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TCU pulls rank over unbeaten Boise State

TCU will wear No. 45 helmet sticker in Baugh’s honor

Gleaton receives TCU’s McCammon Outstanding Squadman Award

Frogs Land Bowl Matchup With Boise State

Bumpas a Broyles Award Finalist

TCU stifles Air Force

TCU preparing for tough Air Force run game

TCU tries to compute BCS chances

Dalton leads TCU to blowout of UNLV

Sugar Bowl presence sweetens BCS chase for TCU Frogs

Horned Frogs annihilate No. 9 BYU, 32-7

TCU puts the clamp on Rams

Backup QB leads TCU past San Diego State

McCoy quietly making difference for Sooners

Mustangs Fall To TCU

TCU defense does its job

TCU's opening victory satisfying but not dazzling

Simulated noise helps TCU kicker get leg up on pressure

TCU, SMU players named to watch list for Butkus award

2008 Gridiron Camp Preview: Cornerbacks

TCU football players deal with the heat

Brock gives his word to TCU

Nealy holds TCU offer

Frogs add another O-lineman

SMU, TCU to play for Skillet through 2017

Nealy holds TCU offer

Tcu Inside Slant

TCU nabs ESPN 150 Watch List wide receiver Josh Boyce

Frogs after another small town gem

Frogs add to 2008 recruiting class

Phillips receives ESPN The Magazine honor

Home Cookin': Sac State to honor ex-football coach Mattos

Horned Frogs Add Local Talent Moss to 2008-09 Roster

Phillips and Hodge on Nagurski Trophy Watch List

Dave Parks Voted To The College Football Hall Of Fame

Four Frogs sign NFL free-agent contracts

For TCU in spring game, one touchdown is a sign of progress

TCU plays abbreviated spring game

Spring Sale set for Spring Game

Cowboys Mailbag: Former TCU standout Butler could provide help at corner

Patterson miked at practice

Waiting game

Frogs open seven-game home stand Tuesday

Frogs add to 2008 recruiting class

Falcons down 'Boys; UNM beats TCU

Tcu Inside Slant

Football recruit announces commitment to Nebraska

Lab safety Scott switches to TCU

High school football: Hardin County's Shutt plans to sign with TCU

Ex-Eagle gets shot to impress scouts

UT interviews Auburn defensive coordinator

Dalton, Watts lead TCU to 20-13 win over Houston in Texas Bowl

TCU, UH pursuing bigger payoffs in football

TCU-Houston Preview

Frogs shed rust, plan for busy December

BCS verdict puts TCU in Houston

Running back headed for the pros

TCU took some punches, came back like a champ

TCU 31, UNLV 10

Frogs stay upbeat over chances of bowl game

TCU 37, New Mexico 0

TCU's iffy QB situation could pose problems

Short week no advantage for either team

TCU-STANFORD BREAKDOWN

Wyoming holds off TCU 24-21

Offense gains momentum in win

QB issue aside, Frogs need to find the rest of the offense

Brock gives credit for his day to Bears

Blake returns, injured Brown sits

Dalton receives rave review for debut

OLD FOES MEET IN 2007 SEASON OPENER

Green quarterback to take snaps

True freshmen make a move

2007 Preview: TCU Horned Frogs

Cowboys don't feel like MWC's fifth-best

2007 Opponent Preview: TCU

Signal calls: Hot QB battles

Non-BCS Conference Preview

The Consensus: TCU is a Top 25 Team/Will Win the Mountain West

Breaking down the offense

No. 22 TCU 17, Baylor 7

TCU football announces its 2007 Leadership Council.



  
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Winder All-Stars win SRO basketball tourney
Trophy, which went to Octavious Watkins of the BSCO All-Stars. Playing for Winder in the championship game was Marcus Jackson, Troy Baker, Dray Harris, Jamonte Riden, Brandon Fleming, Jacob Foster, Nick Grovogel, Cedell Long, Sean White, Noel Gambou and

Brakes beat Malvern to stay top for Christmas
had a go, but were limited to half-chances as they struggled against a dominant midfield trio of Palmer, Marcus Jackson and Jai Stanley. Top scorer Bellingham was put through by Jamie Towers, only to be denied by a rapid advance from the goalkeeper.

