⚡ CFB Dashboard

- LB/KICKER: Final score is going to look a lot worse than it should.

- Injury: Earned Perspective | What a Football Season Does to a Body ​ Former TCU linebacker Jason Phillips explains what football quietly takes from players and invites fans to track how the Horned Frogs change...

- QB: Sonny does a very poor job of getting the most out of the talent TCU does have.

- Pick/market: will look great vs GSU.

- LB: It's not the speed of the dog in the fight, it's fight of the speed of...the dog...I think I messed that up.

- Pick/market: Good for Hooper but seems like LB and WR are both big question marks, not to mention qb 6-6 season

- WR/DL: He’s not a bad player by any stretch but he’s WR 2 at best on a really good football team.

- Injury: TCU coach provides injury update on two key starters ahead of home opener​ Steven Johnson TCU football could be without two key starters for a second straight game when the Horned Frogs (0-1) host...

- DL: How fun would it be to have a defensive line that won the battle at the line of scrimmage over and over again.

- QB/WR: Elic Ayomanor was a 4th round pick.

- Coaching: I’m wondering what his metrics are surrounding practice.

- Coaching: Editor's Note: Prior to the beginning of the press conference, a TCU spokesperson told the room that, due to the ongoing criminal investigation, Sonny Dykes was unable to comment on Jacob Field's dismissal, arrest...

- Coaching: The fact that Jordan still carries around a giant binder on the sideline is a questionable sign.

- LB/DB: Bounce this one off the heads of those barking about socialism being the equivelent of living in North Korea.

- DB: I was thinking today of what an Avalos HC/DC and Malcom Kelly assistant HC/OC led team would be like.

- DB: TCU coaches ignored tensions that led to fight, lawyer for arrested player says​ Steven Johnson A defense attorney representing a former TCU player who faces an aggravated assault charge said the team’s coaches knew...

- TCU receiver Dozie Ezukanma spent three days in the hospital with a brain bleed, missed the 2026 opener and had a follow-up medical visit scheduled for September 14. - TCU dismissed safety Jacob Fields on August 15, removing a Louisiana Tech transfer who recorded 92 tackles and three interceptions in 2025 from the defensive roster.

- The result of the injury forced Ezukanma to spend three days in the hospital and he was unable to play in the Frogs' 2026 season opener against North Carolina in Dublin, Ireland. - On Sunday, August 30th, Fields turned himself into Tarrant County Jail and was later released on a $50,000 bond. - On Monday, the arrest warrant affidavit was released and obtained by HornedFrogBlitz. - The affidavit details the day's... - Comment: Arrest warrant affidavit details incident that led to former TCU safety Jacob Fields dismissal ​ Jacob Fields was dismissed from TCU's program for aggravated assault charges on an...

- TCU linebacker Max Carroll led the defense with nine tackles in his first career start and participated in both takeaways, forcing and recovering one fumble before recovering another created by Kaden McFadden. - TCU held North Carolina to 90 rushing yards and 3.1 yards per carry while allowing 322 total yards in the 15-10 opening loss.

- Sonny Dykes attributed TCU's 15-10 loss to North Carolina to failures in key moments and framed the bye-week response as an opportunity to prevent the opening result from carrying into later games. - TCU still has an active competition at long snapper and unsettled roles at free safety and other positions after the opener.

- Injury: Former TCU safety facing assault charge bonds out of jail; agent speaks out​ Jim Barnes Former TCU safety Jacob Fields faces a charge of assault after a locker room altercation that led to his...

- Pick/market: TCU Falls to North Carolina, 15-10, in Dublin - TCU Athletics After scoring on the opening two possessions, TCU failed to score for the remainder of the game in a 15-10 loss to North...

- Pick/market: Pass defense gave up big third down plays but overall played well giving up 90 rushing yards and 15 points.

- QB/LB: Incompetent head coach was incompetent again, the FCS quarterback looked like an FCS quarterback, once again the defense delivered a good enough performance to win, and the offense wasted it, and Jeremy Payne is...

- TCU's defensive line played very well in the opener, validating the positive preseason reports about the unit's depth and performance. - The Horned Frogs' front held up better than the opponent expected in a matchup where the opposing run game was thought capable of controlling TCU up front.

- TCU's 15-10 loss to North Carolina exposed a constrained offense more than a protection problem: Jaden Craig was clean on 76.5% of dropbacks but averaged 4.7 yards per clean-pocket attempt, made no big-time throws and rarely attacked downfield. - The offense removed Craig's proven rushing dimension: he did not keep an RPO once, including bypassing an open fourth-down running lane. That let UNC crash the edge and compress Jeremy Payne and Jon Denman's rushing lanes. - Gordon Sammis' intended play-action and screen identity did not translate: seven play-action attempts produced eight yards, while six screens produced three yards. Straight dropbacks accounted for 160 of Craig's 168 passing yards. - The staff is expected to stay with the experienced Craig rather than turn immediately to Adam Schobel or Jack Daulton. Home games against Grambling State and Arkansas State are the runway to restore designed quarterback runs and intermediate/deep shots before Big 12 play opens at UCF.

- Pick/market: It's all about context.