Four more former TCU football players have now signed with NFL teams, according to a release from TCU athletics. Tight end Evan Frosch signed with the Cleveland Browns, nose tackle Kelly Griffin was picked...

Details have been released about the recent arrests of three former TCU football players. One of the players was shot with pepper spray. According to offense reports, Dallas police officers were called...

Former TCU football players Jerry Hughes, Stephen Hodge and Cory Grant were arrested Monday morning for public intoxication, according to Dallas police officials. According to police, the three were taken...

After an impressive showing at the Nike SPARQ National Championship earlier this week, it appears the scouts are now paying attention to Daje Johnson, a 2012 commit for the Frogs. The high school senior...

TCU 2012 football commit Daje’ Johnson couldn’t repeat his record performance in the SPARQ Championship Finals Wednesday morning, finishing sixth in the competition. Landon Collins, an undeclared...

Two TCU football commitments from the class of 2012 made the finals in the Nike SPARQ Rating National Championship Wednesday, according to Craig Haubert of ESPNRise. The competition pits the top high...

ESPN released their initial class of 2012 team football rankings Friday, and not only has TCU cracked the list, they're ahead of some impressive competition. While the website was quick to mention...

Tank Carder was named the state's defensive player of the year by Dave Campbell's Texas Football Magazine. The senior linebacker was also named by the publication as the best linebacker in the state. In addition to Carder, wide receiver Josh Boyce, linebacker Tanner Brock, guard Kyle Dooley, kicker Ross Evans, punter Anson Kelton, defensive end Stansly Maponga, and running back Ed Wesley were all named to Dave Campbell's All-Texas Team. Carder has been named a first-team All-American by Playboy, Sporting News and Phil Steele's College Football Preview.

After finishing the 2010-11 season with its first BCS bowl win and ranked No. 2 in the final BCS poll, TCU faces the task of replacing five defensive starters.

For the past three years, TCU has had the best statistical defense in FBS football and has finished first in total defense an unprecedented five times under head football coach Gary Patterson 8212; more than any other program since NCAA started tracking statistics in 1937. Only Toledo (1969-71) and Oklahoma (1985-87) have also finished first in total defense three consecutive seasons.