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2019 Tcu Football Fact Book 2019 TCU FOOTBALL FACT BOOK INTRODUCTION STARTERS RETURNING/LOST TABLE OF CONTENTS Total Starters Returning/Lost: _____________________ 15 / 11 UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: ___________________ 7/4 School: _________________Texas Christian University (TCU) Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: __________________ 5/6 INTRODUCTION / MEDIA INFO Location: __________________________ Fort Worth, Texas Specialist Starters Returning/Lost: __________________ 3/1 Table of Contents / Quick Facts __________________ 1 Founded: _____________________________________ 1873 Schedule Information / Historical Facts ___________ 2 Enrollment: ___________________________________10,918 Offensive Starters Returning (7): WR Taye Barber, OG Wes Harris, Communications/TCU IMG Sports Network ________ 3 Colors: ____________________________ Purple and White C Kellton Hollins, OG Cordel Iwuagwu, OT Anthony McKinney, OT Amon G. Carter Stadium ______________________ 4-5 Nickname: _____________________________Horned Frogs Lucas Niang, WR Jalen Reagor. Roster / Pronunciation Guide _________________ 6-7 Conference: _________________________________ Big 12 Stadium: _______________________Amon G. Carter (46,000) Offensive Starters Lost (4): WR Jalen Austin, OG Trey Elliott, C COACHES / STAFF Surface: ______________________________ Natural Grass Chris Gaynor, TE Cole Novak. Gary Patterson _____________________________ 8-11 Chancellor: ___________________ Dr. Victor J. Boschini Jr. Assistant Coaches _________________________ 12-21 Director of Intercollegiate Athletics: ______ Jeremiah Donati Defensive Starters Returning (5): DT Corey Bethley, DT Terrell Support Staff _____________________________ 22-23 Faculty Athletics Rep.: _________________ Rhonda Hatcher Cooper, CB Jeff Gladney, CB Julius Lewis, S Vernon Scott. All-Time Assistant Coaches _____________________24 Athletics Department Phone: ______________ (817) 257-5658 Chancellor Boschini / University Administration _____25 Ticket Office Phone: ______________ (817) 257-FROG (3764) Defensive Starters Lost (6): DE Ben Banogu, DE LJ Collier, AD Jeremiah Donati / Athletics Executive Team ____26 Twitter: ______________________________ @TCUFootball S Ridwan Issahaku, LB Jawuan Johnson, S Niko Small, LB Ty Website: ______________________________ GoFrogs.com Summers. PLAYERS All Players _______________________________ 27-54 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS Specialist Starters Returning (3): PK Cole Bunce, SN Antonio Head Coach: _________________________ Gary Patterson Ortiz, PK Jonathan Song. Alma Mater: _________________________ Kansas State ‘83 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW Specialist Starters Lost (1): P Adam Nunez. 2018 Results / Team Stats ______________________55 Record at TCU (years): ______________________ 167-63 (18) Individual Statistics ________________________ 56-58 Overall Record (years): _____________________ 167-63 (18) Game-By-Game Team Statistics ________________ 59 Football Office: ___________________________817.257.7970 LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST Total Lettermen Returning/Lost: __________________ 40/25 Game-By-Game Individual Statistics ___________ 60-61 Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: ____ Sonny Cumbie Offensive Lettermen Returning/Lost: ________________ 23/11 Opponent Game-By-Game Team Statistics _________62 Co-Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs: _____Curtis Luper Defensive Lettermen Returning/Lost: ______________ 14/12 Specialty Statistics ___________________________63 Inside Wide Receivers: ________________Jarrett Anderson Specialist Lettermen Returning/Lost: _________________ 3/2 Season Superlatives __________________________64 Outside Wide Receivers: __________________ Malcolm Kelly Game-By-Game Recaps ____________________ 65-71 Offensive Line: ________________________ Chris Thomsen Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers: _______ Chad Glasgow Offensive Lettermen Returning (23): RB Darius Anderson, WR RECORDS Defensive Line: _________________________ Zarnell Fitch Taye Barber, OT David Bolisomi, QB Mike Collins, WR Al’Dontre Amon G. Carter Stadium Records (All-Time) ________72 Defensive Line: ___________________________ Dan Sharp Davis, WR Derius Davis, RB Emari Demercado, OG Nate Guyton, Team Offensive Records (All-Time) ____________ 73-74 Cornerbacks: ________________________ Jeremy Modkins OG Wes Harris, WR TreVontae Hights, WR Te’Vailance Hunt, C Individual Records (All-Time) ________________ 75-85 Safeties: ______________________________ Paul Gonzales Kellton Hollins, OG Cordel Iwuagwu, TE Artavious Lynn, OT Anthony Opponent Records (All-Time) ________________ 86-98 Director of Player Personnel: ___________ DeMontie Cross McKinney, C Coy McMillon, OT Austin Myers, OT Lucas Niang, RB Longest Plays in TCU History (All-Time) __________ 89 Offensive Analysts: _____________Rusty Burns, Tony Savino Sewo Olonilua, WR Jalen Reagor, WR John Stephens, Jr., TE Carter Miscellaneous Records (All-Time) _______________90 Defensive Analysts: ____ Brian Hernandez, Darrell Patterson Ware, OT Quazzel White. Bowl Records (All-Time) ____________________ 91-92 Graduate Assistant–Offense: ______ Garrett Altman, Kenny Hill Team Records (Patterson Era) ________________ 93-97 Graduate Assistants–Defense: _______________________ Offensive Lettermen Lost: (11): WR Jaelen Austin, OG Trey Elliott, Individual Records (Patterson Era) ___________ 98-111 ____________________ Michael Downing, Jr., Ilaiu Moeakiola C Chris Gaynor, RB Jacques Guillot, OG Casey McDermott Vai, Director of Football Operations: _____________ Matt Lewis WR Ni’Jeel Meeking, QB Grayson Muehlstein, TE Cole Novak, QB Director of Recruiting Operations: __________Rachel Phillips Shawn Robinson, WR KaVontae Turpin, WR Patrick Zeller. HISTORY TCU Football Through the Ages _____________ 112-114 Director of High School Relations: __________ Brett Lemoine Defensive Lettermen Returning (14): DT Corey Bethley, DE Coaching History ________________________ 113-114 Coordinator of New and Creative Media: __________Kyle Coulter Brandon Bowen, DT Terrell Cooper, CB Noah Daniels, DT George National Championships ______________________115 Assistant AD/Strength & Conditioning: _______ Don Sommer Ellis III, S Innis Gaines, CB Jeff Gladney, CB Julius Lewis, S Trevon Year-By-Year Records ________________________116 Assistant AD/Equipment: _________________ Brian Coutras Moehrig, S Vernon Scott, CB Keenan Reed, S La’Kendrick Van TCU in the National Rankings __________________117 Video Coordinator: _______________________ Mike Maples Zandt, LB Garret Wallow, LB Ben Wilson. TCU in the Associated Press Poll ___________ 118-120 Assistant Video Director: _____________________ Tim Allmon All-Time Series Records ______________________121 Associate AD/Sports Medicine: _____________David Gable Defensive Lettermen Lost (12): DE Ben Banogu, DT Joe Broadnax, All-Time Series Results ___________________ 122-126 Coordinator of Office Services: ______________ Andrea Roberts DE LJ Collier, LB Alec Dunham, DE Michael Epley, LB Arico Evans, The Iron Skillet ______________________________125 Administrative Assistant: __________________ Gisele Kates S Ridwan Issahaku, CB Tony James, LB Jawuan Johnson, S Niko Year-By-Year Results ____________________ 127-132 All-Time Record: __________________________ 651-547-57 Small, LB Ty Summers, S Markell Simmons. Bowl History ___________________________ 133-143 2018 Overall Record: _____________________________ 7-6 All-Time TCU Legends ____________________ 144-149 Conference Record/Finish: ___________________ 4-5/T-5th Specialist Lettermen Returning (3): PK Cole Bunce, SN Antonio TCU and the Heisman Trophy __________________150 Final Ranking (AP/Amway USA Today): ____________ NR/NR Ortiz, PK Jonathan Song. All-Americans/Retired Numbers ________________151 Basic Offense: _______________________________Spread All-Conference Honors ___________________ 152-154 Basic Defense: _______________________________ 4-2-5 Specialist Lettermen Lost (2): P Andrew David, P Adam Nunez. All-Star Game Selections _____________________155 Frogs in the NFL _________________________ 156-157 Rogers Trophy Winners _______________________158 All-Time Letterwinners ___________________ 158-164 CREDITS The 2019 TCU Football Fact Book is a production of the TCU Athletics Communications Office. Design by Cameron Harris. Photography by Sharon Ellman, Gregg Ellman, Ray Carlin, Jim Cowsert, Michael Clements, Keith Robinson, and the late Linda Kaye. Frogs in the NFL photos were provided by respective NFL public relations departments. Printing by Brumley Printing of Fort Worth. GOFROGS.COM 1 2019 TCU FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2018 SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent Location Time (TV) Date Opponent Result Score TV Attendance Aug. 31 ___ Arkansas-Pine Bluff _________ Fort Worth, Texas ____________ 7 p.m. (FSN) Sept. 1 ___ Southern _________________W _________ 55-7 ______ FSN _______ 42,219 Sept. 14 ___ at Purdue __________________ West Lafayette, Ind. _______6:30 p.m. (BTN) Sept. 7 ___ at SMU ___________________W _________42-12 _____ ESPN2 ______ 24,216 Sept. 21 ___ SMU ______________________ Fort Worth, Texas __________________TBA Sept. 15 __ vs. No. 4 Ohio State& _________L _______40-28 ______ ABC _______ 64,362 Sept. 28 ___ Kansas* ___________________ Fort Worth, Texas __________________TBA Sept. 22 __ at Texas* ___________________L _______31-16 ______ FOX _______ 95,124 Oct. 5 _____ at Iowa State* ______________ Ames, Iowa _______________________TBA Sept. 29 __ Iowa State* _______________W _________17-14 _____ ESPNU ______42,664 Oct. 19 ____ at Kansas State* ____________ Manhattan, Kan. __________________
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