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TCU same approach going into spring after Big 12 title
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) TCU coach Gary Patterson never really dwelled on the Big 12 co-champion Horned Frogs getting left out of the first four-team College Football Playoff.
Patterson wasn't exactly surprised by the snub, and quickly focused his team on the Peach Bowl.
Now less than two months after a 42-3 bowl romp over top-10 Mississippi to wrap up a 12-1 record, the Frogs start...
Via AP on Fox
3 days ago
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College Baseball Roundup: TCU Escalates Arms Race
“The arms of Texas (Christian) are upon you…”
That may not be exactly how the old song goes, but if TCU‘s Horned Frogs continue to display the pitching they’ve shown thus far in this young college baseball season, a lyric change may soon be in order.
Coach Jim Schlossnagle‘s Frogs improved their record to 7-1 Wednesday with a 1-0 victory over Texas Southern (4-5) as Mitchell...
Via Baseball Essential
4 days ago
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TCU promotes Glasgow, Cross to co-DCs
TCU didn't have to look far to replace longtime defensive coordinator Dick Bumpas, who retired earlier this month.
Safeties coach Chad Glasgow and linebackers coach DeMontie Cross have been promoted to co-defensive coordinators, coach Gary Patterson announced on Wednesday.
Glasgow has been at TCU for 14 seasons, briefly interrupted by a one-year stint as a defensive coordinator...
Via Fox Sports Southwest
4 days ago
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Former TCU DE Devonte Fields Announces He’s Committed To Louisville
Devonte Fields, a former TCU defensive end who was dismissed from the program in 2014, has committed to play at Louisville.
Fields, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound pass rusher, is rated as a four-star prospect by 247 Sports’ Composite Rankings. He played this past season at Trinity Valley C.C. after getting kicked out of the Horned Frogs’ program last August. Fields’ dismissal came...
Via College Spun
29 days ago
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TCU’s Gary Patterson Covered Almost 3 Miles Per Game On The Sideline During 2014 Season
TCU football covered a lot of ground on the gridiron this year. The Horned Frogs finished fifth in total yards, putting up 6929 on the season. The offense wasn’t the only part of the program moving though. Fiery head coach Gary Patterson was all over the place as well, according to his assistant Ashley Stamp. She recorded his steps during the Big 12 season and bowl game against...
Via College Spun
January 27, 2015
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Photos: Multiple Fans Have “Winner Plays TCU” Signs At National Championship
While it is hard to argue against Ohio State’s inclusion in the College Football Playoff now that they have defeated Alabama and lead Oregon in the second half, you still have to feel for the TCU Horned Frogs a bit. After being ranked third in the second-to-last rankings, Ohio State’s Big Ten Championship win over Wisconsin vaulted the Buckeyes past TCU, who finished ranked sixth...
Via College Spun
January 12, 2015
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Cotton Bowl: Baylor Feels TCU’s Pain, Blowing A Fourth-Quarter Lead Of At Least 20 Points
The years come and go — a reality never more present than on New Year’s Day — and sports continue to amaze us.
The new year of 2015 didn’t waste much time causing our mouths to drop, our brains to explode, our hearts to thump-thump-thump away.
Like a slow-motion train wreck, one calamity after another visited the Baylor Bears at a point in time when 143 different negative...
Via The Student Section
January 01, 2015
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Arby’s Trolls Chick-Fil-A Over Sloppy Play In Peach Bowl
Arby’s got roast beef sandwiches and jokes.
The Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl was a big ol’ slop fest, as Ole Miss and TCU combined for six turnovers in the first half alone. It was an ugly game in every way possible, but it also provided Arby’s with the perfect opportunity to promote some tasty treats of their own.
Is this the Arby's Turnover Bowl? #TCUvsOleMiss— Arby's (@Arbys...
Ole Miss Gets Alternate Offensive Line Ready to Go in Against TCU
Ole Miss was having just a little bit of trouble keeping the TCU defense out of the backfield during the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Wednesday afternoon. At one point in the game it appears that the Rebels considered going with a different set of big ole bodies in hopes that they could slow down the Horned Frogs.A cow should be able to handle a frog, right? Read more »
Via FatManWriting
December 31, 2014
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TCU taunts Ole Miss with ‘landshark’ celebration (Video)
TCU made an incredibly loud statement during the first half of the Peach Bowl on Wednesday, dominating Ole Miss in every phase of the game and storming out to a 28-0 lead. The game got so ugly that the Horned Frogs began relentlessly taunting the “Landshark” defense. Those who have followed the Rebels ferocious defense...Read More
Via Larry Brown Sports
December 31, 2014
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Tim Tebow Pulls Lane Kiffin, Celebrates TCU Trick Play Score Before it Happens
The TCU Horned Frogs might wish they were playing in one of the national semifinals but Gary Patterson’s team appears very hungry at the Peach Bowl. They opened one of the best non-playoff bowl matchups with a perfectly executed trick play to go ahead 7-0. They would add another touchdown midway through the first for
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December 31, 2014
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Video: Get Ready For The Peach Bowl With This TCU #BeatOleMiss Hype Video
Even though the TCU Horned Frogs missed out on the College Football Playoff, you can’t deny that Gary Patterson’s team was one of the most impressive in the nation this season. For their efforts, the Horned Frogs will play a very good Ole Miss team in this afternoon’s Peach Bowl in Atlanta. TCU is fired up for the bowl bid, and released a very cool “#BeatOleMiss” hype video...
