It started as the 5 from the ‘99 & ‘00 teams but it’s any TCU Olineman to ever carry on the nasty BMF attitude! Both past & present. Original Big Uglies Camp
Unfortunately the Big Uglies Annual Trench Clinic will not occur this year. Due to many personal conflicts we have had to cancel it. Look forward to it occurring in the summer of 2024. Good luck to all the Bug Uglies out there in their coming year. Keep the BMF attitude going!
Nothing like breaking bread with these guys! Great Summer, now onto a little ball. It’s an honor to coach em!! Thank you @PappasitosTXMEX #GoFrogs#BOB
With 38 days to @TCUFootball kicking off I thought we’d celebrate former number 38 (and honorary Big Ugly even though he was a fullback) - George Layne! #BigUglies#GoFrogs
Came across a great one… With 2-a-days…“fall camp” almost here I had to post this from Aloha Stadium from the travel group on top of the Rainbow Warrior logo during our pregame walk through in ‘99. #FrogsoLine#GoFrogs#BigUglies
.@TCUFootball LT Brandon Coleman is already getting plenty well-deserved early-round buzz but @seniorbowl also believes overlooked bookend RT Andrew Coker is legit draftable prospect as well.
Our veteran former Dallas Cowboys scout Walter Juliff noticed Coker and Coleman at a practice last fall when scouting former teammate Steve Avila, who used big week in Mobile to propel him to No. 36 overall pick by L.A. Rams.
Coleman (6043v 320v) plays with upper-hand more than any OL we’ve studied in 2024 class. He’s got torque & power to create sudden movement at POA and simply big-boys LBs at second-level.
@b_coleman77 started all 15 games at LT last year but has also started at both OG spots. He’s plenty long enough (34 7/8 arm) to play on edge as pro but teams that covet big physical guards who can stay square & anchor are going to project him inside. 🇩🇪
Coker, who enters fall with 35 starts at RT, is a well-coached technician that uses his hands and length (34 3/8 arm) well in both phases.
@ACoker74 has good mobility & maneuverability in run game for tackle spot and he consistently patient & balanced in pass pro.
Bottom line, guys with Coker’s frame (6066v, 304v), P5 starting experience, and good tape usually don’t last past fourth round in NFL draft.
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