TCU Daily Skiff

Tuesday, January 13, 2004

News

Super Star
Mascot gets national TV exposure
SuperFrog appeared in several Nokia commercials nationwide along side Snoop Dogg and Johnnie Cochran during the Sugar Bowl and other Bowl Championship Series games.

A frog meeting a queen might sound like a fairy tale, but it’s one that Jeff Crane will get to share for the rest of his life.

SuperFrog, played by Jeff Crane, assistant marketing director for athletics, was in a series of interactive Nokia commercials directed by filmmaker Guy Ritchie. Crane got to meet pop queen Madonna, who visited her husband, Ritchie, on the set in Los Angeles with their 3-year-old son, Rocco.

Courtesy of The Richards Group

Snoop Dogg interrogrates prime suspect SuperFrog during one of the final Nokia commercials.

New facility, new start

Ty Halasz/ Staff Photographer

Men’s basketball coach Neil Dougherty stands on the future site of three practice courts in the new basketball facility. Check out the complete story.

Search for provost narrowed to three primary finalists

After a semester of reviewing applications and interviewing candidates, the provost search committee has named a geologist, a chemist and a political scientist as the front-runners for the university’s second-highest position.

City weighs parking permit

New regulations have improved the parking situation in the neighborhoods around TCU for some residents, but others are still unhappy with the situation.

TCU restricting ‘shop and drops’

Students wanting to enroll for 18 hours were forced to wait until the first day of classes.

Suspended football coach formally resigns

Former cornerbacks coach Willie Mack Garza still awaits a grand jury decision in connection to a Sept. 20 accident on Southeast Loop 820.

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