TCU’s backcourt led the way with Vasean Allette scoring a season-high 22 points and Noah Reynolds adding 20 points in a 65-60 win over West Virginia. Despite trailing in the first half, TCU made a comeback to secure their fourth-straight victory over the Mountaineers. The game was tied at 58 with 1:29 remaining when Allette made a key layup and free throw to put TCU ahead.
The win marked TCU head coach Jamie Dixon’s 500th career victory, making him the 23rd active coach to reach this milestone. The team improved to 18-8 all-time against West Virginia and 7-6 in Fort Worth. TCU has now won five of their last seven meetings against the Mountaineers.
Individual highlights included Allette’s double-double with 11 rebounds and Reynolds’ 20 points. Micah Robinson scored seven points and Ernest Udeh Jr. blocked three shots.
TCU’s success was also reflected in their 20-of-23 free throws, with an 87.0 percent showing being their second-best of the season. They shot 50 percent from the field in the second half, helping secure the victory over West Virginia.
The Horned Frogs will next face No. 8 Iowa State on the road, aiming to continue their positive momentum. ESPN’s College Gameday will broadcast from Ames, Iowa prior to the game, showcasing the exciting matchup between these two teams.
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