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    You are at:Home»Sports»K-State Basketball»K-State women struggle at TCU in Big 12 opener

    K-State women struggle at TCU in Big 12 opener

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    By Tim Everson on December 21, 2025 K-State Basketball, K-State Sports, Sports
    TCU senior forward Marta Suarez drives on Kansas State freshman Brandie Harrod during K-State's 77-55 loss to the No. 9 Horned Frogs at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth.

    Kansas State women’s basketball got off to a rough start in Big 12 play, falling 77-55 to No. 9 TCU Saturday afternoon in a game that was close early, but eventually was put out of reach.

    The Wildcats, one of the youngest teams in the country, couldn’t find a foothold against the Horned Frogs, the oldest and most experienced team in the nation, and K-State faded through the final three quarters while TCU soared.

    “(TCU) is really good,” head coach Jeff Mittie said in a statement. “They’re very veteran. They play that way, and we don’t play that way right now. We’ve got to grow up quicker. We’ve got to play beyond our years right now, and we have not done that well enough, particularly against a team like them.”

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