DENTON, Texas (Interstat) — A pivotal American Athletic Conference rematch awaits Tuesday when the North Texas Mean Green host the Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners in women’s basketball. The Mean Green (15-10) will look to avenge a narrow 66-64 road loss to the Roadrunners (12-13) just four weeks ago, on Jan. 28. That result tightened the conference standings and set the stage for a consequential late-season clash at North Texas Coliseum. UTSA arrives after a heartbreaking 62-61 loss at Wichita State on Saturday, a game decided by a single point. The Roadrunners have shown resilience, however, winning two of their last five. Their success hinges heavily on forward Cheyenne Rowe, who dominated the first meeting with North Texas, scoring 27 points in 32 minutes. Rowe is in stellar form, averaging 18.4 points over her last seven games, including a 23-point, 8-rebound, 3-block performance in the recent loss to Wichita State. North Texas enters with momentum, having won four of its last five, including an 82-73 victory at Charlotte on Saturday. Guard Jazzy Owens-Barnett led that effort with 21 points and four assists. Her role will be crucial in countering UTSA’s momentum, though she was limited to 14 minutes and six points in the January loss in San Antonio. The Mean Green have been strong at home, boasting recent double-digit wins over UAB and East Carolina in Denton. UTSA, meanwhile, has struggled on the road in conference play, with its last away win coming at Tulsa on Feb. 7. With both teams jockeying for position ahead of the conference tournament, Tuesday’s contest offers North Texas a chance to solidify its standing and UTSA an opportunity to sweep the season series and climb toward .500. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. CST.