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FWST: Patterson expects winning tradition to keep TCU at top
By Stefan Stevenson
sstevenson@star-telegram.com
TCU coach Gary Patterson would have probably preferred to be somewhere else, maybe a short scuba vacation before fall camp begins Thursday; or maybe just relaxing at the house with his wife, Kelsey, and his dogs, strumming his guitar. But most likely he probably would have preferred to be in his office dissecting film of the Horned Frogs' first two opponents, Baylor and Air Force.
Instead, he was sitting down with a revolving herd of reporters answering questions about the upcoming season, whether TCU can reload rather than rebuild after a 13-0 season and Rose Bowl victory. Patterson can be a good quote on many topics concerning football, even if he is tight-lipped about his own team at times. The assembled reporters at the Mountain West Media Days in Las Vegas threw him all sorts of questions: ...
By Stefan Stevenson
sstevenson@star-telegram.com
TCU coach Gary Patterson would have probably preferred to be somewhere else, maybe a short scuba vacation before fall camp begins Thursday; or maybe just relaxing at the house with his wife, Kelsey, and his dogs, strumming his guitar. But most likely he probably would have preferred to be in his office dissecting film of the Horned Frogs' first two opponents, Baylor and Air Force.
Instead, he was sitting down with a revolving herd of reporters answering questions about the upcoming season, whether TCU can reload rather than rebuild after a 13-0 season and Rose Bowl victory. Patterson can be a good quote on many topics concerning football, even if he is tight-lipped about his own team at times. The assembled reporters at the Mountain West Media Days in Las Vegas threw him all sorts of questions: ...
