TCU News: freshman stepping up for Frogs

Football

Are true freshmen more ready for the college game? TCU’s team may answer that | Fort Worth Star Telegram

Max Duggan and Kee’Yon Stewart are showing that freshmen can contribute right out of the gate. And their teammates are noticing.

“Kee’yon, besides giving up that big play, I thought he played really poised and confident for his first game,” senior safety Vernon Scott said afterward. “I really liked that he played confident. I know he’s only going to get better.

“I know his confidence is going to raise. I know it’s his first game. He’s a freshman. He’s nervous out there, but he impressed me. He’s pretty confident. I told him, ‘You’re going to mess up, but just go full speed.’”

Soccer

TCU stretches win streak to four | GoFrogs.com

The Frogs are 4-1 after a dominant 4-0 win over Little Rock.

TCU dominated play from the opening touch in the second half, outshooting Little Rock 15-1 in the half. Two goals in a span of a minute put the game out of reach. Messiah Bright struck first in the 63^rdminute catching up with a Grace Collins feed and firing in the second goal of the game from the top of the 18. Collins’ hard work was rewarded a minute later as Ryan found her all alone in the middle of the 18. She found the top corner of the goal for her first career tally.