Category: News
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AP: TCU needs to be more emotional in non-Big 12 game vs. SMU
AP: TCU needs to be more emotional in non-Big 12 game vs. SMU The Associated Press DALLAS – Other than getting a victory, TCU coach Gary Patterson was far from satisfied because of what he perceived as a lack of emotion from his Horned Frogs in their Big 12 opener. Now they play their final…
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FWST: 6 under-the-radar players helping power TCU early
FWST: 6 under-the-radar players helping power TCU early By Carlos Mendez [email protected] Kenny Hill is off to a fast start with six touchdown runs and four touchdown passes for TCU. Kyle Hicks, too. He has five touchdown runs. Linebackers Ty Summers, Sammy Douglas and Travin Howard are first, second and third on the team in…
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FWST: Texas A&M needs to play Texas, but TCU can drop SMU
FWST: Texas A&M needs to play Texas, but TCU can drop SMU By [big steaming pile] [email protected] Driving on Interstate 30 toward downtown Dallas, Reunion Tower was lit up in SMU’s red and blue while one of the nearby towers that is outlined in lights was dressed in a purple glow. This means someone —…
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FWST: TCU ex Mike Renfro will be inducted into SWC Hall of Fame
http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/big-12/texas-christian-university/article103551117.html#storylink=cpy FWST: TCU ex Mike Renfro will be inducted into SWC Hall of Fame By David Humphrey [email protected] Former TCU football star Mike Renfro will be inducted into the Southwest Conference (SWC) Hall of Fame Class of 2016 on Monday at the Hilton Fort Worth Downtown Hotel. Also being inducted in the nine-member class are…
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GoFrogs: Moore Nominated for Courage Award
http://www.gofrogs.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/092116aaa.html GoFrogs: Moore Nominated for Courage Award DALLAS — TCU football safety Caylin Moore has been announced as this week’s nominee for the 2016 Capital One Orange Bowl-FWAA Courage Award. Moore, a redshirt senior safety, has overcome a number of obstacles in earning an academic scholarship at TCU, from growing up in inner-city Los Angeles…
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GoFrogs: Pin Hitters Lead Volleyball to Win
http://www.gofrogs.com/sports/w-volley/recaps/092116aaa.html GoFrogs: Pin Hitters Lead Volleyball to Win Final Stats | Photo Gallery FORT WORTH, Texas – The pin hitters led the way on Wednesday night as the TCU volleyball team put together a 3-1 (25-14, 22-25, 25-13, 25-14) victory over Texas Tech to open Big 12 Conference play in front of a sold out crowd…
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Today’s U: New TCU commit Garret Wallow a well-rounded safety prospect
Today’s U: New TCU commit Garret Wallow a well-rounded safety prospect By Andrew Kulha Safety recruit Garret Wallow could have chosen any of several big-time college football programs, but TCU ended up the big winner in his recruitment. Wallow, from New Orleans, (John Curtis), committed to the Horned Frogs this past weekend, becoming just the eighth member…
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DMN: Separation of politics and expansion? The two together aren’t always helpful for Big 12 membership
DMN: Separation of politics and expansion? The two together aren’t always helpful for Big 12 membership By Chuck Carlton , Staff Writer Contact Chuck Carlton on Twitter: @ChuckCarltonDMN Before he became a politician, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick was a sportscaster and talk show host. As this week showed, old habits are hard to break.…
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FWST: TCU preview: Frogs surging on offense, SMU rising defensively
FWST: TCU preview: Frogs surging on offense, SMU rising defensively By Jimmy Burch [email protected] Â TCU (2-1) at SMU (2-1) When, where: 7 p.m. Friday, Gerald J. Ford Stadium TV: ESPN TCU attempts to retain possession of the Iron Skillet for a fifth consecutive season in its longtime rivalry with SMU. The contest marks the final…
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FWST: TCU receiver Emanuel Porter jumping on his chance to make plays
FWST: TCU receiver Emanuel Porter jumping on his chance to make plays By Carlos Mendez [email protected]  It was a nice catch — a very nice catch, plucked out of the air between two defenders while his body turned, then pulled in and secured after a tumble to the ground at the 1-yard line — but…
