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Reasonable question. No. TCU for 24 years now. Had great burgers at Kincaid’s yesterday before the game. Thanks to all of you for the good input. Go Frogs!

Coming into town for the OSU game. Looking for a good burger place. Remember a great place near Camp Bowie and University area. Don’t remember the name. It was a big joint with a lot of customers and memorabilia. Maybe it closed. Would appreciate your suggestions. Thanks.

A great read!

Definitely! Had we made a decent percentage of our free throws, we would have had a double-digit win. Looking at the stats of the Houston loss to Iowa State, the Cyclones won by only four points, but made 18 of 22 foul shots, 10 more than the Cougars made. You need to make Houston pay for...

Right. That was perfect!

Yes, of course, defense alone doesn't win championships. You can't rely on them to score all your points. Maybe it's something about the water in the Hawkeye State. The rival school in Iowa City is becoming legendary for playing only defensive football.

TCU's team defense for this season ranked 10th in the Big 12 for total yards allowed per game at 408. Following TCU were BYU, Baylor, Oklahoma State, and Houston, last at 424 YPG allowed. OSU was just ahead of Houston at 423 YPG and would have been last at 442 YPG had the championship game...

...if TCU decides to go that route. Below are capsule summaries for two current defensive coordinators, both from the ACC. I selected them based on their past performance. You can easily Google them to learn about each one in much more detail: > Tyler Santucci, DC/LB at Duke since January...

TCU better have a replacement plan in place and fully active now. A number of coaches are already coming and going. New head coaches might well bring their DC with them, assuming they are good and possibly instrumental in the head coaches' hiring.

Yes. There were only a couple times when more than three rushed, and while those results were effective, the Frogs immediately returned to their static 3-3-5. I watched a lot of football over the weekend and saw no team play a defensive front like TCU does. As Coach Chris Petersen said...

Like the Dr. Pepper commercial: "Every year, I fall for the preseason hype!"

Normally the full contact practice the day after a game would be a good idea, but according to Coach, the practices have always been good. We get into that insanity area. Theoretically, we need to play an actual game the day after a game to get a real picture. I would suggest that Coach Dykes...

Like the guy on the Dr. Pepper commercial, I fell for that preseason hype, too.

Sad to see the RB give so much effort while often receiving so little from his teammates.

Very surprised to see those blocked field goals tonight. As the TV commentator mentioned tonight before the last blocked kick, a long field goal attempt normally requires a flatter trajectory than normal to cover the extra distance. Still, you don't see many kicks blocked by a jumping...

Very good, exciting game between these two college football powers on Saturday night. In the final drive of the game, the Buckeyes played motivated and smart. Thanks, in part, to some decisions by the Irish defense, OSU won. Around the one-minute mark remaining in the game and the Buckeyes...

I totally agree. I watched a lot of Colorado footage before game day because it was available. TCU video was mostly press conference type sessions with individual players. I tried to rationalize the difference, too. Even the Colorado guy who was allowed to take footage of the Frogs practice...

You have to credit the whole Colorado team with their win today, regardless of TCU's contribution to it. As hot as it was on the field, their team never seemed to let it affect them. Most TCU fans were kind of counting on that hot weather wearing down the "under-manned" Buffs in the second...

Much can be discussed about last night's game between the Frogs and the Zags. They were two talented, well-matched teams, each deserving a place in the Sweet 16. Looking at the stats, the bottom line shows that each team attempted 67 field goals and made 30. Of those 67 shots, each team...

Agree. Receiving kickoffs doesn't seem to be organized. The deep man catches the ball and then makes a split second decision on what to do. Are there better options than putting all the responsibility on the player who must first focus on catching the ball? The return decision needs to be...