Daily Skiff

Join sports editor Travis L. Brown for a live chat during the TCU vs. Clemson football game. Come chat about the game and give your commentary on the Frogs' performance. The chat will open at 2:30 p.m. and run for the duration of the game. (4) comments

by Christopher Blake

Senior Lizzy Karoly has taken on a leadership role as one of just three seniors on the Horned Frog soccer team. Karoly took the school's all-time goals scored record on Sept. 6 in a match at Rice, when she netted her 25th career goal in a 2-1 win. The soccer team won two home games last weekend, 5-2 against Stephen F. (0) comments

by Mary Sue Greenleaf

Coming off an emotional win at Clemson University last Saturday, the Horned Frog football team enters its fourth week of play against the Southern Methodist University Mustangs. The primary topic of discussion in Tuesday's media luncheon with head coach Gary Patterson was the striking similarity in the sequence of this season and the 2005 season. (0) comments

by Josh Davis

A funny thing happened when TCU fans ran on the field at Clemson - nothing. No police, no security, not even campus police riding on ridiculous three-wheeled Segways stood in our way. The only thing resembling a warning was on the JumboTron, politely requesting we did not damage their athletic facilities. (0) comments

by Kirk Bell

Every college football season reveals new non-automatic BCS qualifiers. The cream of the underdog football world starts to rise to positions of potential greatness in the eyes of fans. The one team that has set the pace for all others year-in and year-out has been the No. (2) comments

Each week, members of student publications make their picks on the big NCAA football games. Each correct pick is awarded one point and a correct upset pick is worth two points. After last week's picks, Skiff editor-in-chief David Hall took the lead with 17 points. (1) comment

The 2009 edition of the Battle for the Iron Skillet should be different than in the past couple of years. SMU is playing its best football under head coach June Jones and his spread offense. The TCU defensive secondary is still the weakest link in the Frogs' game plan, so don't be surprised when the Ponies put points up on the board. (0) comments

by Seth Dahle

TCU volleyball will look to bounce back from its loss to Colorado State against a quick Air Force team Thursday. The Horned Frogs, who had only won one set in five years in Fort Collins, Colo., lost in three sets to the Rams (18-26, 19-25, 20-25). The loss snapped TCU's eight-match win streak. (0) comments

by Mary Sue Greenleaf

After a big win on the road, TCU will defend its winning streak against the Southern Methodist University Mustangs in the 89th Battle for the Iron Skillet on Saturday. The Horned Frogs and Mustangs will face off in Amon G. Carter stadium at 7 p.m. The series began in 1915 with a 43-0 TCU victory. (0) comments

by Christopher Blake

Mountain West Conference play will start Saturday for the women's soccer team when they will head to New Mexico to take on the Lobos. New Mexico, 8-1-2, suffered its first loss of the season last weekend to Northern Arizona. Horned Frogs head coach Dan Abdalla said the Lobos are one of the teams to beat in the MWC. (0) comments

by Travis L. Brown

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by Travis L. Brown

Despite the Frogs' move up to 11th in the Associated Press top 25 poll, head coach Gary Patterson said he is not letting his players "drink that BCS Kool-Aid." After beating Clemson in Death Valley 14-10, the Frogs moved up four spots from No. 15 to No. 11 this week in the AP poll and from No. (0) comments