TCU fans may be excited that the Horned Frogs were able to get the win over SMU on Saturday, but head coach Gary Patterson was not so impressed. “Bottom line is we won, but we could have played...

When the rain started pouring at Amon G. Carter Stadium Saturday, it looked like the Battle for the Iron Skillet was going to be an ugly affair for the second year in a row. But instead, when the downpour...

DE Devonte Fields will not play against SMU after injuring his foot in the team’s last game, Gary Patterson confirmed Friday. Fields limped off the field with a foot injury in the fourth quarter...

After a bye week, TCU takes on SMU Saturday at 11 a.m. at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The Horned Frogs (1-2) are looking to bounce back from a  loss to Texas Tech in Week 3. SMU comes into the games...

TCU and SMU will meet for the 93rd time on Saturday. Here are 15 facts and figures about the teams and the series: 0: Number of times TCU has done a color block at a football game. TCU athletics is...

After a rough start and a long break for TCU, Saturday’s Battle for the Iron Skillet might be more aptly named the Battle to Regain Momentum. “We had 16 days off,” TCU head coach...

With his team set to face SMU on Saturday, TCU head coach Gary Patterson spoke Wednesday about the troubles that the Mustangs can cause for the Horned Frogs’s defense. “You’ve got to be able to match...

Fans attending this year’s Battle for the Iron Skillet will need to pay attention to two things besides the game itself: their clothing and their seat number. TCU will try to “color block” a game...

TCU head coach Gary Patterson said at his weekly press conference Tuesday that while his team has had three close contests this season, the Horned Frogs need to learn to close out games. “We pulled...

HLN’s Morning Express will continue its’ Rivalry Express Bus Tour this weekend and travel to Fort Worth to cover the Battle of the Iron Skillet. At 5 a.m. on Saturday, Carlos Diaz of HLN will...

TCU head coach Gary Patterson said Wednesday that he does not like his team’s attitude following a close loss to Texas Tech last Thursday. “Feeling sorry for themselves,” Patterson said...

TCU head coach Gary Patterson refused to comment on the officiating after Thursday night’s loss to Texas Tech, making him about the only person watching the game who didn’t.

“I can’t talk about the officiating,” Patterson said, “but I will watch it.” The coach waited a moment before conceding, “I’m not happy.”