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FWST: With bowl loss as capper, TCU can say 2012 is best forgotten
By Gil LeBreton
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- There were no hats, no horns, no confetti late Saturday night in the TCU locker room.
But for Horned Frogs coach Gary Patterson, it was going to be a happy new year moment nonetheless.
Time to say goodbye -- and good riddance -- to 2012. To the wearisome year that began with a drug bust that involved four TCU players. To a year that cost Patterson his best running back, Waymon James, with a season-ending knee injury in Week 2. To a year that saw TCU's starting quarterback, Casey Pachall, leave the university after his arrest on suspicion of DWI. To a year when the Frogs had to swim the choppy Big 12 waters for the first time, with a redshirt freshman replacement at quarterback.
And finally to Saturday night, when a fumbled punt inside the 10-yard line turned the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl in Michigan State's favor, 17-16.
That's a lot of auld lang syne best forgotten, as Patterson seemed fully ready to do Saturday night. ...
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/12/31/4515031/with-bowl-loss-as-capper-tcu-can.html#storylink=cpy
By Gil LeBreton
[email protected]
TEMPE, Ariz. -- There were no hats, no horns, no confetti late Saturday night in the TCU locker room.
But for Horned Frogs coach Gary Patterson, it was going to be a happy new year moment nonetheless.
Time to say goodbye -- and good riddance -- to 2012. To the wearisome year that began with a drug bust that involved four TCU players. To a year that cost Patterson his best running back, Waymon James, with a season-ending knee injury in Week 2. To a year that saw TCU's starting quarterback, Casey Pachall, leave the university after his arrest on suspicion of DWI. To a year when the Frogs had to swim the choppy Big 12 waters for the first time, with a redshirt freshman replacement at quarterback.
And finally to Saturday night, when a fumbled punt inside the 10-yard line turned the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl in Michigan State's favor, 17-16.
That's a lot of auld lang syne best forgotten, as Patterson seemed fully ready to do Saturday night. ...
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/12/31/4515031/with-bowl-loss-as-capper-tcu-can.html#storylink=cpy

