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TCU gets UCLA running back

College football's top workout warriors

Six East Texans picked in NFL Draft

If the season started now, Stephen Hodge would get more playing time than Jason Williams

TCU Football 2009: Players To Watch

Dallas Cowboys to hold workouts

Two more names surface for pre-draft visits

Beyond the X’s and O’s with TCU head coach Gary Patterson

TCU S Hodge a natural pass rusher

TCU Football Holds Pro Day

TCU hopes this is its year to crash the BCS

TCU coach impressed by BYU's Cummard

Horned Frogs gain speed with focus on playmakers

Ganado graduate has eyes on NFL

TCU kicker claims Rudy Award

TCU offensive coordinator Mike Schultz takes same job at Illinois

Hodge and Schlueter to play in All-Star Game

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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Pinal County Court Log, 7/2/09
Sentencings: Marcus Jackson, 21, of Florence was sentenced June 24 by Judge Pro Tem Henry Gooday to four years supervised probation after pleading guilty to burglary. Jackson was ordered to spend 120

Newspaper team wins 'celebrity' game
reporter Antonio Young and photographers Nicholas Holstein and Michelle Gannon. The team also included The Daily Journal's Marcus Jackson, Dave Dressler and Craig Campbell, as well as Brendan Olszewski, sports editor for the Bourbonnais Herald. Local

Teachers walk in the shoes of others during externship program, bring experience to classes
than 68 businesses signed up to be a part of the program and welcome the teachers. Dynamo Dynamics Marcus Jackson, a special education teacher at Atascocita High School, had the opportunity to work with the Houston Dynamo soccer team with five other

Teachers walk in the shoes of others during externship program
than 68 businesses signed up to be a part of the program and welcome the teachers. Dynamo Dynamics Marcus Jackson, a special education teacher at Atascocita High School, had the opportunity to work with the Houston Dynamo soccer team with five other

Teachers walk in the shoes of others during externship program
than 68 businesses signed up to be a part of the program and welcome the teachers. Dynamo Dynamics Marcus Jackson, a special education teacher at Atascocita High School, had the opportunity to work with the Houston Dynamo soccer team with five other

Teachers walk in the shoes of others during externship
than 68 businesses signed up to be a part of the program and welcome the teachers. Dynamo Dynamics Marcus Jackson, a special education teacher at Atascocita High School, had the opportunity to work with the Houston Dynamo soccer team with five other

Youth serving Montclair Prep, Notre Dame in boys' basketball
sophomore-to-be guard from West Ranch of Stevenson Ranch; Myles Rankin, a junior-to-be guard from Georgia and incoming freshman Marcus Jackson. Dees showed good leadership on the floor down the stretch against Knight and Jackson could develop into a top

Juneteenth Celebration, Parade Set Saturday
St. Louis Baptist Church, 4000 Frankston Highway. The concert will feature performances by the Hampton Sisters, the Rev. Marcus Jackson & New Five Ways of Joy, Broderick & Tabbotha McGee, Juilee Aires, North Tenneha Church of Christ Male Chorus and the

Washington Junior High School honor roll
Hailey Feldhahn, Mary Freeman, Jane Gray, Galloh Gwesinie, Hannah Hart, Samantha Hawkins, Andrea Hergert, Lashay Holloway, Naomi Howze, Marcus Jackson, Celeste Jimenez, KiAnna Jones, Anastasia Jones-Townser, Zoe Knowlin, Analisa Marceleno, Samantha

Man who allegedly robs cellphone store in suburban West Palm Beach leads cops on chase
it sped away on Beeline and hit another vehicle. The gold car ran off the road and stopped. Marcus Jackson, 33, of North Palm Beach, ran out of the car but was captured by K9 units at a railroad track nearby, according to the report. Deputies found a 9mm

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


Joe Glenn wasn't looking for a recount.

If the media has proven anything over the last few years it's that they don't have any idea what to make of Wyoming.

The Cowboys have been way overrated -- picked to finish third in the Mountain West Conference in 2005, they limped their way to last -- and underrated, turning the tables last year and moving up six slots from where they were tabbed at the league's Media Days.

Maybe as a safeguard, the media split the difference this year, placing UW right in the middle of the pack of the nine-team league -- preventing Glenn from ticking off another six-pack of "told-you-so's" at the end of the season.

"I wish we could move up six spots again this year," Glenn said earlier this week in Las Vegas. "Then we'd finish in first, plus one."

The math isn't all that important, but Glenn, tight end Wade Betschart and cornerback Michael Medina all echoed the same sentiment while representing the Cowboys last week in Las Vegas -- they don't look like a fifth-place team.

"Look where they picked us last year," Medina said. "We've got a lot of people coming back, we've got a lot of knowledge, and even the young guys are ready to step up.

"Guys like (safety) Quincy Rogers, he has already got several starts under his belt so he's not necessarily a rookie. He knows what he's doing."

Medina didn't sound as convinced that the same could be said of the media, taking issue with the polls and later wondering where all the Cowboys were on the preseason all-conference list.

Betschart was the lone UW representative on offense, and linebacker Ward Dobbs and cornerback Julius Stinson earned the only other nods for the Cowboys.

"Three is better than none," Medina said. "But I look at our team, and our running backs are going to be some of the best in the conference. Karsten (Sween) is going to be one of the best quarterbacks in the conference. Michael Ford, even Greg Bolling, who's going to be a stud, they're both going to be up there with the receivers.

