Scheierman exploded in the third for 14 points, which included four 3-pointers - each seemingly increasing in difficulty, until finally, he lofted a 30-foot rainbow step-back jumper over Goga Bitadze that hit nothing but net in a way that only the best shooters on a heater seem able to achieve.
"He's a great player, but I think my reaction is that you can't do anything unless you have the players to be able to do it. It's just that simple. I think the greatest gift you can have as a coach, especially in the NBA, is to have a group of players that have a high competitive character, care about winning and want to get better. I think it starts there."
I would have loved to remain in the region for our fan base and for the fact that I think this region deserves a women's basketball team. At the same time, it wasn't my decision and I'm at a point now where my focus turns to making this the best season we can have and a memorable one for our fans. It's an opportunity to say thank you to them.
TCU opened the second half on an 11-point scoring streak and kept its foot on the gas for the remainder of the game. Virginia's defense was unable to contain TCU's Olivia Miles and Marta Suarez, who went off for a combined 61 points.