Miles Posts Triple-Double as No. 8 TCU Overwhelms UTEP

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Miles Posts Triple-Double as No. 8 TCU Overwhelms UTEP

12/6/2025 5:15:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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Notched her seventh career triple-double as Horned Frogs win 95-40

FORT WORTH – Olivia Miles recorded the seventh triple-double of her career and No. 8 TCU stomped UTEP 95-40 on Saturday at Schollmaier Arena.

Miles finished with 15 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds in the Horned Frogs' wire-to-wire beatdown of the previously unbeaten Miners.

It was the fourth triple-double in TCU women's basketball history and first in 14 years. Miles became the first Horned Frog to post a triple-double since TCU Athletics Hall of Famer Helena Sverrisdottir finished with 16 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds on March 17, 2011 vs. Oral Roberts.

Miles' seven career triple-doubles are tied with Suzie McConnell (Penn State) and Suzie McConnell (Saint Mary's) for the fifth-most in NCAA history.

She racked up eight points, five rebounds and five assists in the first half as TCU took a 43-18 edge into the locker room.

Miles officially was on triple-double watch by the end of the third quarter. She had 15 points, eight assists and seven boards entering the final frame.

The New Jersey native capped off a 19-0 run bridging the third and fourth quarters with her 10^th dime that stretched TCU's lead to 79-31. Miles snagged an offensive rebound with 4:20 to go to secure the triple-double.

TCU, now 10-0 for the second time in three years under head coach Mark Campbell, played its most complete game of the season.

Offensively, the Horned Frogs dished out a season-high 27 assists while shooting 33-64 (52 percent) from the field and knocking down 14-30 attempts from deep. TCU's 82 percent assist rate was its highest of the season.

Miles was one of four players to score in double figures for the Frogs.

Maddie Scherr paired a game-high 21 points with five assists and four rebounds. She drilled 5-6 looks from behind the arc.

Marta Suarez tallied 16 points for the second straight game while Taylor Bigby added 12 points of her own, including 10 in the first half.

At the other end of the court, the ballgame pitted two of the nation's top rebounding outfits opposite one another. TCU leads the Big 12 in rebounding average (44.7 rpg) while UTEP entered the matinee ranked sixth nationally at 47.2 rebounds per game.

TCU won the battle on the boards 46-39 and transformed its advantage on the glass into 36 points in the paint.

The Horned Frogs forced 22 turnovers and routinely discombobulated the Miners' offense via timely half-court traps and alternating between a 2-3 zone and man-to-man.

TCU held UTEP to 24 percent shooting (16-66) and a 1-17 mark from behind the arc. The Miners finished with just six assists.

The Horned Frogs led from start-to-finish for the eighth time. UTEP stayed within a possession of TCU, 12-9, with 2:00 remaining in the opening frame. A 9-0 run sparked by back-to-back 3-pointers by Bigby and Scherr staked TCU to a double-digit lead it never relinquished. Bigby converted an and-one on TCU's penultimate possession of the quarter to punctuate the spurt.

TCU closed the first half with another 9-0 run to permanently separate from UTEP.

The Frogs assisted on 13 of their 15 makes from the field and ere 8-16 from distance entering the locker room. Bigby and Scherr each scored 10 first half points.

TCU scored 26 points in the third and fourth quarters.

The Horned Frogs finished with a 38 fast break points, their second-most in a game this season.

UTEP (7-1) was led by 10 points apiece from Sirviva Legions and Ndack Mbengue.

Up Next
TCU embarks on an eight-day layoff for final exams before returning to the court on Sunday, Dec. 14 against Jacksonville. The matchup between the Horned Frogs and Dolphins is the midpoint of TCU's season-long five-game homestand. The Frogs then host Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Kansas State on Dec. 16 and Dec. 20, respectively, ahead of the Christmas holiday.

Team Notes

TCU won its 41^st straight nonleague affair inside Schollmaier Arena dating back to November of 2022.
TCU extended its home winning streak to 31 games, tying No. 2 Texas for the longest active unbeaten run at home in college basketball.
The Frogs won their 18^th straight game vs. an unranked team.
TCU improved to 10-7 all-time vs. UTEP.
The Horned Frogs notched their 30^th home victory of at least 20 points in the Campbell era.
TCU has now won four of their last 10 home affairs by at more than 40 points and notched a margin of victory greater than 30 points in seven of those victories.
TCU has now held all 10 of its opponents below 65 points.
UTEP became the ninth straight foe to fail to meet its season scoring average vs. the Horned Frogs' defense.
All 10 opponents have failed to shoot better than 36 percent from the field and behind the arc vs. TCU.
TCU trimmed its NCAA-leading opponent field goal percentage to .294.
TCU held an opponent below 20 points in a half for the 17^th time in the last two seasons.
TCU benefitted from a 20-point scorer for the eighth time in 10 outings this season.
TCU had four players score in double figures for the seventh time in 2025-26.
The Frogs are now 30-1 and have won 24 straight games when at least four players tally 10-plus points.
TCU's 95 points were its second most in a game all season and fourth most under Campbell.
TCU drained at least 14 threes for 12^th time since 2023-24, tied for the most of any team nationwide over the last three seasons.
The Horned Frogs increased their cumulative 3-pointers tally under Campbell to 773.
TCU's 27 assists were their fourth-most in a game in the Campbell era.
TCU moved to 16-3 under Campbell when producing an assist rate of at least 75 percent.

Individual Notes

Scherr did not commit a single turnover. She now leads college basketball with a 4.88 assist-to-turnover ratio.
Scherr led TCU in scoring for the second time this season.
Scherr notched the ninth 20-point game of her career.
Over her last six games, Scherr has competed to a 9-1 assist-to-turnover ratio (27-3).
Miles extended her NCAA record streak of 15-point, five-assist performances to open a season to 10 games.
Miles and Suarez each drained three 3-pointers.
Miles became the first TCU player since Hailey Van Lith to score 10-plus in 10-or-more games.
Bigby scored in double figures for the 17^th time as a Frog, helping TCU remain undefeated when she does so.
Suarez has scored at least 16 points in all-but-one of TCU's wins
Clara Silva netted eight points and six rebounds.
Donovyn Hunter finished with nine points.
Veronica Sheffey and Taliyah Parker were responsible for 10 of TCU's 26 fourth-quarter points, with Sheffey scoring six.