"On the defensive side of the ball, we always play smash-mouth football. It's just like your friend who's always ready for a fight, you just tell him when and where and they'll show up."

That would be Sept. 1 at War Memorial Stadium when Virginia comes calling -- the first of four nonconference tests leading into the Cowboys' first shot at breaking down the preseason polls again.

"We're going to get right into it after (the nonconference schedule) and the bye, and that game against TCU is going to determine a lot in the conference right there," he said.

BECK BACKING: The experience is long gone.

But BYU isn't saying that all the talent went with its long-time quarterback John Beck to the NFL.

The defending league champs picked sophomore Max Hall, a transfer from Arizona State, to succeed the second-most successful passer in school history this spring. If they're going to go back-to-back, the onus will likely be on Hall to make a smooth transition from the scout squad to the first-team for the pass-happy Cougars.

"Our passing game depends quite a bit on timing, and we feel like having a lot of experienced receivers coming back will really help Max out in his role as quarterback," BYU senior receiver Matt Allen said. "A lot of our chemistry with John Beck came through practice and timing routes and getting on the same page between receivers and the quarterback.

"That's what we've been working on this summer with Max, and we've made a ton of progress in that area."

BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall said Hall was running away with the job late in the spring even before his main competition, junior college transfer Cade Cooper, suffered a season-ending injury to his foot.

"Max did a fantastic job in the spring, as did Cade, and it was great competition," Mendenhall said. "But Max created a little separation during the last week of practice.

"Max brings a competitive spirit, kind of a fiery demeanor, and a lot of confidence."

Just not much experience.

BITING THE BULLETS: Rocky Long doesn't have the answer, and there might not be an easy one.

But the New Mexico coach is pretty sure that making his quarterbacks face "live bullets" in practice isn't the cure for the Lobos' durability problems under center.

Long has had to use three quarterbacks in each of the last two seasons due to injuries, but he said it could easily be more if he makes them targets in practice -- a method sometimes used by coaches to instill toughness in signal-callers.

"I'm not going to make them live in practice, because they might get hurt there," he said. "They just don't know when to get rid of the ball, and they don't know when to throw it out of bounds, so they take hits that they shouldn't."

Those responsibilities -- and avoiding those hits and staying in the lineup -- fall to sophomore Donovan Porterie this season. Porterie took the reins midway through last season and was largely effective, leading a modest three-game winning streak and finishing his freshman campaign 71-for-133 for 967 yards and six touchdowns.

"They either have to get the ball gone and on time so they don't get hit, or the offensive line has to do a better job and protect them longer," Long said. "I think that comes with experience, and Donovan will be much better at getting rid of the ball."

PLUG AND PLAY: TCU has been in this seemingly precarious situation before.

And it always seems to work out just fine for Horned Frogs coach Gary Patterson.

There was the emergence of Tye Gunn in 2002. And the surprise contributions of Jeff Ballard in 2004.

The Horned Frogs must now replace Ballard at the helm, something Patterson was in no hurry to do in the spring with sophomore Marcus Jackson and freshman Andy Dalton battling for the job.

Both are qualified for the position, which entails little more than being a caretaker for an offense anchored around the conference's Preseason Offensive Player of the Year in Aaron Brown.

"I think that the quarterback position is important, but I think the quality of the offensive line (is even more important)," Patterson said. "We've been in this position before, and I have a lot of confidence."

"Probably the guy that'll be the one to start will be the guy who it's not necessarily what he can do, but when he steps in the huddle the rest of the offense plays better around him. Chemistry's a big deal to me. We won't ask our quarterbacks to go out and win the game like some offenses. Our whole thing is about managing the game and getting the ball in the hands of the people that are supposed to have it."

If Patterson gets that, like usual, it'll all work out just fine.

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Holle debuts for Phillies
mistake and that was the game.? For Holle, the change from being in the NCAA Super Regionals with TCU to the wood-bat NYCBL is going to take some getting used to but it?s a change the 6-foot-8 hurler is looking forward to. ?It?s definitely a

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Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth on a cool, crisp autumn afternoon, awaiting the start of another TCU Horned Frogs football game. What a great time of year and what a great game college football is. A game program, an unlit cigar, an icy soft drink

Olathe East's Settle throws out first pitch at Royals game
of glory behind him, Settle is prepared to work harder than hes ever worked in his life at TCU. Im just going to take every challenge as it comes and work every day for my spot, he said. Settle doesnt have a position set yet. Hell work out at

Half-century of Texas Football magazine: An interview with Dave Campbell
was James Saxton at Texas and Lance Alworth at Arkansas. So then the third year, Sonny Gibbs at TCU was labeled the tallest quarterback in the country ? I think he was 6-7. He had some great moments, and TCU had not been on the cover, so we put

Olathe Easts Settle throws out first pitch at Royals game
of glory behind him, Settle is prepared to work harder than hes ever worked in his life at TCU. Im just going to take every challenge as it comes and work every day for my spot, he said. Settle doesnt have a position set yet. Hell work out at

Frogs Keep It R.E.A.L.
the opportunity to work towards a prize - coming to the Sam Baugh Indoor Practice Facility here at TCU for their last day of sports camp. In order to get this prize, the kids had to show every aspect of R.E.A.L. each day we were there

Florida sweeps preseason magazine polls as No. 1
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