With less than two weeks until the start of college football, we are already picking out our purple gameday outfits, taste-testing our guacamole, and practicing our TCU chants so we can cheer on the Horned Frogs all season long. Keep reading for a quick season preview.
Season schedule
TCU ranked No. 17 in the AP Preseason poll after qualifying for their first CFP National Championship during the 2022 season.
We’ll see where the team trends after the home opener against the University of Colorado on Saturday, Sept. 2 at 11 a.m. The Horned Frogs will take on the University of Houston on the road in their first Big 12 conference game on Saturday, Sept. 16.
Check out the full season schedule and snag tickets before they sell out.
Who to watch
Head coach Sonny Dykes will lead the team for his second season — this time as the standing Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year. The real question: Will Sonny be reprising his viral hypnotoad sweatshirt?
With eight Horned Frogs drafted into the NFL — including quarterback Max Duggan — we’re keeping a close eye on new and returning faces that have made some recent watchlists.
- Shad Banks, Jr. (#0) | Junior | Linebacker | Bruce Feldman’s 2023 College Football Freaks List
- Savion Williams (#3) | Junior | Wide receiver | Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch List
- Chandler Morris (#4) | Sophmore | Quarterback | Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch List
- Johnny Hodges (#57) | Junior | Linebacker | 2023 Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List
- Brandon Coleman (#77) | Senior | Offensive tackle | Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch List
Time to dust off your foam fingers.
Photo by @betweenhereandcool
Things to remember
Amon G. Carter Stadium allows you to bring clear bags smaller than 14 x 14 inches and one unopened water bottle into the stadium. Don’t forget to check the full list of policies before you head to the game.
Everyone knows the real party starts long before the game — study up on our guide for the ultimate TCU tailgate.
