FWST: QB Kenny Hill ready to write a happy new chapter at TCU

BY GIL LEBRETON [email protected]

The first thing Gary Patterson wanted to know, Kenny Hill recalled, was what happened at Texas A&M.

The whole story. The 5-0 start. The three-game collapse. The two-game suspension. The night the police found him drunk and passed out outside of a College Station bar.

The tale, as it were, of “Kenny Trill.”

There was no reason for Kenny Hill to be anything less than truthful, a wise friend had told him, because this was Patterson and, “Trust me — he already knows.”

“That was tough, because I didn’t really want to talk about it,” Hill said Wednesday on the eve of the start of TCU’s fall practice. “I didn’t want to have to think about what happened at A&M anymore. I was trying to move on.”