Gary Patterson announced today that he has suspended sophomore defensive end Devonte Fields for the first two games of the 2013 season for a violation of team and university rules.

The Spring Football look ahead travels to Lawrence for a look at the only Big 12 team to face a full strength TCU team last year- the Kansas Jayhawks.

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Frogs will play four games to close out the regular season.

Today is all about TCU financials, nothing more!

After looking at the universities expenditures, revenue, and compensation, let's take a look at athletic department numbers from the same time period, FY2012.

In his final season as head coach of the MWC version TCU Horned Frogs, Gary Patterson took home $3.1 million in total compensation. Overall, his compensation was down $400k from 2010 when he took home $3.5 million, though his base pay was up $500k.

Despite seeing revenues drop significantly in FY2012, TCU opted to raise expenditures including employee pay and overall compensation by about $30 million. Leading the pack was Gary Patterson, whose base salary rose to $2.5 million in 2011.

Tuition continues to rise, but so do expenses at TCU, so much so that the university posted a loss in FY2012, down dramatically from the previous year.