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TCU opens Big 12 play with a 4-2 win after Luken Baker’s two-run homer in the eighth lifts the Horned Frogs past Kansas State. Augie Mihlbauer and closer Durbin Feltman were dominant in the final 3 1/3 innings to close it out. Source: NCAA baseball: TCU Horned Frogs vs. Kansas State Wildcats | Fort Worth…

TCU trailed by as many as 14 points, but completed the comeback in an 81-72 win over New Mexico at Dreamstyle Arena in the WNIT Round of 16 on Thursday night. Source: GOFROGS.COM – TCU Comes Back and Advances in WNIT – TCU Horned Frogs Official Athletic Site

Source: TCU’s offensive line still has work to do according to Gary Patterson

Source: TCU HC Gary Patterson says his young players are stepping up this spring with veteran players missing practice

Source: UNM season ends with loss in WNIT | Albuquerque Journal

For the first time ever, the TCU women’s basketball has won three postseason games to reach the WNIT quarterfinals with an 81-72 win at New Mexico Thursday night. Source: TCU women win third postseason game for first time | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

TCU’s 2018 recruiting class may have been the top-rated group in Horned Frogs’ history but the 2017 class, beginning with spring practice, appears poised to assert itself this season. Source: TCU’s 2017 recruiting class is poised to shine this fall | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

TCU football coach Gary Patterson barely had time to breath while coaching linebackers the past two seasons. He says he’s in a better place now after a staff shake up took linebackers off his plate. Source: TCU football coach Gary Patterson in better mood after staff changes | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

The Big 12 Conference is using a pitch clock this season to make sure the pace of play remains steady. TCU coach Jim Schlossnagle said his pitchers, and most in the Big 12, already work fast enough. Source: TCU must deal with new pitch clock in Big 12 baseball opener | Fort Worth Star-Telegram

TCU football has, by and large, followed a cycle of success that includes two strong years followed by a down year. If history holds under coach Gary Patterson, 2018 should be another strong season for the Horned Frogs. Source: TCU football has followed two-year cycles of success | Fort Worth Star-Telegram