TCU Tops Louisiana-Monroe 100-92 in Double Overtime

Micah Robinson scored 27 points as TCU outlasted Louisiana-Monroe in Fort Worth on Tuesday night.

Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Basketball

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TCU outlasted Louisiana-Monroe 100-92 in double overtime Tuesday night in Fort Worth, with Micah Robinson scoring 27 points for the Horned Frogs. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

TCU defeated Louisiana-Monroe 100-92 in double overtime Tuesday night in Fort Worth, Texas, improving to 3-0. Louisiana-Monroe, now 1-3, was coming off a 108-67 loss at Texas A&M the previous day.

Why it matters

The win extends TCU's undefeated start and gives the Horned Frogs a strong early-season result at home. For Fort Worth fans, the back-and-forth contest offered a late-game rally and extra-period drama in the first weeks of the season.

Micah Robinson led TCU with 27 points, and Xavier Edmonds added 17 points and nine rebounds. Louisiana-Monroe shot 51.5% from the field, while Dayjaun Anderson posted 20 points and 13 rebounds in the loss.

The players

Micah Robinson

Robinson scored 27 points for TCU, including the putback that tied the game at 83-all with 8.2 seconds remaining in regulation.

Ryan Cross

Cross is the head coach of Louisiana-Monroe, who was ejected after receiving consecutive technical fouls during the game.

The details

TCU closed the first half on a 13-3 run to take a 41-32 lead at the break. Louisiana-Monroe answered a 13-2 TCU run in the second half to retake a 53-52 lead, and Robinson's putback tied the game at 83-all with 8.2 seconds left in regulation. TCU opened the second overtime with an 11-0 run, and Louisiana-Monroe coach Ryan Cross was ejected after receiving consecutive technical fouls.

Timeline

  1. Monday, November 10: Louisiana-Monroe lost 108-67 at Texas A&M in College Station, Texas.

  2. Tuesday, November 10: TCU defeated Louisiana-Monroe 100-92 in double overtime in Fort Worth, Texas.

Season Trajectory

Louisiana-Monroe's back-to-back games against Texas A&M and TCU, a 108-67 loss followed by a double-overtime defeat, came on a short turnaround early in the season. TCU's 3-0 start keeps it unbeaten while Louisiana-Monroe, at 1-3, works to establish its footing.

TCU's 3-0 start and Louisiana-Monroe's 1-3 record will shape early-season standings as both teams continue their schedules. The double-overtime finish also means the Horned Frogs' bench and starters logged heavy minutes in a tight contest.

The takeaway

Early-season games can swing dramatically, as TCU's comeback-fueled 11-0 overtime run showed in a game with 20 lead changes. Following a team's full schedule helps put a single result in context.

Further reading

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