FORT WORTH, Texas >> From the outside, TCU women’s basketball’s rapid rise to one of the nation’s top teams may come as a surprise.

TCU's Sedona Prince has been a notable name in women’s college basketball but faces allegations of abuse from multiple women.

No. 11 TCU showed off its depth as five players scored at least nine points in a decisive 79-47 win over BYU on Tuesday night in Big 12 women’s basketball action at Schollmaier Arena.

TCU outscored BYU 41-17 in the second half and put on a dominant performance. This win put TCU tied atop the Big 12 rankings.

From the outside, TCU women’s basketball’s rapid rise to one of the nation’s top teams may come as a surprise. Just two seasons ago, the Horned Frogs only won one conference game. Last year, they had to hold open tryouts and take on four walk-ons after a series of injuries forced them to forfeit two games in the middle of the season.

The Wildcats (22-2, 10-1) took sole possession of first place in the Big 12 and also took the tiebreaker over TCU (21-3, 9-2) with the win. TCU was unable to take advantage of Kansas State being without its best player, Ayoka Lee, who has missed the last four games with an ankle injury.