Micah Robinson and DJ Thomas anchored TCU’s offensive explosion with 19 points apiece, leading the Horned Frogs to a decisive 98-59 victory over Lindenwood in Fort Worth. The blowout served as a commanding season opener for both programs, showcasing TCU’s depth and efficiency as they dismantled the Lions early and often. Robinson and Thomas’s combined 38 points proved instrumental in establishing a rhythm that Lindenwood could not counter, setting the stage for a rout that extended into the second half.
Dixon marks 200th win as Horned Frogs dominate season opener with 53% shooting
The game was effectively decided by halftime, when TCU held a 57-37 lead after shooting 53% from the field and converting six of ten three-point attempts. Brock Harding contributed 17 points, supplementing Robinson’s 14 and Harding’s 12 in the first 20 minutes. The Horned Frogs’ offensive balance was evident, as they also drained 19 of 25 free throws in the first half. This early surge allowed TCU to control the pace, limiting Lindenwood’s opportunities to mount a competitive challenge before the break.
The second half saw TCU extend their dominance, highlighted by a 17-0 run that stretched their lead to 89-44. Although the Horned Frogs cooled off slightly, finishing the game at 47% from the field and 10 of 19 from three-point range, their overall performance remained elite. The victory also marked a significant milestone for head coach Jamie Dixon, who secured his 200th win with TCU, bringing the program’s all-time record to 205 victories as he enters his 11th season.
Source: Yahoo Sports
