Topic: Athletics

Training and Technique Help Improve Performance and Stave off Injury

Features | Topics: Athletics,Burnett School of Medicine,College of Fine Arts,Feature,Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

Izzy Ashdown on Olympic Aspirations and Finding Herself

Sports: Riff Ram | Topics: AddRan College of Liberal Arts,Athletics

  A lot of governments and corporations have proving grounds. They’re a place where products, weapons and theories are tested to see if they hold up. For Goodyear, it’s where tires go to be tested and stretched to the absolute limit. Some end in blowouts; some perform without incident and pass the test on their

It’s the exact middle of November in college football and it’s the Time of the Season (see The Zombies, 1964) when the outcomes of games decide big things — like bowl games and the College Football Playoff. Such is the situation with your TCU Horned Frogs. For the Purple and White, it’s a three-game season

Into the final 33-1/3 percent of the football season. After eight games, the Frogs are 4-4. Some nice wins. Disappointing losses. Homecoming heroics against Texas. And injuries that have left the Frogs in patch-up mode this week as they prepare for Baylor. The game against the Cowboys was a physical one that left the Frogs

If TCU’s offensive line is in sync from the start, it can take on UT’s struggling defense.

Look for the Wildcats to try to control the clock and the tempo.

Cooler weather and an agitated bunch of Iowa State Cyclones await the Frogs in their first Big 12 road game of the year.

TCU-Kansas gridiron meetups have a storied past, but what happens when Les Miles joins the party?

Fear not Frogs, the last two times (2005 and 2011) TCU lost to SMU, TCU went on to win 11 games in both seasons.