Brakes halt brave Rovers
post. looked like making it to the break unscathed until Dormand failed to hold a stinging drive from Marcus Jackson and Jai Stanley pounced to break the deadlock on 39 minutes. A more attacking emerged for the second period and had the more clear-cut

Leamington 2 Bromsgrove Rovers 0
had a deflected drive parried before Liam Reynolds? dipping effort looped on to the roof of the net. Marcus Jackson goalbound shot was only palmed out by Dormand and the alert Stanley converted the rebound from inside the six yard area in the 37th

Leamington FC: Leamington 2 Bromsgrove Rovers 0
had a deflected drive parried before Liam Reynolds? dipping effort looped on to the roof of the net. Marcus Jackson goalbound shot was only palmed out by Dormand and the alert Stanley converted the rebound from inside the six yard area in the 37th

Broncos battle Horned Frogs in Poinsettia Bowl
on the ground this season, with Joseph Turner leading the pack with his 494 yards and 10 touchdowns. Marcus Jackson, Ryan Christian and Andy Dalton contributed a combined 16 rushing scores as well. While the squad tended to switch ball carriers on the

Saturday's Boys Basketball Box Scores
14. Totals 21 18-23 65. Sheldon Eric Williams 7, Jordan Kim 3, Charles Kennedy 3, Burnis Chambers 3, Marcus Jackson 22, Travis Cosgaya 3, Ramon Eaton 18, Tramaine Moore 19. Totals 25 24-30 80. Turlock 13 18 13 21 -- 65 Sheldon 23 20 16 21 -- 80 3-POINT

Supersub snatches victory for Atherstone from Sutton's grasp
was the busier and Leamington finally broke the visitors? resistance on 39 minutes. Dormand parried a shot from Marcus Jackson but Jai Stanley pounced to stab home the rebound. James Husband doubled the lead in the final minute, taking a pass from Luke

Kilcrease leads Pats to title, nabs Coach of Year honors | (7)
p.m. (Suggest removal) They will be alright next year. Rumors are they are getting Goshens running back, Marcus Jackson. He was all state in a ahsaa school and they are getting two pike county players. Post a comment (Terms of Use Policy

Brakes halt brave Rovers
half but were keeping the Brakes at bay until Jimmy Dormand failed to hold a stinging drive from Marcus Jackson and Stanley pounced to break the deadlock six minutes before the break. A more attacking Rovers emerged for the second period and arguably had

  
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Horned Frogs annihilate No. 9 BYU, 32-7


 
 

TCU used a pair of early touchdowns to jump to an early lead and a 32-7 win over ninth-ranked BYU Thursday night. A 21-yard field goal to start the second quarter, and a 12-yard touchdown reception to end it, gave the Frogs (7-1, 4-0 MWC) a 23-0 halftime lead, which they would not surrender.

Receivers scored TCU’s opening touchdowns, one a reception and the other a run. Jimmy Young scored first, capping off a two-play drive with a 25-yard touchdown catch of an Andy Dalton pass. Six minutes later receiver Jeremy Kerley scored on a 16-yard run after taking a direct snap from center Blake Schlueter.

Ross Evans kicked a 21-yard field goal and Walter Bryant made a 12-yard touchdown reception in the corner of the end zone to round out the Frogs’ first-half scoring. Evans missed the PAT kick after Bryant’s touchdown.

In addition to the balanced offensive attack, the Horned Frogs contained BYU quarterback Max Hall and the Cougar offense “ which had previously ranked among the best in the nation in several categories."

The TCU defense held Heisman Trophy hopeful Hall to 274 yards passing, and the BYU (6-1, 2-1 MWC) offense to just 23 rushing yards. The loss snapped BYU’s 16-game win streak, which had been the longest active streak in the nation. The BYU offensive line, which had only given up two sacks all season, gave up seven to the Horned Frogs.

