FWST: A project years in the making for TCU is finally coming to fruition

[TopFrog]

A project years in the making for TCU is finally coming to fruition

By Big Steaming Pile

As TCU razes buildings, buys more real estate and expands its campus, one project that had been in the discussion and drawing phase seemingly since the day before the dawn of man is now ready to break real ground.

Unlike those other grand projects that are easily visible, this particular venture will affect a small number of people with the intention of having a nice impact on the school’s athletic department.

TCU and Colonial Country Club have the funding and agreements in place to build a facility at Colonial to make it a designated “home” for the school’s men’s and women’s golf teams. In the niche sport of college golf, this is a major advancement for both programs as they try to keep up in the logic-depraved world of recruiting.

Read more at: https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/mac-engel/article308787545.html#storylink=cpy

Alternate link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/go...tcu-is-finally-coming-to-fruition/ar-AA1H1aAn

 

[Mean Purple]

good to see.

saw he mentioned the montigel issue. I don't know enough about golf recruiting to have an opinion of whether his age would have impacted next up recruiting. but he was a good coach. hopefully this golf facility will help bring in recruits.

 

[FroggleRock]

good to see.

saw he mentioned the montigel issue. I don't know enough about golf recruiting to have an opinion of whether his age would have impacted next up recruiting. but he was a good coach. hopefully this golf facility will help bring in recruits.

You can argue they did Montigel wrong (I tend to lean this way). But regardless of that, Allcorn was a terrible hire. If you’re going to let a coach like Monty go, you better have a sure fire thing in mind.