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Regular-season champ TCU out to make more history at Big 12 tourney

The Horned Frogs achieved a school record with twenty-eight wins this season, clinching the Big 12 regular-season championship with a 51-48 victory over Baylor.
The team enters the Big 12 tournament as the top seed and will have a double-bye to the quarterfinals.
Kansas State’s star forward Ayoka Lee has been sidelined due to injury, with the team choosing to rest her for the tournament.
Iowa State recently won six of their last seven games and feels they are 'peaking at the right time' as they approach the tournament.

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Omaha World-Herald

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Regular-season champ TCU out to make more history at Big 12 tourney

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It seems as though every time Mark Campbell steps off the floor after a game these days, the TCU women's basketball coach is asked about something his team has accomplished for the first time in school…

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Regular-season Big 12 champ TCU out to make more history as conference tournament begins in KC

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — It seems as though every time Mark Campbell steps off the floor after a game these days, the TCU women's basketball coach is asked about

8 days ago·United States

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TCU Athletics

Preview: Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship - TCU Athletics

FORT WORTH – TCU looks to solidify its case for a high seed in the NCAA Tournament and clean sweep of the Big 12 titles as it heads to Missouri for the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship.

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Late free throws lift Baylor to victory over TCU

Robert Wright III drew a foul and knocked down both free throws of a one-and-one with 2.2 seconds left to break a tie, and then Norchad Omier hit a free

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