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BCS berth peak on mountain top season

Published Dec 1, 2009

Just as the TCU Horned Frog football team has not "backed down" this season against any opponent, the Horned Frog faithful have not backed down from their BCS bowl-busting hopes. But at this point, after...

Forced physical activity singles out obese students

Published Dec 1, 2009

We keep hearing that heart disease is on the rise in America. How can such a preventable disease be so common and take over the population? There are many explanations, but a more important question is...

Frogs come up big for seniors in finale

Frogs come up big for seniors in finale

Published Dec 1, 2009

If fans missed the pregame senior day festivities on the field, they didn't miss much - these seniors continued the celebration of their collegiate careers throughout the 51-10 win over New Mexico.

"I think (winning on senior day is more important than anything else as an underclassman)," said junior quarterback Andy Dalton. "To send the seniors out with a win, that's what you want to do."



Dalton held up his end offensively, throwing or running for every TCU offensive touchdown. However, almost all the seniors had at least a moment to shine in the win.

Weekend Recap: Volleyball gets first NCAA bid

Published Dec 1, 2009

Men's Basketball

The Horned Frogs fell to Louisiana Tech 68-63 Saturday night at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. Bulldog senior guard Kyle Gibson scored 19 points to lead all scorers, including seven free throws in the final 25 seconds to seal the win for Louisiana Tech.



The key defensive stop in the game for Louisiana Tech came when senior center Magnum Rolle blocked a layup by TCU sophomore guard Ronnie Moss with 30 seconds to go. Moss finished the game with 19 points.

Woods should be able to keep privacy after incident

Published Dec 1, 2009

Over Thanksgiving weekend the biggest story in the news was the single car accident involving professional golfer Tiger Woods outside his home early Friday morning. It was first reported by ESPN that Woods was in critical condition in an Orlando hospital, but it actually turned out that Woods had just suffered some facial lacerations and other minor injuries. Then, the speculation about the incident began. The National Enquirer reported Woods was having affair with a woman named Rachel Uchitel and that this affair might have been a contributing factor to the accident.

Live from Amon Carter: TCU vs. New Mexico chat

Published Nov 28, 2009

Join staff reporter Josh Davis for a live chat during the TCU vs. New Mexico football game. Come chat about the game and give your commentary on the Frogs' performance. The chat will open at 12 p.m. and...

Frogs wrap up perfect season

Frogs wrap up perfect season

Published Nov 28, 2009

Following TCU's 51-10 win over the University of New Mexico, head coach Gary Patterson's wife, Kelsey, was about the only person in the media room for the post-game press conference who wasn't completely happy with the result.

"He's sticky!" Kelsey Patterson said of her husband. "Why can't they use water?"



Coach Patterson's Gatorade shower was sticky and deserved after his football team's historic 12-0 season.



"We finally did it," Patterson said to lead off the post-game press conference.

A perfect world would put Frogs at championship spot

Published Nov 24, 2009

I recently had a dream about life in a perfect world. Among the many benefits of a utopian society - basics like world peace, free healthcare and iPhones for all - is a playoff system in college football.My...

Satire: Consider bartering when paying your tuition

Published Nov 24, 2009

Since tuition is set to increase to $30,000 for the 2010-2011 school year, students are going to have to be more creative with how they pay for their tuition. While it is beneficial to get a summer job...

Peeping tom incident still under investigation

Published Nov 24, 2009

Campus police are still investigating the Sherley Hall peeping tom incident reported Saturday.TCU Police Lt. Ramiro Abad said police are using the information received from the female student who reported...

Campus alcohol violations increase 70 percent

Campus alcohol violations increase 70 percent

Published Nov 24, 2009

The number of alcohol violations so far this fall is about 70 percent higher than the total number of alcohol violations in fall 2008, according to university statistics, and underage drinking is part of the problem, a school official said.

Don Mills, vice chancellor for student affairs, wrote in an e-mail that the increase in alcohol violations confirms anecdotal information that there appears to be more underage drinking on campus.

Students living in lounge spaces can now request room change

Published Nov 24, 2009

Relief could be on the way for students who have lived in converted lounge spaces or tripled rooms this semester.

Housing and Residence Life began accepting room change requests for the spring 2010 semester on Nov. 9. Because of a lack of vacancies on campus, students who lived in lounge spaces and tripled rooms will receive first pick of available dorm rooms.



Craig Allen, director of Housing and Residence Life, said that in previous years students searched available spaces and made room changes themselves on my.tcu.edu.