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Football
Five way-too-early TCU football predictions for 2015 | Dallas Morning News
Aaron Green becomes a major NFL prospect. Green started the season backing up B.J. Catalon, but took full advantage of his opportunity when Catalon was hurt late in the season. While Green surprised some by coming seemingly out of nowhere to be the Frogs leading rusher, he’s no slouch. Green was the No. 8 running back in the country when he came out of high school, according to Rivals. He didn’t have much of an impact as a freshman at Nebraska or his first year of eligibility with TCU, but his junior performance reminded many of the back they saw out of San Antonio in the class of 2011. Peaking at the right time, Green will have plenty of scouts’ attention this coming fall.
Charles Davis: 'TCU Made Their Case That They Should Have Been In' | CBS Sports
“It’s really simple: Wow,” Fox Sports college football insider Charles Davis said on The Doug Gottlieb Show. “I thought it was a spectacular day. The buildup for once did not exceed the actual games, and really, we got one great game and one game that – because of the styles and then the way points exploded – was entertaining. And we also will still have what we’ve always had in football, college football especially: controversy. Because of what TCU did to Ole Miss, they were able to really make their case that they should have been part of the four.”
Best and worst of the Big 12 bowls | ESPN
TCU proved it was in fact deserving of one of the four playoff spots, clobbering ninth-ranked Ole Miss in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, 42-3. The Horned Frogs led 28-0 by halftime and 42-0 in the third quarter. No team was more impressive in its bowl game than TCU, which will return 10 offensive starters in 2015.
Men's Basketball
Effort, not arena setting, behind TCU's shooting defense, coach says | Fort Worth Star Telegram
No arena is bigger than the game James Naismith bequeathed to generations, TCU basketball coach Trent Johnson asserted on Monday.
So anyone who suggests that one reason the TCU men’s basketball team has held opponents to 35 percent shooting in home games is because Wilkerson-Greines presents a shooting disadvantage to opponents is full of horse hockey.