Tennessee Tech Women’s Basketball Embarks on Month-Long Homestand
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By Thomas Corhern, TTU Athletics Media Relations
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Tech women’s basketball team is set for an extended stay at home, playing all of its December games within the Hooper Eblen Center. This provides a important advantage for the Golden Eagles, allowing them to capitalize on familiar surroundings and fan support.
Opening the Homestand: vs. Lipscomb
Tennessee Tech (4-2) kicks off this homestand on Monday night, hosting Lipscomb at 6 PM. Fans can catch the game live on ESPN+ (subscription required), with Dylan Vazzano, Frank Harrell, and Ella Fox providing commentary. Local radio listeners can tune into 106.1 The eagle, where Noah McKay and Jacob Vinson will be calling the action.
education Day and Beyond: A Full December Schedule
The Golden Eagles’ schedule doesn’t slow down after the Lipscomb game. They will host Samford on Thursday for their annual Education Day game,tipping off at 11 AM. This event is designed to engage local students and introduce them to college basketball. A nine-day break follows, before Tech resumes play at home on December 16th.
Why Home Court Advantage Matters
Playing at home offers several benefits to a basketball team. These include:
- Familiarity: Players are comfortable with the court, lighting, and locker room facilities.
- Fan Support: A home crowd can provide a significant energy boost and possibly influence officiating.
- Reduced Travel Fatigue: Eliminating travel allows players to focus on rest and planning.
Looking Ahead
This December homestand represents a crucial stretch for the Tennessee Tech women’s basketball team.Successfully navigating these games will be key to building momentum as they head into the conference portion of their schedule. The team aims to leverage the advantages of playing at home to achieve positive results and continue their season’s progress.
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