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Miles with 6/6/10 for the U.S. tonight as they finish group play undefeated (defeating Mexico by 56). She hasn't put up a lot of points but has shot above 50% in every game--unlike Hidalgo, who had another sub-30% outing. Ten assists was a record for U.S. Americup play--with only 1 turnover...

Yep. Given the TPI guys' analytical expertise, what stood out to me is how sensitive they are to the mental/emotional side of things. The specialist (a) supported Hoge's instructor, (b) took pains to not mess with the strength of Tom's game, (c) gave him a repeatable process to get into...

Congrats to Jacob Skov Oleson for advancing through final qualifying for the Open Championship at Burnham and Berrow with an 8-under 134. He'll be teeing it up at Royal Portrush later this month. https://www.theopen.com/qualification/final-qualifying/burnham-berrow (Yes, he transferred. But he...

Checking in on U.S. Amateur qualifiers, a bunch of which were held yesterday. Former Frog Travis Woolf qualified in Abilene with a 2-under 69 Son of Frog Conner Henry qualified in Edmond with a 2-under 68 Current Frog Charlie Wylie is the first alternate in Mont Belvieu with a 1-under 70

40-minute deep dive on Tom Hoge, premier ball striker, working with Greg Rose at the Titleist Performance Center to transform his driver swing and pick up some speed. Is there a bet involved? It's Tom Hoge--what do you think?

Miles posted 9/7/8 on 60% shooting and led the U.S. in +/- and efficiency in an 18-point win over Puerto Rico Monday evening. Americans led by just one at half. Some impressive passing highlights for Miles in this game and especially in the game against Colombia.

An older thread about his signing: https://forum.killerfrogs.com/index.php?threads/evans-royal-article-about-his-signing-with-tcu-in-1968.198545/

Looks like half the A&M team is coming to Fort Worth.

Miles with 11 points, 8 boards and 8 assists in USA's 37-point win over Colombia. https://www.usab.com/news/2025/06/usa-defeat-colombia-80-43-in-second-game-of-2025-fiba-womens-americup She's also very efficient, shooting 7 of 12 from the field through two games (whereas her former backcourt...

USA won its Americup opener comfortably on Saturday, defeating Chile by 61. Miles led the team in minutes played and assists. She had 6 points, 7 assists, 4 boards and 2 steals in 20 minutes. https://www.fiba.basketball/en/events/fiba-womens-americup-2025/games/121434-CHI-USA#boxscore

And today Morikawa fires his caddie. Greiner put JT back in the winner's circle a few weeks ago at the Heritage, so someone will pick him up.

Ah yes, here it is. @tcudoc wins again. http://forum.killerfrogs.com/index.php?threads/247-sports-spivey-enrolls-at-tcu-instead-of-asu.228016/post-3025457

This is the dawning of the age of Geor'Quarius. Somebody probably said that when the Frogs signed him...but that's long enough ago to recycle it.

Good interview brought down with the interviewer asking her about "the big move down to Dallas." Sigh. Seemed like two things inspired her to choose the Frogs: The opportunity to have fun and rekindle joy. That's as much an indictment of the culture at Notre Dame as it is a credit to TCU and...

Frogs weren't great that year (1983-'84) -- Browder and Arnold had graduated and Killer was rebuilding. That was also Jamie Dixon's freshman year. Guards were the strength of the team, with Brooks and Dixon spelling starters Dennis Nutt and Tracy Mitchell. SWC had some dominant big men that...