Tcu Horned Frogs Tickets - Oh No! It" s A Lose-lose Situation!
There were already some people who were anticipating the entry of the TCU Horned Frogs in the Bowl Championship Series. It was actually the possibility of having five teams whose performances earned them slots in the top 25 to be in the BCS. It would have lent more credence and respect to the mid-majors.
Unfortunately this will not be true anymore since Texas Christian University and Boise State University will be part of the Poinsettia Bowl. Ohio State will meet with Texas in the Fiesta Bowl while Texas will battle with Ole Miss at the Cotton Bowl.
Several scenarios come to mind. In the event that Boise State University triumphs, the MWC's drawing power is lowered and BSU's glory will just be another notch in a mediocre mid-major while a win by TCU will be dismissed as a fluke attributed the BSU weak schedule. Whichever case comes out, the prospect is not really that good.
Other scenario would be for Brigham Young University probable win over Arizona with the latter being one of the Pac 10 contenders. Such a win will give BYU some recognition very similar to what happened way back in 2004 Utah triumph over Pitt.
Some would like to Boise State U beat a team from Maryland in the Humanitarian Bowl than witnessing a game between them and Texas Christian University Horned Frogs. This is more on the desire for BSU to have a successful season and play alongside with TCU.
The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs would make an interesting game if they are pitted against another team from the BCS when and if they play in the Poinsettia Bowl. Those are the games worth watching and looked forward to.
What makes the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs a team to watch out for?
They have several seniors who are in their final season and with their passion and fervor alone, they can make a big difference on how the TCU Horned Frogs do during the game.
Then, there are the players who have made vital contributions in the past and were instrumental in propelling the Frogs to where they are now. These include Stephen Hodge and Blake Schlueter.
Hodge has made it before to the All-Mountain West Conference Selection and played very well in the past seasons and was the leading player for defensive backs in the nation way back in 2007.
Blake Schlueter, in his case, made it to the All-Mountain West Conference Selection three times and he made a difference in the offensive line of the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs.
Gary Patterson, the TCU head coach, played a critical role as he led the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs to a winning streak which resulted to the team's being in the forefront and vying for a bowl. Will the team ultimately have a bowl under his helm?
What is left now is to see if the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs will continue the spectacular performance which made them a worthy contender despite starting the year at rank 11.
Unfortunately this will not be true anymore since Texas Christian University and Boise State University will be part of the Poinsettia Bowl. Ohio State will meet with Texas in the Fiesta Bowl while Texas will battle with Ole Miss at the Cotton Bowl.
Several scenarios come to mind. In the event that Boise State University triumphs, the MWC's drawing power is lowered and BSU's glory will just be another notch in a mediocre mid-major while a win by TCU will be dismissed as a fluke attributed the BSU weak schedule. Whichever case comes out, the prospect is not really that good.
Other scenario would be for Brigham Young University probable win over Arizona with the latter being one of the Pac 10 contenders. Such a win will give BYU some recognition very similar to what happened way back in 2004 Utah triumph over Pitt.
Some would like to Boise State U beat a team from Maryland in the Humanitarian Bowl than witnessing a game between them and Texas Christian University Horned Frogs. This is more on the desire for BSU to have a successful season and play alongside with TCU.
The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs would make an interesting game if they are pitted against another team from the BCS when and if they play in the Poinsettia Bowl. Those are the games worth watching and looked forward to.
What makes the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs a team to watch out for?
They have several seniors who are in their final season and with their passion and fervor alone, they can make a big difference on how the TCU Horned Frogs do during the game.
Then, there are the players who have made vital contributions in the past and were instrumental in propelling the Frogs to where they are now. These include Stephen Hodge and Blake Schlueter.
Hodge has made it before to the All-Mountain West Conference Selection and played very well in the past seasons and was the leading player for defensive backs in the nation way back in 2007.
Blake Schlueter, in his case, made it to the All-Mountain West Conference Selection three times and he made a difference in the offensive line of the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs.
Gary Patterson, the TCU head coach, played a critical role as he led the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs to a winning streak which resulted to the team's being in the forefront and vying for a bowl. Will the team ultimately have a bowl under his helm?
What is left now is to see if the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs will continue the spectacular performance which made them a worthy contender despite starting the year at rank 11.
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