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Lifelong Frog
Outbreak forced TCU football to go to Plan E. But Patterson focuses on silver lining.
By Drew Davison
Plan A, B, C and D haven’t worked out for TCU to open its football season. Now it’s on to the fifth option.
The Horned Frogs gathered for summer workouts in June believing they would be starting the season at Cal on Sept. 5. Then, once the Pac-12 initially went to a conference-only schedule before postponing it entirely, the Frogs were linked to playing a Week Zero game at UNLV on Aug. 29.
The UNLV game fell apart when the Big 12 opted for a “plus-one” scheduling model and the Mountain West postponed its season. Then it looked like TCU might open the season against Tennessee Tech on Sept. 12 until that game was scratched when the Ohio Valley postponed its season.
Read more here: https://www.star-telegram.com/sport...niversity/article245538400.html#storylink=cpy
By Drew Davison
Plan A, B, C and D haven’t worked out for TCU to open its football season. Now it’s on to the fifth option.
The Horned Frogs gathered for summer workouts in June believing they would be starting the season at Cal on Sept. 5. Then, once the Pac-12 initially went to a conference-only schedule before postponing it entirely, the Frogs were linked to playing a Week Zero game at UNLV on Aug. 29.
The UNLV game fell apart when the Big 12 opted for a “plus-one” scheduling model and the Mountain West postponed its season. Then it looked like TCU might open the season against Tennessee Tech on Sept. 12 until that game was scratched when the Ohio Valley postponed its season.
Read more here: https://www.star-telegram.com/sport...niversity/article245538400.html#storylink=cpy
