The current economic situation is causing universities across the country to prepare for possible enrollment decreases in their liberal arts departments, but the university's program is not following that pattern, a university official said.

Nowell Donovan, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, said enrollment in liberal arts classes has increased.

Andy Schoolmaster, dean of AddRan College of Liberal Arts, said enrollment for the spring semester credit hour generation in the college was up this spring over last spring.

Former TCU running back and current San Diego Charger LaDainian Tomlinson was among seven Texas athletes inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame Wednesday night in Waco.

The ceremony took place at the Ferrell Center on the campus of Baylor University, very close to where Tomlinson played football at University High School.

Tomlinson rushed for 5,263 yards during his career at TCU and was a Heisman Trophy finalist as a senior in 2000.

The Lady Frogs earned their 20th win of the season by knocking off the Mountain West Conference-leading Utah Utes Saturday in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.

Despite trailing by as much as 13 early in the game, the team bounced back to win 53-47.

The Utes took a three-point lead into the locker room at halftime thanks to a made layup on the last shot of the half, but the Lady Frogs began the second half on a 8-2 run to take the lead for the first time.

The Horned Frogs continued to put their offense on display Sunday as they completed their sweep of the Wichita State Shockers.

"Wichita State came in this weekend and they kind of have had our number the last couple years now," Vern said. "We were looking forward to this one and were ready to go."

The team pushed a dozen runs across the plate during the team's 12-3 victory. The Frogs scored 27 runs during the three-game series.

The baseball team plated four runs in the eighth inning in a come-from-behind 6-5 win over Wichita State on Friday night at Lupton Stadium. Three of those runs came on first baseman Matt Vern's three-run home run.

Vern said he was simply taking advantage of an opportunity.

"I'm just blessed to have the opportunity to come up there and do that for my team when the time calls," Vern said. "It was good for us, and I was just out there to compete for the team and help get the team a win."

The World Baseball Classic is officially underway after Japan knocked off China 4-0 early Thursday morning.

These games might not really matter to your fantasy leagues, but you do get a chance to see some of your favorite players face off against some live pitching with something on the line.

Seeing Ichiro Suzuki go 0-5 was a little disheartening, but it was just the first game of the Classic and he hadn't played at all for the Mariners in spring training yet, so don't freak out owners. I think Ichiro will still hit .310, score 100 runs and steal 40 bags.

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