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DEFCON 3 (opens the original)
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I didn’t attend Saturday’s game in Orlando against Central Florida. I never voluntarily visit America’s basement and am legally not allowed within 50 miles of a Disney World — long story, and it’s a matter of public record, so I won’t bore you with it here — but TCU lost, and it’s time to worry the Frogs might suck. Fort Worth fanatics are working with a limited sample size. For us purists, it’s been two games. The games against Grambling and Arkansas State don’t count, though even the victory o
Kicking and Spiking (opens the original)
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I’m as guilty as any of being swept under by the fall fervor of college football, but that’s not and shouldn’t be everyone’s be-all/end-all of collegiate sports during False Fall. TCU volleyball and women’s soccer are two of Fort Worth’s and the country’s premier programs that don’t often receive the recognition they deserve until late in their regular seasons or during tournament time. Frog soccer’s trajectory since coach Eric Bell was hired in late 2011 can only be described as steadily and co
Payne Cave (opens the original)
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Believe it or not, the most frustrating part of TCU’s Week Zero loss to North Carolina in Ireland wasn’t the loss itself. It’s that Fort Worth fans now have to wait the better part of a month to figure out if this team is mediocre, woefully bad, or just suffered key breakdowns. The Horned Frogs endured a week of somewhat embarrassing press after a locker-room incident inspired them to reject the media credentials of the city’s oldest daily paper, which was partially founded by the namesake of th
Four-Leaf Frogs (opens the original)
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Game week is here. Start Instacarting your Lucky Charms and Guinness to leave out for the leprechauns on Friday night as an offering to the American Football gods that the Horned Frogs find pots o’ gold buried deep in the endzones in Dublin, Ireland, on Saturday. The Frogs brutalized the Heels last season in their opener 48-14, as the offense scored one, two, and three touchdowns in corresponding quarters. Bill Belichick’s team managed a single score in the first and last only on their way to a
Fall Actually (opens the original)
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I feel it in my fingers. I feel it in my toes. Football is all around us, and so the feeling grows. It didn’t take long walking around my local high school’s campus to be reminded that the best part of the year is coming. Bands are in the parking lots sweating, drill teams are stepping along to odd counts, and football teams are either braving heat that feels like we’re nestled in the Devil’s taint or grinding in indoor practice facilities with garage doors open. No matter the particular facet t
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