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Lifelong Frog

2026 TCU Countdown to Kickoff: 22 Days Until Horned Frog Football​

Aaron Green ran for over 2,500 yards and 22 touchdowns in his career as a Frog.

Russell Hodges

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TCU football is moving closer to its 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 29. As the Countdown to Kickoff continues, we’ll highlight a former Horned Frog whose jersey number coincided with the number of days remaining until the opener. At No. 22 is former TCU running back Aaron Green!

Read the rest at https://www.frogsowar.com/big12-foo...to-kickoff-22-days-until-horned-frog-football
 

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Lifelong Frog

2026 TCU Countdown to Kickoff: 21 Days Until Horned Frog Football​

Bud Clark​

Russell Hodges

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TCU football is moving closer to its 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 29. As the Countdown to Kickoff continues, we’ll highlight a former Horned Frog whose jersey number coincided with the number of days remaining until the opener. At No. 21 is former TCU defensive back Bud Clark!

Read the rest at https://www.frogsowar.com/big12-foo...to-kickoff-21-days-until-horned-frog-football
 

TopFrog

Lifelong Frog

2026 Countdown to Kickoff: 20 Days Until Horned Frog Football​

Jack Spikes was both an All-Southwest Conference player and an All-American at TCU.

Russell Hodges

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TCU football is moving closer to its 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 29. As the Countdown to Kickoff continues, we’ll highlight a former Horned Frog whose jersey number coincided with the number of days remaining until the opener. At No. 20 is former TCU running back Jack Spikes!

Read the rest at https://www.frogsowar.com/big12-foo...to-kickoff-20-days-until-horned-frog-football
 

tcudoc

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2026 TCU Countdown to Kickoff: 22 Days Until Horned Frog Football​

Aaron Green ran for over 2,500 yards and 22 touchdowns in his career as a Frog.

Russell Hodges

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TCU football is moving closer to its 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 29. As the Countdown to Kickoff continues, we’ll highlight a former Horned Frog whose jersey number coincided with the number of days remaining until the opener. At No. 22 is former TCU running back Aaron Green!

Read the rest at https://www.frogsowar.com/big12-foo...to-kickoff-22-days-until-horned-frog-football
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tcudoc

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2026 TCU Countdown to Kickoff: 21 Days Until Horned Frog Football​

Bud Clark​

Russell Hodges

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TCU football is moving closer to its 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 29. As the Countdown to Kickoff continues, we’ll highlight a former Horned Frog whose jersey number coincided with the number of days remaining until the opener. At No. 21 is former TCU defensive back Bud Clark!

Read the rest at https://www.frogsowar.com/big12-foo...to-kickoff-21-days-until-horned-frog-football
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TopFrog

Lifelong Frog

2026 TCU Countdown to Kickoff: 19 Days Until Horned Frog Football​

Jared Wiley spent two seasons at TCU and was an All-Big 12 First Team selection in 2023.

by Russell Hodges

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TCU football is moving closer to its 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 29. As the Countdown to Kickoff continues, we’ll highlight a former Horned Frog whose jersey number coincided with the number of days remaining until the opener. At No. 19 is former TCU tight end Jared Wiley!

Read the rest at https://www.frogsowar.com/big12-foo...to-kickoff-19-days-until-horned-frog-football
 
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That was the 62-22 win over Baylor....Two years after the soul-smashing loss in Waco....Just my theory....The game was obviously won, but GP kept scoring (that day it was hard for Baylor to concentrate after Briles was fired)....Did GP wait to call off the dogs after TCU scored 62 in Waco, in some way erasing the 61 Baylor scored against the Frogs in the same stadium two years before? I liked Gary, but he did sometimes let his inner thug surface (82 against Tech and 50 against UT)....
 

tcudoc

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That was the 62-22 win over Baylor....Two years after the soul-smashing loss in Waco....Just my theory....The game was obviously won, but GP kept scoring (that day it was hard for Baylor to concentrate after Briles was fired)....Did GP wait to call off the dogs after TCU scored 62 in Waco, in some way erasing the 61 Baylor scored against the Frogs in the same stadium two years before? I liked Gary, but he did sometimes let his inner thug surface (82 against Tech and 50 against UT)....
Those were all well deserved beat downs. He called off the dogs most times, almost to a fault to where it allowed the other team to get back in the game by getting too conservative too early.
 

SW toad

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Those were all well deserved beat downs. He called off the dogs most times, almost to a fault to where it allowed the other team to get back in the game by getting too conservative too early.
Its undeniable the times GP called off the dogs far more than the well-deserved beat downs.

i had a few comments during last season that Curt Cignetti had an almost Jim Jones drink the flavor-aid socio-pathic demeanor to him. I guess you could ask what is worse. Cult like coach with a tint of inner thug or the borderline preacher coach who does not understand leading in the grey.
 
That was the 62-22 win over Baylor....Two years after the soul-smashing loss in Waco....Just my theory....The game was obviously won, but GP kept scoring (that day it was hard for Baylor to concentrate after Briles was fired)....Did GP wait to call off the dogs after TCU scored 62 in Waco, in some way erasing the 61 Baylor scored against the Frogs in the same stadium two years before? I liked Gary, but he did sometimes let his inner thug surface (82 against Tech and 50 against UT)....
Now hold on a second, the 82 against Tech was the emergence of a new star QB who was supposed to be behind the kid that transferred in from A&M. My recollection was that since he had played some WR in prior years, there were doubts about him and he needed reps. When the QB2 from A&M got in, he certainly wanted to show what he could do, even in a backup roll.

On UT, it was 37-0 about 10 seconds into the 2nd quarter so the dogs got pulled before half.

Apprently you forgot about Darryl Royal’s boys puttting over 80 on the Horned Frogs in the 1960’s but those lowlife scumbags let the holder kick and the kicker hold on some extra points in the 4qtr. You cannot run up a score on UT, the are like the Mexican Army in 1836. There actions mean they deserve no quarte.
 

HornyWartyToad

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Now hold on a second, the 82 against Tech was the emergence of a new star QB who was supposed to be behind the kid that transferred in from A&M. My recollection was that since he had played some WR in prior years, there were doubts about him and he needed reps. When the QB2 from A&M got in, he certainly wanted to show what he could do, even in a backup roll.

On UT, it was 37-0 about 10 seconds into the 2nd quarter so the dogs got pulled before half.

Apprently you forgot about Darryl Royal’s boys puttting over 80 on the Horned Frogs in the 1960’s but those lowlife scumbags let the holder kick and the kicker hold on some extra points in the 4qtr. You cannot run up a score on UT, the are like the Mexican Army in 1836. There actions mean they deserve no quarte.
There could never be a TCU beat down of UT that I’d consider excessive.
 

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That was the 62-22 win over Baylor....Two years after the soul-smashing loss in Waco....Just my theory....The game was obviously won, but GP kept scoring (that day it was hard for Baylor to concentrate after Briles was fired)....Did GP wait to call off the dogs after TCU scored 62 in Waco, in some way erasing the 61 Baylor scored against the Frogs in the same stadium two years before? I liked Gary, but he did sometimes let his inner thug surface (82 against Tech and 50 against UT)....
That day in Waco was "#CAB Day" for "Coach Art Briles" who the Baylor people had held to be fired in error, as he was innocent, there was no evidence, etc. Many wore shirts with #CAB across the front. And yes, they absolutely and positively deserved a beat down that day. I wish we had scored more.

The 82 against Tech included two late scores by the last string Offense, which ran no pass plays for either possession. By that time, they were probably looking at suiting up the training staff.
 
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