TCU volleyball continued its strong start to Big 12 play with four-set victories over Colorado and UCF. Friday’s win over No. 24 Colorado featured another productive night from Becca Kelley and Evan Hendrix, who finished with 17 and 16 kills, respectively.
The Horned Frogs returned home for their second Big 12 game of the season, and once again, fans are demanding changes and answers. Despite gaining more yards and committing fewer penalties than BYU, TCU still came up short.
Every Saturday in conference play gives you a little more information. A result that looked surprising a week ago might suddenly make more sense. A team sitting three or four weeks down your schedule might start looking completely different.
I’m tired of hearing about execution. There. I said it. Not because execution doesn’t matter. It matters more than damn near anything in football. I’m tired of hearing about it because at some point “we didn’t execute” becomes the safest hiding place in football.
The work that Jamie Dixon has done across a full decade as head coach at his alma mater has been admirable if not impressive. The Horned Frogs had been to the NCAA Tournament just once in nearly three decades before Dixon returned to Fort Worth and the results have been outstanding.
TCU football returns to Amon G. Carter Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 3, for its Big 12 home opener against undefeated BYU. The Horned Frogs need a response after last week’s loss at UCF, and a top-10 opponent gives them an immediate opportunity to change the conversation.
If last week was now or never for the TCU Horned Frogs, then this Saturday’s contest against the No. 10 BYU Cougars is equivalent to DEFCON 1. All hands must be on deck.
TCU did not get the Big 12 opener it wanted. Now, the Horned Frogs return home looking for a response against undefeated BYU, with the KillerFrogs staff divided on what Saturday will bring.
TCU football is joining the pursuit of Charles Egbo, a 2027 defensive lineman whose recruitment has gained momentum while he remains verbally committed to Texas State.
Jason Phillips gives Horned Frogs fans a different assignment for Saturday night, with more to watch than the scoreboard. Every team gets one of these games.
It’s no secret that the TCU Horned Frogs have struggled four weeks into the 2026 regular season. A 2-2 record with a top-10 opponent coming to town doesn’t exactly instill confidence that things will turn around soon.
Dear BYU, Last year we made the trip to Provo. It was rough. Not just because the game got ugly. Really ugly. A 44-13 kind of ugly. You don't serve alcohol.
Six more former Horned Frogs join Jason Phillips to pick three games, with another spot on the final Legends Picks panel at stake. Apparently, we’re going to need a better tiebreaker.
The 2030 prospect already has offers from both TCU and SMU. He talks about his early varsity experience, staying close to home and the parts of his game he wants to develop.
TCU left Orlando with the kind of loss that can fool you if you only look at certain numbers. The Frogs outgained UCF 343–266. They possessed the football almost six minutes longer.
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.
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