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Taking a look at the makeup of the Horned Frogs ahead of a “prove it” season in Fort Worth.
2021 is a huge season for TCU Football, there’s no doubt about it. The Horned Frogs lost a lot of talent, but they return a lot, too — and some of the young guys that were pressed into service a season ago can now go into the fall prepared for the larger role.
As we get close to fall camp, we are previewing each position group in the program — looking at who they lost, who they have, and who’s next.
Max Duggan returns for his third season under center. How far can the junior signal caller take the Horned Frog offense?
The Horned Frogs are bringing back all of their major players in the kicking, punting and returning categories this season.
The Horned Frog secondary will feature some new faces including a highly-touted veteran transfer
Run Zeke Run! Five-star Zach Evans headlines a deep and talented core of ball carriers this fall
The returning Horned Frog #QBHunters included two talented edge rushers and a swarm of interior tackles
The Horned Frogs scored a big-time transfer over the offseason, which should bode well for a unit that struggled at times last season.
The Horned Frogs will look for their next leader in the middle after losing Garret Wallow to the NFL Draft.
Breakout star Quentin Johnston headlines a core of pass catchers who could make or break the TCU offense this fall.
Although depth could be an issue, TCU returns two high-level corners who rank among the best in the country.