Texas Tech Lady Raiders Set to Battle Santa Clara Broncos at South Point Arena

As the Texas Tech Lady Raiders gear up for their next challenge against the Santa Clara Broncos at South Point Arena, fans are buzzing with anticipation. The upcoming game, slated for November 26th, promises to be a thrilling encounter in Las Vegas.

The Lady Raiders have been on a commendable run this season. Their recent victory over the Scarlet Knights on November 25th was a testament to their resilience and skill. With a final score of 79-72, TTU showcased their ability to maintain composure and edge out in tight situations. The team's impressive free throw percentage of 90 percent was pivotal in securing that win.

TTU's performance against the Roadrunners on November 21st further solidifies their reputation as formidable opponents. Despite shooting only 34 percent from the field, they managed to pull off a win with an outstanding defensive effort that included 16 steals and capitalizing on turnovers by scoring 30 points off them.

The most dominant display by TTU came against Texas A&M-Commerce Lions on November 18th when they cruised to a commanding victory with a scoreline of 91-45. Dominating both ends of the court, TTU converted half of their two-point attempts and nearly doubled the Lions' rebound count with an overwhelming total rebound tally of 56.

While these past performances have been stellar for TTU, it would be unwise to overlook the Santa Clara Broncos' capabilities. As hosts at South Point Arena, they will undoubtedly look to leverage home-court advantage and disrupt TTU's rhythm.

However, given TTU's recent form and ability to execute under pressure – particularly in high-stakes environments like Las Vegas – it is reasonable to predict that they will carry forward their momentum into this game as well. Their balanced attack combining inside presence with perimeter play has proven difficult for opponents to contain.

The scheduled date is fast approaching; fans should mark their calendars for an exciting showdown at South Point Arena on November 26th at midnight Eastern Time (ET). While no broadcast networks have been announced yet for live coverage, dedicated supporters can surely find ways to follow along as these two teams clash in what promises to be another highlight reel-worthy game in women’s college basketball.