There comes a point early in every football season when you have to stop talking about what you thought teams were going to be. We’re about there. All offseason, we study returning starters, transfers, recruiting classes and preseason projections and try to figure out what everybody is going to look like.
Football understandably commands much of the attention during the fall, but it is far from the only TCU program producing storylines worth following. Several of the Horned Frogs’ women’s teams have already recorded notable wins, while others are preparing to open their seasons.
Tyce Payne has seen his recruiting profile take off, but the Vernon standout is not ready to make a decision just yet. Payne currently holds 11 offers, including two from the SEC, four from the Big 12, one from the Big Ten, one from the Pac-12, one from Conference USA and two from the American Athletic Conference.
The Horned Frogs are back at Amon G. Carter Stadium for their second home game of the season. Below, you’ll find the kickoff time, streaming information, radio coverage, weather outlook, betting line and more.
Gabriel Brooks will head into one of North Crowley’s biggest games of the 2026 season with a new home for his college career. The North Crowley offensive lineman announced Thursday that he has flipped his commitment from Stephen F.
Before TCU played Grambling State, I gave the Frogs a test. More importantly, I gave you the grading scale before they took it. I did that for a reason.
The TCU Horned Frogs earned their first win of the season over the weekend, defeating Grambling State 63-7 in their home opener. During the game, I published a few articles detailing what happened, including halftime thoughts and the main takeaways from the game once it was all said and done and the postgame press conferences were over.
The Horned Frogs waited two weeks to get back on the field after losing to North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland. The wait was worth it, as TCU defeated Grambling State 63-7 and looked good doing so.
TCU women’s basketball head coach Mark Campbell has landed one of the biggest commitments of his tenure, securing a pledge from 2027 point guard Kaylor Buse.
The long-awaited return to Amon G. Carter Stadium brought plenty of hope as TCU bounced back with a dominant 63-7 victory over Grambling State in its home opener.
TCU will once again be without one of its top offensive weapons when the Horned Frogs take the field against Grambling on Saturday. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, star wide receiver Jordan Dwyer will miss the game as he continues to deal with a foot injury.
TCU enters its home opener against Grambling on Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas, hoping its bye week helped in its effort to rebound from a disappointing season-opening loss to North Carolina.
It’s certainly not the shiniest game of the Big 12 Conference‘s Week 2 calendar, and TCU‘s FCS opponent, Grambling State, didn’t shy away from a question regarding the value of Saturday’s game in Fort Worth, Texas.
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.
The North Carolina Tar Heels and Belichick put a difficult offseason behind them in a Week 0 win over the TCU Horned Frogs.
Defensive coordinator Steve Belichick is not expected to be with the team in Week 1.
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.
Not a single Hoosier makes Klatt's top 10.
TCU Horned Frogs head coach Sonny Dykes is reading the tea leaves in college football.
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.
Texas Tech is fighting a losing battle with the rest of college sports, and it only seems to be digging itself into a deeper hole by the day.
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