Category: News
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GoFrogs: TCU Can’t Solve K-State Wednesday
http://www.gofrogs.com/sports/m-baskbl/recaps/030216aab.html TCU Can’t Solve K-State Wednesday Box Score |  USATSI Gallery MANHATTAN, Kan. – Chauncey Collins scored in double-figures Wednesday, but TCU dropped a 79-54 decision to K-State inside Bramlage Coliseum. Game Rewind Collins led the Horned Frogs on the night, scoring 11 points. Malique Trentfollowed, tallying seven points and four steals. With his four steals, Trent, who coming into Wednesday…
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GoFrogs: W. Tennis Takes Down UNT, 6-1
http://www.gofrogs.com/sports/w-tennis/recaps/030216aaa.html TCU Takes Down UNT, 6-1 Final Stats |  Photo Gallery FORT WORTH, Texas (March 2, 2016) - The No. 60 TCU women’s tennis team opened the month of March by picking up their second straight victory of the season with a 6-1 win over No. 68 North Texas on Wednesday night at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis…
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FWST: Slow-starting and cold-shooting, TCU swamped in Big 12 road finale
FWST: Slow-starting and cold-shooting, TCU swamped in Big 12 road finale BY CARLOS MENDEZ [email protected] MANHATTAN, KAN.  – Sometimes the ball doesn’t go down for TCU. Usually, it’s on the road. TCU shot 33.3 percent for the second time in a Big 12 road game this year, falling 79-54 at Kansas State on Wednesday night. The…
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FWST: TCU’s Zahna Medley makes all-Big 12 first team
FWST: TCU’s Zahna Medley makes all-Big 12 first team Star-Telegram TCU senior guard Zahna Medley has been named a first-team All-Big 12 selection for the third time in her career. The league announced the teams Wednesday. Horned Frogs sophomore guard AJ Alix was named an honorable mention selection. The All-Big 12 honors are chosen by…
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GoFrogs: TCU Notches Fourth Shutout; Tops UTRGV 13-0
http://www.gofrogs.com/sports/m-basebl/recaps/030116aab.html TCU Notches Fourth Shutout; Tops UTRGV 13-0 Final Stats |  Photo Gallery FORT WORTH – No. 7 TCU rolled to its seventh straight victory with a 13-0, seven-inning victory over UT Rio Grande Valley on Tuesday night. Cam Warner hit his first career home run in the win. The Rundown Two batters into the bottom of the first, TCU…
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Huffington Post: A taste of the millennial perspective on TCU campus
Huffington Post: A taste of the millennial perspective on TCU campus Ali StrattonContributing Political Reporter In light of “Super Tuesday,” the most important date thus far of the 2016 primary elections, we drove to the Texas Christian University campus today in Fort Worth, Texas, to get millennial students’ perspectives on the imminent elections. We arrived…
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DMN: TCU’s winners and losers at the NFL combine, from Trevone Boykin to Josh Doctson
DMN: TCU’s winners and losers at the NFL combine, from Trevone Boykin to Josh Doctson By Adam Grosbard, Staff Writer Contact Adam Grosbardon Twitter:@AdamGrosbard The NFL draft combine is over, with six Horned Frogs participating this year. Let’s take a look at the winners and losers from the four-day event. Winners Josh Doctson. The Horned Frogs’ stud wide…
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Shreveport Times: Big 12 looks unpredictable again
Shreveport Times: Big 12 looks unpredictable again Paul Myerberg, Gannett Oklahoma’s appearance in the College Football Playoff eased concerns in Big 12 Conference circles about the league’s viability in the new postseason format. There are still vocal advocates for expansion — see Oklahoma president David Boren, who in January called the league “disadvantaged†for its lack…
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Sports Talk Florida: Projecting Trevon Boykin As A WR Is Dangerous, Insensitive
Sports Talk Florida: Projecting Trevon Boykin As A WR Is Dangerous, Insensitive Brandon Howard TCU quarterback Trevon Boykin took the time to speak with reporters in Indianapolis following his on-field workout at the Combine. After answering questions about his off-the-field incident which caused him to miss the Alamo Bowl, he was subsequently peppered with questions…
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NFL.com: Josh Doctson offers high fantasy ceiling potential
NFL.com: Josh Doctson offers high fantasy ceiling potential By Matt Harmon NFL.com NFL Fantasy Associate writer/editor Not many receivers were as statistically dominant in the early part of the college football season as TCU’s Josh Doctson. A wrist injury shortened the remainder of his final year in school, but Doctson still piled up 1,326 yards and…
