Women's Basketball: Know Your Foe- Texas Tech Players to Watch

Key players from the Red Raiders to watch when they take on the TCU Horned Frogs Women's Basketball team on Saturday.

Texas Tech's Bird Martin, from left, Jordyn Merritt and Adlee Blacklock react after a 3-pointer against Oklahoma State in a Big 12 women's basketball game Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025, at United Supermarkets Arena. | Stephen Garcia/Avalanche-Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The Texas Tech Red Raiders (14-11, 3-9) take on the #9 TCU Horned Frogs (21-3, 9-2) on Saturday, February 8, at 4 pm CT. Here are some key players on the Texas Tech team that TCU fans should know before the game.

#3 Jasmine Shavers

Guard from Mesquite, Texas. Junior

Jasmine Shavers is one of the top guards in the Big 12, known for her ability to drive and finish at the rim. When she finds her rhythm, she’s nearly unstoppable. While she has struggled at times this season, she remains the team's leading scorer and is a threat from beyond the arc if left open. TCU must focus on containing her, as she can take over a game. The Frogs did an excellent job limiting her impact in their last matchup and will need to do the same this go-round.

What a balanced and complete win for @LadyRaiderWBB over Houston 62-44.

30 bench points for Texas Tech and held Houston to just 29% from the floor. Jasmine Shavers led the way with 15 points.@Big12Conference @JazzShavers pic.twitter.com/tuUFqg4q4W

— Rachel Galligan (@RachGall) January 22, 2025

Jasmine Shavers' Season Statistics
Points	14.6
Rebounds	3.7
Assists	1.8
Field Goal %	36.9%

#20 Bailey Maupin

Guard from Grover, Texas. Junior

Bailey Maupin is one of the top players in the Big 12, and one of my favorite players to watch from the Big 12. Her style of play is both exciting and relentless at all times. She brings a rare combination of skill, physicality, and maximum effort every time she steps on the court. Maupin is a true do-it-all player capable of knocking down shots from deep, attacking the rim with confidence, and playing tough defense. In their last meeting in Lubbock, she was practically the only player who could score against TCU, keeping the game competitive until the very end. To secure a win in this matchup, the Frogs must find a way to contain her impact on both ends of the floor.

Bailey Maupin was HUGE today with a season-high 25 points leading @LadyRaiderWBB over Arkansas 75-72.

Key Stats: Texas Tech dominated the paint 42-30 & had 21 bench points. @BaileyMaupin @Big12Conference pic.twitter.com/Ur9PJJvfAl

— Rachel Galligan (@RachGall) December 15, 2024

Bailey Maupin's Season Statistics
Points	13.4
Rebounds	2.7
Assists	2.3
Field Goal %	39.4%

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