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Stars Do Just Enough in Win Over Capitals

On a night when Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin had the opportunity to score the 900th goal of his Hall of Fame career, the Dallas Stars spoiled the potential party and won 1-0.Dallas’ season started with a bang, with three consecutive victories over teams that fancy themselves in the mix for the Stanley Cup. But after the highs of that early success, the Stars came back down to earth ...
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Horned Frogs Secure Postseason Spot After Win in Morgantown

The postseason is the main goal for every college football program. For some, that means just getting to six regular-season wins and making a bowl, while for others the standard is a national championship. Whatever the level of expectation, participating in the postseason is important. After TCU’s narrow, ugly, and confusing win against West Virginia in Morgantown last weekend....
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Can TCU Finally Break the Appalachian Affliction?

TCU has a case of Appalachian Affliction.No, that’s not an indie rock band from the 1980s—it’s an ailment that the Horned Frogs have against the West Virginia Mountaineers. They can’t seem to consistently figure them out, and it’s so unexplainable that the only plausible reason is that there’s some sort of curse or sickness impeding the Frogs from claiming victory.
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TCU's the Place to be for Recruits Wanting to Win Rivalry Games

Winning rivalry games is one of, if not the most, important aspects of college football. The sport is built upon the foundation of beating one’s rivals, and if a school can do that, it will often find success. For TCU, beating Baylor last Saturday not only helped the Frogs stay in the hunt in the Big 12, but it also made some recruits who were in the building take notice of what’s going on in Fort Worth.
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TCU’s Mid-Season Bowl Projection is a Familiar Destination

Seven weeks of the college football regular season have come and gone, and we’ve learned quite a bit about which teams are truly competitive and which aren’t up to snuff with the rest of the field. We’ve also gained a clearer picture of TCU’s standing in the Big 12, and how the Frogs’ performance the rest of the way could influence where they land in the postseason.
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TCU Women's Basketball Takes Over the Airwaves

Last year’s magical campaign for TCU women’s basketball has sparked national interest in the program, as it was announced yesterday that the Frogs will play eight games on national television during the 2025-26 season. A national audience will get the chance to witness Notre Dame transfer Olivia Miles, returners Maddie Scherr and Donovyn Hunter, and the rest of the Horned Frogs in their road matchup against No. 9 NC State on Nov. 16 on ESPN.
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Previewing the TCU Horned Frogs’ Matchup vs. the Baylor Bears

It’s safe to say that TCU’s trip to Manhattan didn’t go as planned. Despite outgaining Kansas State 448-347, the Horned Frogs were thoroughly dismantled and came away with a 41-28 defeat. As such, the momentum created from the Colorado victory two weeks ago has almost completely evaporated, and now the Frogs are left to pick up the pieces and search for answers as they get ready to take on the rival Baylor Bears.
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