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TCU and coach Gary Patterson have one thing on their side this year that lets them change mid-game to match the opposing offense. Source: TCU football: How defense stays ‘half-step ahead’ | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

TCU might have expected to open the basketball season with ease against Louisiana-Monroe. Instead, the Horned Frogs got a reminder of how rings are earned. Source: TCU Louisiana Monroe college basketball score, recap Nov. 10, 2017 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

The TCU women’s soccer team makes a return appearance in the NCAA Tournament Friday night as it takes on Arizona in the opening round of the tournament. Game time at Murphey Field is set for 8 p.m. (CT). Source: GOFROGS.COM – Preview: NCAA Tournament At Arizona – TCU Horned Frogs Official Athletic Site

Unofficially, it started when Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley revealed a secret he could have easily kept. Source: TCU game critical as Mayfield’s Heisman chase reaches feverish pitch | | normantranscript.com

Race for Big 12 football title game will sort out Saturday Source: Bucking The Line: College football week 11 best bets

NOV 9, 2017 – The Sooners have given up 1,510 yards of total offense the past three games, but nearly two-thirds of that production has come in the first half. Source: Second-half adjustments working for Sooners’ defense | News OK

Arizona Wildcats, unbeaten since Oct. 5, ready to open NCAA Tournament against TCU Source: Arizona Wildcats, unbeaten since Oct. 5, ready to open NCAA Tournament against TCU | Wildcats | tucson.com

Competing for a conference championship and possible playoff spot again has made Gary Patterson a target of the coaching carousel, but he’s not going anywhere — probably. Source: TCU Horned Frogs coach Gary Patterson doesn’t need to leave

TCU basketball starts play after an off-season of climbing expectations following an NIT championship and 24 wins in Jamie Dixon’s first year as coach. Source: TCU enters basketball season with high expectations | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

TCU safety Niko Small said there were “a lot of phone calls” from former players last year concerned about the team’s traditionally strong defense. Source: TCU football: 2016 defense raised questions from ex players | Fort Worth Star-Telegram