TCU Football in the early to mid 2000’s:
Gritty, Fast, Disciplined
TCU Football now:
Soft, Slow, Undisciplined
What has changed? The coaching and overall culture @Buddie52 don’t be complacent towards the erosion of TCU football.
Man of Steel is better than James Gunn’s Superman. Now that the dust has settled & enough time has passed, can’t we all just agree on that? Isn’t there enough division in the world? Shouldn’t there be one thing we can unite over? Zack Snyder did Superman better than James Gunn.
Proud of Coach Dykes, the TCU football staff, and every player in that locker room.
So many things happen long before a team ever takes the field individual struggles, challenges, disappointment, adversity, strategy, and process. Mental and physical battles. Supportive fans and faithful donors. Early mornings in the weight room. Countless unseen reps.
All of those tiny moments lead to moments like this moments that last forever.
Couldn’t be more proud of this football team. It truly takes all of us to build a championship culture that lasts. 🏆💜
The way the College Football season shaped up, the CFP Committee had an opportunity to do the most right thing with the smallest backlash.
Alabama and BYU getting blown out in their conference championship games opened the door to put both Notre Dame and Miami in.
Instead they dropped the ball and punished BYU for losing, didn’t punish Alabama for losing and then flipped Notre Dame and Miami despite neither of them playing a game.
None of it makes sense.
They did the thing that would give them the most backlash just to have 5 SEC teams in the playoff.
That makes everyone question the integrity of the process and rightfully so.
Josh Hoover in the #TCU win against SMU
22-40
379 yards
5 touchdowns
170.8 Passer Rating
Elite. Efficient. Consistently the best quarterback in the country. Say his name, he deserves it.
Congrats to @FBCoachP on his induction into the TCU Athletics Hall of Fame tonight.
🏈 263 all-conference selections
🏈 21 first team all-Americans
🏈 55 NFL Draft picks.
🌹 1 Rose Bowl Victory 🏆
It’s hard to think of anyone that has left more of a lasting legacy at TCU. 🐐
Coach Gary Patterson is officially a member of the TCU Athletics Hall of Fame!
Coach Patterson spent 24 years as a TCU coach for the football team, setting the TCU all-time coaching record with 181 wins. Patterson won a total of 22 national coach of the year honors and guided the Horned Frogs to six conference championships, while mentoring 263 all-conference selections, 21 first team All-Americans and 55 NFL Draft picks.
#GoFrogs 🐸 #ForTheWorthy