MONROE, La. — The Texas State University women's basketball team, on the heels of winning two games last week, will look to continue its winning ways as the Bobcats travel to ULM for a Thursday evening contest against the Warhawks.

The two teams are set to square off on the hardwood at 6 p.m. CT. The game can be seen on ESPN+ or heard on 89.9 KTSW with Clint Shields on the play-by-play call.

#BobcatBits

• Senior Brooke Holle needs only nine more points to become the 19th member of the Texas State women's basketball program's 1,000-point club. Throughout her four-year playing year in San Marcos, Texas, Brooke has made 330 field goals, which include 133 3-point shots, and converted 198 free throw opportunities. Ten more points for Brooke and the Austin, Texas native will pass Dawn Bolner (1990-94) for 18th on the school's all-time scoring list. Brooke will become Texas State Head Coach Zenarae Antoine's seventh 1,000-point scorer during her nine-year coaching career in San Marcos.
• The five wins for the Texas State women's basketball team during the month of February were the most by a Bobcat team since the 2017-18 squad, which won six games during February, too.
• Texas State's 31 points allowed to Texas Lutheran on Nov. 5, 2019 remains the lowest scoring output by any Sun Belt team during the 2019-20 season. Additionally, the Bobcats held Little Rock to zero 3-point baskets on Feb. 13, 2020, which remains the only time a Sun Belt team has held an opponent without a 3-pointer this season.
• No player in the Sun Belt Conference has more total assists or a higher assist average than Texas State's Kennedy Taylor. Through 26 games this season, the sophomore guard has been credited with 154 assists and a 5.92 average assist per game mark.

Last Time Out

• Texas State knocked off Georgia State, 67-62, in the Bobcats' regular-season home finale, which included post-game recognition for seniors Brooke and Bailey Holle.
• The Bobcats went up 10 points on the Panthers with 2:22 left in the fourth quarter, before Georgia State cut it to three with 15 seconds remaining in the game. However, DaNasia Hood, who finished with a team-high 18 points, sank two free throws with 10.2 seconds left to make it a five-point game in the closing seconds.
• For the game, Texas State shot 43.1 percent from the field, which included 41.2 percent from behind the 3-point arc and 90.9 percent from the free throw line.

Scouting ULM

• ULM enters Thursday's contest with a negative-13.1 scoring margin as the Warhawks allow an average of 67.9 points per game, while only scoring 54.8.
• The Warhawks feature two double-figure scorers in Lauren Fitch and Amber Thompson, who average 13.8 and 11.0 points, respectively.
• ULM has won only one game since the calendar turned to 2020 when the Warhawks knocked off Texas State, 58-55, in San Marcos on Thursday, Jan. 16.

Series History

• Texas State and ULM first set on Feb. 6, 1988 with the Warhawks winning 101-79. Texas State did not earn its first victory in the series until five meetings later on Feb. 22, 1990 when the Bobcats won 60-58.
• Overall, ULM holds a 33-20 all-time record against Texas State.
• Texas State's longest winning streak in the series is four from Jan. 26, 1995 to Feb. 17, 1996. The Bobcats have won multiple games in a row throughout the series on six different occasions.
• ULM won the last contest between the two teams when the Warhawks won, 58-55, in San Marcos, Texas on Jan. 16, 2020.
• The two teams have played in only one overtime game, which came on March 7, 2015 with ULM winning, 90-84.

Up Next

• Texas State will continue its road adventures when the Bobcats travel to Lafayette, La., for a weekend contest against the Ragin' Cajun on Saturday, March. 7.