TCU Basketball Advances in Big 12 Tournament
In a dramatic matchup on March 12, 2026, the TCU Horned Frogs triumphed over the Oklahoma State Cowboys with a score of 95-88 in the second round of the Big 12 Tournament held at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO.
Despite trailing by as many as 10 points with 13:48 remaining in the game, TCU mounted a strong comeback, marking their fifth win this season when facing a double-digit deficit. The victory improved TCU’s record to 22-10.
The 95 points scored by TCU not only secured their win but also set a new record for the most points the Frogs have ever scored in the Big 12 Tournament. TCU’s performance was bolstered by their rebounding efforts, as they outrebounded Oklahoma State 39-35, including 19 offensive rebounds.
With this win, TCU will advance to face the Kansas Jayhawks in the quarterfinals of the tournament. TCU has shown resilience throughout the season, now boasting an impressive scoring differential of +204.
In terms of overall performance, TCU averages 77.9 points per game while allowing 71.4 points, demonstrating their offensive strength and competitive edge. The team has also performed well away from home, improving to 3-0 in neutral site games and 8-5 overall in away games this season.
Since making a strategic change to their starting lineup eight games ago, TCU has posted an impressive 8-1 record. However, they committed seven turnovers during the game against Oklahoma State, a statistic they will likely aim to improve as they move forward in the tournament.
Historically, TCU has a record of 11-13 in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Tournament, but this recent victory may signal a shift in their competitive trajectory within the conference.
As the team prepares for their next challenge against Kansas, the excitement among fans and players alike is palpable. The Frogs’ ability to rally from behind and set scoring records has garnered attention and admiration.
Overall, TCU’s performance in this tournament continues to build momentum as they aim for further success in the postseason.