Topic: Athletics

Purple is not one of the colors of the Olympic rings, but TCU was well-represented in China this August. With sprinters, swimmers and a pitcher, former and current Frogs came to compete and find the medal stand. Here’s a look at how the Purple and White did in striking gold.

Senior safety Stephen Hodge has even bigger plays in his sights this season.

  On the field, the Frogs were all business, limiting San Diego State to 31 yards rushing on Nov. 18. That stout defense was the trend all season, as TCU ranked as high as third nationally against the run. It helped carry the team to a second-place finish in the Mountain West and the program’s

Zach and Kewa Nichols help Frogs, Lady Frogs to Mountain West success.

Six-time TCU All-American Virgil Hodge will race for her home nation of St. Kitts and Nevis in Beijing.

In its second year, TCU Equestrian became the fastest to win an NCAA title in the 10-year history of the sport.

From middle relief to Friday night starter, sophomore Tyler Lockwood stabilizes Frogs’ season.

The new men’s basketball coach is the son of a New York City cop and admits he’s blue collar and more than a little intense. But he also thinks TCU’s potential is unlimited and the time to win is now.

Senior captain Franklin Corpening dreams of taking his game to the PGA Tour.

It’s the best finish ever in program history as three team members received All-American honors.