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If there were a game tomorrow, a sophomore from Colleyville would probably be kicking the field goals and PATs for TCU, coach Gary Patterson said. Source: TCU football: Frogs may have found their new kicker | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

A towel hung over Josh Doctson’s head as he emerged from a tent at Redskins training camp last week. Practice had just ended as head coach Jay Gruden approached his Source: Chiropractor the latest step in Josh Doctson’s quest for health | Redskins | newsadvance.com

Source: College Sports: Gary Patterson’s magic returns in the form of double-digit wins, other bold predictions for TCU | SportsDay

Source: TCU basketball scorekeeper assigns opposing players character names from The Office

The Horned Frogs’ latest Aussie opponent showed up without a roster for the scorebook, so the TCU statistician took matters into his own hands. Source: TCU Horned Frogs beat ‘no-name’ team to go 4-0 in Australia | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Frogs Unselfish in 107-81 Win Source: GOFROGS.COM – Frogs Unselfish in 107-81 Win – TCU Horned Frogs Official Athletic Site

The TCU women’s basketball team moved to 3-0 in Australia with a 79-64 win over the NITP All-Stars at the Marcellin College Gym on Sunday. Source: GOFROGS.COM – Balanced Effort Pushes TCU to 3-0 Down Under – TCU Horned Frogs Official Athletic Site

John Diarse has embraced the fact that he’s looked at as a leader for TCU Source: Senior wide receiver John Diarse will be counted on as a leader for TCU this year.

Australian native Kouat Noi, who played with his father watching, scored 20 points for the TCU Horned Frogs. Six Frogs scored in double figures. Source: TCU Frogs men’s basketball vs. Melbourne All Stars, Aug. 12, 2017 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Former NCAA national champion and TCU track and field alum Lorraine Ugen competed in the International Association Athletics Federation World Championships in London on Friday. Competing in the long jump, Ugen reached the finals where she finished fifth. Source: GOFROGS.COM – Ugen Finishes Fifth in London – TCU Horned Frogs Official Athletic Site