Spring 2010
Classic concentration
Senior relief pitcher Eric Marshall sharpens his ability to focus.
Sports: Riff Ram
Spring 2010
First Person: Swim Coach Richard Sybesma
Completing his 30th year at TCU, swimming coach Richard Sybesma brings enthusiasm and a passion
to a program he’s built over the decades. But this year and this squad, might just be his best one yet.
Spring 2010
Good as gold
Sophomore swimmer from Panama brings international experience to Frogs.
Summer 2009
Inside the locker room: Women’s Soccer
In spare moments away from studies and sports, the women’s soccer team decided to invest in the community. The result? In May, the team delivered a $7,000 check to Cook Children’s Hospital. The money was raised through a soccer clinic for children that was run by players on the team. “We’ve done a variety of
Winter 2006
An inside presence
“Old School” Kevin Langford gives the Frogs a legit player in the paint.
Spring 2009
First Person: author Dan Jenkins ’53
Our resident sports nut and historian Dan Jenkins ‘53 remembers 1938 better than last week’s fried chicken. That title year – and a lot more – is all in his new TCU Football Vault, which he essentially wrote for free.
Fall 2008
Sound advice
When the Horned Frogs hit the turf, fans around the world are listening in.
Fall 2008
Borrowed brilliance
The javelin was someone else’s but the hard work was all his.
Fall 2008
TCU Athletics opens Dutch Meyer Athletic Complex and Abe Martin Academic Enhancement Center
Renovated south end zone complex brings first-class meeting and office space, plus suites for lettermen and donors.
Fall 2008
Meet Mrs. P.
She’s not a “first lady” or an armchair quarterback, and she doesn’t want to know which players are in the coach’s doghouse. What does Kelsey Patterson want? “To love ’em up,” as her husband puts it.
