TCU moved on to 9-0 after defeating Texas Tech 34-24. The Frogs started slow, again, but picked it up in the fourth quarter, scoring 21 and letting up a garbage-time touchdown.

Fox's Big Noon Kickoff hosts from TCU's Amon G. Carter Stadium for their matchup against Texas Tech. Two of the analysts, Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart, talked game plans, key players and what TCU needs to do to get into the College Football Playoffs.

The No. 7 TCU Horned Frogs are set to face the Texas Tech Red Raiders on Saturday.

No. 7 TCU beat West Virginia 41-31 in Morgantown to remain undefeated at 8-0.

TCU's Sonny Dykes has won his first seven games as head coach of the Frogs football team. The last coach to do that was Francis Schmidt, who led TCU football and basketball to conference championships.

No. 8 TCU defeated No. 17 Kansas State 38-28 under the lights of Amon G. Carter Stadium. In front of another sellout crowd, the Frogs came back from an 18-point deficit to send the Wildcats packing.

The Horned Frogs will host Kansas State in the Carter on Saturday in another top-25 matchup.

No. 13 TCU handed No. 8 Oklahoma State their first loss of the season in double overtime. They were down 11 at the half and 14 with one quarter remaining before sending the game into two overtimes, the second of which they won.

TCU punter Jordy Sandy, an Australian-native, pledged to donate $20 to a local Fort Worth charity that hits close to home.

No. 13 takes on No. 8 Oklahoma State as both teams fight to remain undefeated. The Frogs also hope to bounce back from the 46-point deficit they lost by when they last faced the Cowboys.

TCU defeated ranked opponents for the first time since 2017 and remain undefeated after edging out a win over No. 19 Kansas.

Frog fans made history on Oct. 1, drawing the largest crowd (49,094) since the stadium restructuring in 2012 and the second largest crowd in program history.