Spring 2016
Q&A with Evan Skoug, TCU Baseball catcher
One of the heroes from last year’s club, Skoug returns after leading the Horned Frogs in home runs, doubles and runs batted in as a freshman.
Sports: Riff Ram
Summer 2011
First Person: Kyle Winkler
The tough-minded junior right-handed pitcher was among four Horned Frogs taken in the Major League Baseball Draft in June. But will he go pro or return for a senior season at TCU? One of Frogs’ aces talks about his future and the 2011 season.
Summer 2011
In my day, I could play: Curtis Modkins ’93 (MLA ’97)
Offensive coordinator with the Buffalo Bills, former TCU running back is working hard, even if the NFL lockout is going strong.
Winter 2011
First Person with … volleyball coach Prentice Lewis
Women’s volleyball started a school-record 13-0, racked up 25 wins and finished third in the MWC, but they just missed the NCAA Tournament. Coach Lewis reflects on the year and motherhood.
Winter 2012
In my day, I could play . . . Fred Taylor ’48
Fred Taylor ’48
Winter 2012
Inside the program . . . Equipment Services
Travel trailer
Winter 2012
First person … basketball coach Trent Johnson
In April, TCU named Trent Johnson as the 21st head coach of the men’s basketball program. Known as a program builder, he talked about guiding the Frogs as they enter the Big 12.
Summer 2013
Where Are They Now … baseball player Matt Carpenter ’09
Matt Carpenter ’09 played in his first Major League Baseball All-Star Game in the midst of an impressive second season with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Summer 2013
Greener pastures for Amon G. Carter Stadum
For the first time in 21 seasons, Amon G. Carter has its surface taken out and sodded again.
Summer 2013
First Person … runner Charles Silmon
In June, Charles Silmon became the NCAA’s fastest man and the second TCU athlete ever to win a national title in the 100 meters. But his dreams are much bigger.
