Punch Propels TCU to Victory Over Baylor with 20-Point Performance

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Punch Propels TCU to Victory Over Baylor with 20-Point Performance
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In a much-anticipated Big 12 matchup, the TCU Horned Frogs are set to face the Baylor Bears this Saturday at 2 p.m. EST in Fort Worth, Texas. This game marks a significant moment for both teams in their season’s journey.

Punch Propels TCU to Victory Over Baylor

Recently, TCU showcased their strength with a dominant 115-64 victory over Jackson State. David Punch led the charge, contributing an impressive 20-point performance. His ability to score has become crucial for TCU as they look to improve their home record, currently standing at 7-3.

Team Statistics and Performance

As they prepare for this clash, the Horned Frogs rank ninth in the Big 12, averaging 9.8 offensive rebounds per game, with Xavier Edmonds leading the way at 2.1 per game. In contrast, Baylor has struggled on the road, starting with a 0-1 record away from home.

  • TCU Shooting Percentage: 46.8%
  • Baylor Opponent Shooting Allowed: 42.3%
  • Baylor Made 3-Pointers: 8.9 per game
  • TCU 3-Pointers Allowed: 7.3 per game

Baylor has shown strength in their own right, averaging 10.8 turnovers per game. They maintain an undefeated record of 8-0 when they turn the ball over less than their opponents. The Bears’ attacking game is led by Cameron Carr, averaging 21.3 points, while Tounde Yessoufou contributes 19.5 points and 5.9 rebounds with a shooting efficiency of 51.4% over the last ten games.

Recent Performances

Looking at their performance over the last ten games, both teams exhibit strong records. TCU’s record stands at 8-2, averaging 78.8 points per game and shooting 46.7% from the field. Meanwhile, Baylor also holds an 8-2 record, boasting an extraordinary 97.3 points per game with a shooting percentage of 52.8%.

Both teams come into this game with promising statistics, making it a must-watch encounter this weekend. TCU and Baylor will ignite their Big 12 rivalry, aiming to establish dominance early in the conference season.

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