TCU has some time before Big 12 play begins, but Week 2 offers an early look at several teams that could have a major say in the Horned Frogs' conference race.
To say that TCU disappointed in Dublin against North Carolina would be the understatement of the century. As thousands of Horned Frog fans flooded across
Losing in Dublin does not have to mean losing the season. A so-called Dublin hangover is possible, particularly when a team opens its season in a foreign country and has to adjust to unfamiliar surroundings, travel and a different game-day environment.
Welcome to Tuesday Takes, where I give you three takes from the Big 12. It was a jam-packed week full of exciting news, but here are three things that have my attention going into week one.
TCU's trip to Aviva Stadium didn't just end with a loss. It left behind a box score that says plenty about who Sonny Dykes and offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis trust right now, where the rotation tightened and which players are still fighting for larger roles.
TCU football player Dozie Ezukanma was hospitalized for three days because of a brain bleed, a concussion and other injuries after being punched and kicked in the head by then-teammate Jacob Fields, according to a signed arrest warrant affidavit.
The shift from a 34-point loss to a five-point win over the same team while relying more on situational discipline than an explosive offense is the kind of foundation the Tar Heels didn't have at any point last season.
Former TCU safety Jacob Fields has been charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury stemming from an August locker room altercation with wide receiver Dozie Ezukanma.
With days to go until TCU plays UNC, the Horned Frogs have reportedly revoked the credentials of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and beat reporter Steven Johnson following the newspaper’s reporting on an alleged locker room assault that resulted in a case filing with TCU Police.
TCU football unveiled its new alternate uniforms for the 2026 season opener at the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland, where they will play against North Carolina.