Topic: Athletics

    Thirty-two years ago today, No. 12 TCU hosted No. 10 Texas in a Southwest Conference showdown. It was a cold, gray and misty November day, and I remember the waterfall of noise in the stadium as I teed up the ball to kick off. You could feel it. The Frogs trailed at the

Time to take that 83-mile trip down I-35 to visit the Baylor Bears. Along the way, don’t forget to stop in West (known as West Station back in the old days) for some kolaches and myriad other treats. Remember the pimento cheese sandwiches. Our crew will be making its traditional stop at George’s in Waco

The defense came on strong, but the Frogs fell short in another thriller.

Wow, seems like yesterday Brian Estridge and I were trying not to lose our minds while the Frogs were trying not to lose to the Red Raiders last year in Lubbock. On fourth-and-goal from the Tech 4-yard line, Trevone Boykin, Josh Doctson and Aaron Green teamed up for what’s now known as “The Divine Deflection”

The purple shirt did not work. What did?

The second half of the season kicks off tomorrow at West Virginia. And it’s a BIG challenge. Make no mistake. West Virginia is 5-0 and rolling. A win would huge for the Frogs. The Mountaineers jumped from No. 20 in the polls to No. 12 in one week by virtue of the beat-down they put

With an open week for the Frogs, a lot of us outside of the TCU Football team turn our attention to catching up on things away from the field – errands, home repairs or just spending time with family. My “To Do” list changed late Saturday night when I arrived back home from the Kansas game. I

The Frogs and Jayhawks seem to like close scores

Good Friday to you. The rain is very nice, and cooler temps are on the way. Maybe the weather will help the Rangers wash away memories of yesterday’s 10-1 playoff loss to Toronto and the cool off the Blue Jays’ hot bats? Better luck to the Rangers today. I went to the first Rangers game