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TCU hit 10 three-pointers and controlled the glass in an 89-76 exhibition victory over Wyoming.
TCU opened its exhibition slate with an 89-76 win over Wyoming in Midland, using balanced perimeter shooting to create separation. The Horned Frogs made 10 three-pointers and held a 34-22 rebounding advantage.
Gavin Sykes scored a team-high 17 points off the bench, while Brock Harding added 16 without missing a shot. The result gave TCU a useful early look at a reshaped rotation ahead of its November 2 regular-season opener against Lindenwood.
Source: TCU Athletics
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