Via College Spun
December 31, 2014
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TCU settling at Peach Bowl after College Football Playoff snub
More than three weeks removed from the College Football Playoff committee's final ranking, the No. 6 TCU Horned Frogs are mere hours from kicking off the Peach Bowl against the No. 9 Ole Miss Rebels.
It should be a dandy of a football game, even if in the back of their minds, the Frogs still don't really understand how they ended up in Georgia.
Not that they'll say any such thing...
Via Fox Sports Southwest
December 30, 2014
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Peach Bowl: TCU’s Familiar Fight For Respect
This has been a magnificent, resplendent, roaring rebound of a season for the Texas Christian Horned Frogs.
Stuck in the muck at 4-8 in 2013, the Frogs faced plenty of questions — all of them legitimate — about their very ability to survive, let alone thrive, in the Big 12. Yes, TCU had endured a lot of bad luck in its first two Big 12 seasons — personal problems for quarterback...
Via The Student Section
December 28, 2014
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TCU's Patterson named Walter Camp's top coach for second time
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- TCU coach Gary Patterson has been named the college football coach of the year by the Walter Camp Football Foundation.
The annual award is voted on by the nation's 125 Football Bowl Subdivision head coaches and sports information directors.
Patterson, who is TCU's winningest coach with 131-45 record in 14 seasons, led the Horned Frogs to an 11-1 record this season...
Via AP on Fox
December 18, 2014
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TCU gives Patterson new contract
FORT WORTH, Texas – The TCU Horned Frogs will head to the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl as co-champs of the Big 12 and as a team that narrowly missed on a trip to the College Football Playoffs.
They'll also do so with a head coach that has a new contract.
TCU athletic director Chris Del Conte said that coach Gary Patterson was given a new deal Sunday that will keep him as the TCU...
Via Fox Sports Southwest
December 16, 2014
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TCU RB Aaron Green On Why Horned Frogs Should Make CFB Playoff: “Because We’re The Best”
When arguing for TCU to earn a spot in the inaugural College Football Playoff, you could talk about how the Horned Frogs are 11-1, have won seven straight games and possess one of the country’s top-three offenses and top-20 defenses.
Or, you could take a simpler approach, the approach taken by TCU running back Aaron Green following his team’s blowout victory against Iowa State...
Via College Spun
December 06, 2014
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What’s The Matter With Beating Kansas? The View of TCU This Week
TCU remained in the middle of the College Football Playoff discussion by coming back to beat Kansas on Saturday. The win wasn’t emphatic, but it sure beats a loss. The Student Section editors discuss how that 34-30 win should affect TCU’s place in the sport’s pecking order.
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Very simply, should TCU fall in the standings?
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Contrary to what...
Via The Student Section
November 17, 2014
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Kansas Wide Receiver Tips Ball To Himself For Ridiculous TD Catch (GIF)
Kansas wide receiver Nigel King made what might have been Saturday’s play of the day against No. 4 TCU.
Two Horned Frogs defenders appeared to defend the pass and tip it out of bounds, but King was able to get a hand on it — multiple times — before finally making the grab and scampering toward the end zone.
The 78-yard touchdown reception gave the 3-6 Jayhawks an improbable...
College Football Playoff Rankings: TCU Cracks Top Four, Oregon No. 2
The selection committee has made its statement: No team in college football is safe, even those with perfect records.
The 12-member committee released its third playoff rankings Tuesday night, and the top four has shifted once again. One-loss Oregon continued its upward climb by shooting to No. 2, dropping undefeated Florida State to No. 3. TCU, meanwhile, moved into the fourth...
Ebola survivor Nina Pham glad to be back cheering on TCU
Just being back at a TCU football game was a reason to be thankful whether the Horned Frogs won or lost a top 10 showdown with Kansas State.
A month ago, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital nurse Nina Pham was an Ebola patient in isolation.
Saturday, the TCU alumna was surrounded by 45,000 at Amon G. Carter Stadium cheering on her alma mater.
"It's just a blessing and an honor...
Via Fox Sports Southwest
November 09, 2014
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The Horned Frogs Are Resilient Frogs — Trevone Boykin Led The Way
Auburn-Ole Miss was the most memorable game from the past weekend, but TCU’s 31-30 thriller over West Virginia rated a very close second. TCU and West Virginia both fought long uphill battles for respect in college football in the first decade of this century. Now in the Big 12, they created a compelling drama on Saturday, one which showed that they both belong in the world of...
Via The Student Section
November 03, 2014
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