine unanswered to get within a single possession. Taylor Bigby swung the momentum back TCU's way with a buzzer-beating 3-pointr from the left baseline off a dish from Miles.

The Cardinals stayed within five points of the Horned Frogs deep into the second quarter. A 9-0 run over the final 2:08 sparked by consecutive 3-pointers from Hunter and Bigby closed the half and staked TCU to a 44-30 edge at the intermission.

Hunter, Miles and Suarez were responsible for 31 of TCU's first half points.

TCU held UIW to just three field goals in the third quarter as the Frogs stretched their lead to 19.

Hunter accounted for nine of TCU's 26 points in the final frame.

TCU finished with 24 assists while shooting 50 percent from the field (33-66). The Horned Frogs have dished out 20-or-more assists in all six of their home victories.

Maddie Scherr paired a game and season-high eight assists with eight points and five rebounds. Scherr dished out five of her assists over the first 12 minutes of the contest.

Hunter chipped in five assists while finishing with no turnovers.

Suarez led all players on the glass as TCU outrebounded Incarnate Word 38-31.

TCU transformed 12 offensive rebounds, including 11 in the second half, into a 48-24 advantage in points in the paint.

The Horned Frogs picked up their fourth win over Incarnate Word in as many seasons

Up Next
TCU continues its five-game homestand on Saturday when it welcomes UTEP (7-0) to Schollmaier Arena. The matchup pits two of the remaining 21 unbeaten teams across the D1 landscape opposite one another. The Horned Frogs defeated the Miners 85-56 on Nov. 23, 2023 during the St. Pete Showcase in the programs' most recent meeting. The victory was a part of TCU and head coach Mark Campbell's record-setting 14-0 start to his inaugural season.

Saturday's ballgame will tip off at 1 p.m. and air on ESPN+. The Horned Frogs will sign postgame autographs on the arena floor following the final whistle.

Team Notes

TCU shot better than 50 percent from the field in the first, second and fourth quarters, highlighted by a 63 percent clip (10-16) in the opening frame.
TCU has finished with the edge on the boards and in points in the paint in every game this season.
UIW became the eighth opponent TCU has held at-or-below 33 percent shooting from the field. The Cardinals finished the game 20-59.
TCU has now held eight straight opponents and 65-78 (86 percent) below their season scoring average under Campbell.
Eight of nine foes have now failed to score 60 points vs. TCU.
No opponent has shot better than 36 percent from the field or behind the arc vs. the Horned Frogs' defense. UIW finished 5-18 (27 percent) from distance.
The Horned Frogs finished with seven blocks, marking the sixth time they have done so in 2025-26.
TCU drained at least nine 3-pointers for the 49^th time in the Campbell era and improved to 44-5 when knocking down at least nine threes.
The Horned Frogs' 28-point margin of victory was the program's closest in a home nonconference game in the last two seasons.
TCU improved to 34-0 since 2023-24 when scoring at least 80 points.
The Frogs have now led at halftime in 36 of their last 38 games.
TCU has had a 20-point scorer in seven of its nine victories.
The Frogs produced an assist rate above 70 percent for the third time this season.
TCU tied No. 2 Texas for the longest home winning streak in the country.
TCU moved to moved to 32-1 in nonconference play under Campbell.
The Frogs' home record under Campbell now stands at 43-4.
TCU won its 17^th straight game vs. an unranked team.

Individual Notes

Miles leads all active D1 players in career 15-point, five-assist games with 39. The next-closest player is Texas A&M's Ny'Ceara Pryor (34).
Remarkably, Miles finished with at least six assists for the eighth time in nine games, but did not finish as TCU's assists leader for the first time all year.
Miles is connecting at a 57 percent clip (34-60) in home games.
Suarez scored in double figures for the eighth time as a Frog.
Suarez's 12 rebounds were one shy of her career high.
Suarez is one of only two players 6-3-or-taller to score 15-plus on eight occasions this season. The other is Iowa State's Audi Crooks.
Suarez finished 8-11 from the field
Hunter has scored in double figures in all nine games. She netted 10-plus in nine games in all of last season.
Hunter has now shot 50 percent or better from the field in six of TCU's wins.
Hunter is averaging 16.1 points per game at home over her last seven outings at Schollmaier Arena.
Scherr's eight assists were the third most in a game by a TCU player thus far.
Scherr has produced an assist-to-turnover ratio of 7.33 (22-3) over her last five starts.
Scherr's season assist-to-turnover ratio now stands at 4.25, a mark that continues to top the Big 12 and ranks second in all of Division I basketball
Silva scored at least eight points for the sixth time.