No. 9 TCU beats No. 25 Baylor, snaps 37-year losing streak

In a historic upset, the ninth-ranked TCU women's basketball team defeated No. 25 Baylor 80-75, ending a 35-year losing streak against their instate rival. Sedona Prince led the Horned Frogs with 24 points and 14 rebounds, while Madison Conner added 21 points. TCU, which had not won against Baylor since 1990, initially held a commanding 22-point lead but faced a late rally from Baylor, who cut the deficit to just three points in the final moments of the game. The victory not only boosts TCU's record to 20-2 and places them first in the Big 12 but also marks their fourth win over a Top 25 team this season. Baylor's Sarah Andrews scored 21 points, but the Bears struggled offensively, shooting only 36.8% from the field. This victory is pivotal for TCU as they aim to solidify their standing in both the conference and national rankings.