The Cougars’ offense woke up in the second half with several long drives. After TCU’s Evans added a 31-yard field goal at 11:41 in the third quarter to extend the Frogs’ lead to 26-0, Hall marched BYU down the field on a 15-play, 72-yard drive. Hall scored from 2 yards out on a fourth-and-goal run with 4:26 in the third quarter to make the score 26-7.

The Frogs answered with an 11-play, 76-yard drive. Joseph Turner ran in from 5 yards for the touchdown, but Evans missed his second PAT kick of the game. The Frogs led at the end of three quarters, 32-7.

BYU drove to the TCU 11-yard line, but Nick Sanders intercepted a fourth-down Hall pass for a touchback. BYU’s next drive also went deep into TCU territory, but defensive end Jerry Hughes forced a fumble and the Frogs recovered with 7:10 left in the game and were able to run out the clock.

Former Brownwood Lion Bart Johnson had one catch for 13 yards.

TCU will host Wyoming on Oct. 25.

 

 

 

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Bowl pairings add to BCS nonsense
coach Nick Saban is certainly aware by now, that includes both BCS and non-BCS conferences. Utah beat a TCU team that was ranked No. 12 at the time; a No. 14-ranked BYU, Michigan, an Oregon State team that beat Southern Cal, and beat Alabama worse than

Utah completes perfect season with win over Tide in Sugar Bowl
and the only to complete the perfect season. Boise State was 12-0 before dropping a 17-16 decision to TCU in the Poinsettia Bowl on December 23. Copyright 2009 The Sports Network All rights reserved Email To Friend Digg It!

Scoreboard, 1/4/09
St. 122, Northwestern St. 73 St. Bonaventure 68, Cent. Arkansas 58 Stephen F.Austin 69, Jarvis Christian 46 TCU 81, Colorado St. 67 Texas A&M 57, McNeese St. 52 Texas St. 98, Schreiner 57 Tulsa 67, Northeastern St. 44 MIDWEST Bowling Green 65,

COL FB: Utah 31, Alabama 17
country without a loss. They kept their unbeaten season going by scoring in the final minute to defeat TCU, which went on to hand Boise State its only setback of the season in their bowl game. Utah took a 21-0 lead in the first 11 minutes and then

Head Butt: At 13-0, Should Utah Be No. 1?
and Alabama they beat them. OK, so their MWC schedule was weak, but they beat ranked teams in TCU and Brigham Young. And when they had an opportunity against a top-ranked team, the Utes won handily. Would Utah have been unbeaten against an SEC or Big 12

Technology Resources takes steps to thwart 'phishing'
information security services. Phishing e-mails appear to be from banks, an organization such as eBay or even from TCU asking for personal information and passwords, Mayne said. TCU receives about 140,000 e-mails per day and of those, 4,000 to 5,000 are

Gundy searches for coordinator
candidates at OSU. They are Tyrone Nix of Ole Miss, Bill Young of Miami (Fla.), Dick Bumpas of TCU and Greg Hudson of East Carolina. Nix, 36, just completed his first season as the Ole Miss coordinator. He spent one year at South Carolina and 10 seasons

FOOTBALL: How the top 25 have fared in bowl games (0)
Mississippi 47-34) 8. Penn State (lost to No. 5 USC 38-24) 9. Boise State (lost to No. 11 TCU 17-16) 10. Ohio State (vs. No. 3 Texas on Monday) 11. TCU (defeated No. 9 Boise State 17-16) 12. Cincinnati (lost to No. 19 Virginia Tech 20-7) 13. Oklahoma

Without a playoff, what's the point?
days, I expect, the Mountain West will receive its BCS membership card. And then Utah and BYU and TCU are going to get even better, because although the BCS may not produce a national champion that everybody is comfortable with, its money does pay for

Rebels squeeze out 60-58 win to open conference play
I?ll be 90 percent. I?ll be able to get to the basket, like usual.? UNLV plays TCU at Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday afternoon. The player who got to the basket with regularity Saturday night was New Mexico senior Daniel Faris, a 6-9, 245-pound

  
 
   
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