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Colorado forward Jade Masogayo secured a dramatic 80-79 upset victory for the Buffaloes over the 14th-ranked TCU Horned Frogs on Wednesday night in Fort Worth, Texas, by converting a clutch three-point play with just two seconds remaining on the clock. The high-stakes Big 12 Conference matchup saw Masogayo drive to the basket, draw a critical foul, and sink the subsequent free throw to erase a late deficit. This narrow victory served as a major spoiler for TCU, effectively blocking their path to the top of the conference standings and marking one of the most significant upsets of the current women's college basketball season. The game was a tightly contested affair throughout, as Colorado battled against a TCU team that had been surging toward a potential conference leadership position. The Horned Frogs appeared to have the win within their grasp in the closing moments, but the Buffaloes' resilience on the final possession changed the trajectory of the game. Masogayo's ability to maintain composure under immense pressure allowed Colorado to capitalize on a defensive lapse by the Horned Frogs, who were unable to defend the rim without fouling in the waning seconds. Beyond the immediate thrill of the buzzer-beating sequence, the outcome carries substantial weight for the Big 12 landscape. For No. 14 TCU, the loss is a significant setback in their quest for a high seed in the upcoming postseason tournaments and a blow to their momentum. Meanwhile, for the Colorado women’s program, the win provides a massive boost to their resume and demonstrates their ability to compete with and defeat top-tier nationally ranked opponents on the road. The defeat reshuffles the hierarchy at the top of the Big 12, creating a more volatile race for the regular-season title.