The TCU Horned Frogs are less than 20 days from kicking off the 2025 football season with a nonconference road matchup against the North Carolina Tar Heels and new head coach Bill Belichick. As we count down the days until kickoff,

TCU head coach Sonny Dykes has been pretty successful in season-opening games as he has only lost two season openers since 2014. Dykes has built a reputation as

The Horned Frogs will face defending national champion Florida, Michigan and Notre Dame in non-conference play this season

TCU seemed to finally be getting back on track with Josh Hoover fully established at quarterback and an improving defense. The trick is carrying that into a new season with a brutal early schedule.

SMU made its coaching decision on Monday, hiring former California head coach Sonny Dykes to be the Mustangs' new leader. With a new face in

TCU wrapped up fall camp with its final scrimmage Saturday at Amon Carter Stadium. While not as physical as the first one, it was still an informative scrimmage as the Horned Frogs worked through multiple game-like scenarios in preparation for the season opener at North Carolina on Labor Day.

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Sonny Dykes' first year at the helm of TCU resembled nothing short of a Cinderella story. Against all odds, the Horned Frogs reached the top. In his second campaign, he managed to

With sophomore Markis Deal sidelined most of camp, TCU needed someone to step up at nose tackle, and Lingren answered the call. The junior is massive at 6-foot-5, 305 pounds, but he showed he was more than a big body with improved pass rushing techniques and being strong against the offensive line at the point of attack.

As the UNC QB battle continues TCU might be getting a big break in the season opener against the Tarheels.