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A success? Or a failure? A case can be made both ways on TCU’s men’s basketball season
By Drew Davison
It’s crazy to think that just last week, college basketball games were being played before the coronavirus pandemic knocked out March Madness.
TCU took on Kansas State in the opening-round of the Big 12 tournament, falling 53-49 at Kansas City’s Sprint Center on March 11 in what proved to be one of the last college basketball games of the season.
That game likely marked the end of the road for TCU, although it had an outside shot of an NIT berth before the NCAA canceled March Madness.
The Horned Frogs finished the season 16-16, marking Jamie Dixon’s first season without a winning record over his 17-year career.
Read more here: https://www.star-telegram.com/sport...niversity/article241279786.html#storylink=cpy
By Drew Davison
It’s crazy to think that just last week, college basketball games were being played before the coronavirus pandemic knocked out March Madness.
TCU took on Kansas State in the opening-round of the Big 12 tournament, falling 53-49 at Kansas City’s Sprint Center on March 11 in what proved to be one of the last college basketball games of the season.
That game likely marked the end of the road for TCU, although it had an outside shot of an NIT berth before the NCAA canceled March Madness.
The Horned Frogs finished the season 16-16, marking Jamie Dixon’s first season without a winning record over his 17-year career.
Read more here: https://www.star-telegram.com/sport...niversity/article241279786.html#storylink=cpy
