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Frogs
fight for voters’ approval
Through
the first seven games of the year, the Horned Frogs were
carried by their defense, and the sports media seemed
to notice. The knock against the Frogs was that their
top rated defense constantly had to bail out their inconsistent
offense. Score 38 against Tulane, eke out 13 against Arizona.
Despite a proven defense, the voters apparently hinged
their vote on the Frogs inability to put up points against
opponents on their “weak” schedule. |
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Freshman
defensive back Brian Bonner grabs hold of Houston quarterback
Kevin Kolb, a Stephenville native, Saturday night at
Robertson Stadium in Houston.
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Frogs
suffer second straight road loss
Just 2:27 into overtime in Sunday’s soccer match,
USF’s Jenny Mulvihill headed in the game-winning
goal, sending the TCU Horned Frogs to their second straight
loss on the road. |
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Golf
team finishes third at Invitational
The TCU women’s golf team put the finishing touches
on the 2003 fall season with a third-place finish at the
Furman Lady Paladin Invitational over the weekend. |
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Frogs
move up two in new BCS standings
The TCU Horned Frogs have moved up two spots in the Bowl
Championship Series standings released Monday. The Frogs
are ranked 12th in the latest poll with a point total
of 28.63. |
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