The Frogs' 17-10 loss to Boise State in the 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl changed the team's record from unscathed to tainted, as they finished 12-1, giving them a No. 6 ranking in both the USA Today Coaches' Poll and the Associated Press Poll.

While this unsavory record change might be the most obvious result of the game to most fans who either traveled to Arizona or watched the game on national TV, the game should be appreciated for its record-breaking qualities, which extended from team selection to trophy presentation.

Inspiring an Ivy-League feel, Scharbauer Hall opened its doors on Monday to become the home of the John V. Roach Honors College and the AddRan College of Liberal Arts.

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The big game atmosphere of the Fiesta Bowl will be complete for Frog fans as the Frogs will don their Nike Pro Combat uniforms again for the game, according Mark Cohen, TCU director of athletic media relations.

The Frogs were selected as one of ten teams in the country to receive new Nike Pro Combat technology uniforms to wear during a rivalry game in 2009. The Frogs sported their new look against Utah in front of a record setting crowd at Amon Carter Stadium.

TCU dodged a bullet Sunday when Florida head coach Urban Meyer decided to take a leave of absence and remain with the Gators instead of giving up the position.

Some argued the shock waves of a retirement decision might have bounced Frog head coach Gary Patterson to another national powerhouse. Maybe it could've been the University of Oklahoma if Bob Stoops was lured to the Sunshine state to take Meyer's job.

Catch up on the Horned Frogs 2009 football journey. Click on the link to each game's coverage.

Two students arrested in a drug sweep Monday have been released from the Mansfield Jail after posting bond, while an alumnus who was also arrested in the bust remains in jail as of Wednesday afternoon, according to the jail administration.

The students, Cameron Abelson and Timothy Hand, both 19, were arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor, and delivery of marijuana, a felony if the amount is more than a quarter ounce, according to Fort Worth Police.

City police said Tuesday that two students, an alumnus and at least two other men arrested in a drug sweep Monday had dealt drugs on the TCU campus.

One of the students was arrested at his residence hall in Worth Hills, according to a police report. During October, November and December, police obtained probable cause for the issuance of a narcotic search warrant, according to the report.

Another student was arrested at his residence in The Berkeley Apartments on Park Hill Drive, according to a police report.

Editor's note: This story was revised at 2:20 a.m. Dec. 15. to correct J.C. Williams' title to assistant chief of police.

Police on Monday arrested at least seven men, two confirmed to be TCU students, found in possession of 7 pounds of marijuana, assorted prescription medication, three weapons and $20,000 in cash, police said.

Among the weapons seized were an AK-47 assault rifle and one handgun with obliterated serial numbers, according to Fort Worth Police.