What was the final score between Texas Tech and BYU women's basketball?

Texas Tech lost to BYU with a final score of 73-61.

Why did Texas Tech women's basketball lose to BYU?

Texas Tech struggled with offensive inconsistencies and committed 21 turnovers, which BYU capitalized on for 24 points.

What is Texas Tech women's basketball's current record after losing to BYU?

After the loss to BYU, Texas Tech's record is 19-2 overall and 6-2 in Big 12 play.

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Lady Raiders Stumble: Consecutive Losses Halt Texas Tech's Momentum

22 Jan

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Summary

Texas Tech suffered its second consecutive loss, falling to BYU 73-61.
The team recorded its lowest shooting percentage of the season at 33.3%.
Twenty-one turnovers by Texas Tech led to 24 points for BYU.

Lady Raiders Stumble: Consecutive Losses Halt Texas Tech's Momentum

The road proved difficult for the No. 19 Texas Tech women's basketball team on Wednesday night, as they succumbed to a 73-61 loss against BYU in Provo. This defeat marks the Lady Raiders' second consecutive loss of the season, a rarity after their initial 19-0 start. The team struggled offensively, recording their lowest shooting performance at 33.3% and committing 21 turnovers, which directly led to 24 points for the Cougars.

Despite trailing by eight points entering the fourth quarter, Texas Tech's offensive woes persisted, with a mere 3-for-16 shooting performance in the final period. BYU capitalized on this, starting the quarter with a decisive 9-0 run. Snudda Collins led Texas Tech with 17 points, while Bailey Maupin added 11. Jalynn Bristow was a defensive force, contributing a career-high 11 rebounds and six blocked shots. The Lady Raiders will look to rebound as they head to Salt Lake City to face Utah on Saturday, January 24th.

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