TCU Women's Basketball Eyes 1,000-Day Home Winning Streak

FORT WORTH - It's been nearly 1,000 days since TCU women's basketball last lost a game at Schollmaier Arena. On Sunday, the 15th-ranked Horned Frogs can take another step toward making their home-court dominance one of the most remarkable runs in college basketball history.

TCU (2-0) hosts Tarleton State (1-0) at 2 p.m., looking for its 47th consecutive home victory and a milestone that seemed almost unimaginable when coach Mark Campbell arrived in Fort Worth.

MORE: Ex TCU Star Desmond Bane Must Step Up as Paolo Banchero's Absence Hurts Struggling Magic

The Horned Frogs haven't lost at home since Feb. 13, 2024. A victory Sunday would carry that unbeaten streak through the 1,000-day mark Monday.

And opponents haven't exactly been coming close.

Half of TCU's 46 consecutive home victories have come by at least 30 points. The Horned Frogs are allowing just 53.6 points per game at home under Campbell while winning by an average of 26.3 points.

The latest version of Campbell's program appears just as dangerous.

TCU opened the season with a 99-43 victory over Oral Roberts before crushing Le Moyne 96-41 on Thursday. It's the first time in school history the Horned Frogs have opened a season with consecutive victories by at least 55 points.

Stanford transfer Lara Somfai has quickly become a centerpiece of the offense, leading TCU in scoring in both games. She scored 17 points against Oral Roberts and followed with 19 against Le Moyne.

Jadyn Wooten has been equally impressive directing the offense, producing 13 assists against just one turnover through two games.

Lanie Grant and Bella Hines have also contributed to a backcourt that's helped TCU record 48 assists against only 17 turnovers.

That offensive efficiency has created problems for opponents, particularly when combined with the Horned Frogs' trademark defensive pressure.

TCU has assisted on nearly 72 percent of its field goals this season, while its reserves have accounted for 42 percent of the team's scoring.

Sunday's opponent already knows how difficult winning in Fort Worth can be.

TCU dismantled Tarleton State 80-32 last November, holding the Texans to just 15 percent shooting from the field.

The Horned Frogs have also won 36 consecutive home nonconference games under Campbell.

A victory Sunday would tie TCU for the 19th-longest home winning streak in Division I women's basketball history.

MORE: TCU's Season Takes Brutal Turn After Special Teams Disaster

With the nation's longest active home winning streak already in their possession, the Horned Frogs aren't simply defending their court anymore.

They're building a legacy. And Tarleton State is the next team trying to end it.