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Lifelong Frog
TCU didn’t plan to start QB Max Duggan as a true freshman. But it’s been working out.
BY DREW DAVISON
Max Duggan isn’t TCU’s starting quarterback if junior Mike Collins stays healthy. Or if Shawn Robinson doesn’t transfer to Missouri. Or if Justin Rogers recovers fully from a severe knee injury sustained in high school.
TCU coach Gary Patterson rattled off a number of scenarios where Duggan likely would’ve been in line for a redshirt season rather than starting as a true freshman earlier this week. But, make no mistake, Patterson has no complaints with how it’s unfolded to this point.
Duggan has gone through the expected growing pains as an inexperienced quarterback at the college level, but has shown signs of being the future face of TCU football. He’ll be back under center for his eighth start at Texas Tech on Saturday.
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