The TCU basketball team is in the midst of a three-game losing streak and have firmly played itself onto the “bubble” for the NCAA Tournament. With five players unavailable from its opening day roster, have the Frogs changed expectations?
TCU athletic director Jeremiah Donati held a “Live with #ADJD” on Thursday afternoon. He updated the Amon G. Carter Stadium expansion project, as well as announcing plans to let fans pick the uniform structure for next year’s season opener.
The Kansas State Wildcats sit atop the Big 12 basketball standings as of Feb. 21, 2019. They are one game ahead of Texas Tech and Kansas, and two games ahead of Iowa State and Baylor.
Jeremiah Donati joined four other athletics directors on a Nike-sponsored trip to Southeast Asia last month to tour its contract factories in Vietnam and China, and came away with a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
TCU won its home opener against Abilene Christian on Wednesday night. Alex Isola paced the way with a three-run home run, and Josh Watson also had three RBIs. Freshman right-hander Spencer Arrighetti earned his first career win with 1 1/3 scoreless innings of relief.
The NCAA Tournament selection chair called the RPI “yesterday’s news.” The NCAA will use its new “NET” rankings in determining seeds and berths into the upcoming tournament. That’s good news for a few Big 12 teams. And bad news for a few Big 12 teams.
TCU has been without sophomore forward Kouat Noi (ankle) for two consecutive games. The offense has struggled as Noi is the second-leading scorer with 14.8 points a game. Noi could return as early as Saturday, Jamie Dixon said.
Playing short-handed and without one of its best players, Kouat Noi, TCU lost its third consecutive game in a 68-61 setback at Oklahoma State, Monday, Feb. 18. The Frogs are back on the NCAA Tournament bubble.
The TCU basketball team will be without sophomore forward Kouat Noi tonight against Oklahoma State. Noi is still wearing a boot on his left foot, nursing an ankle injury. Noi is the team’s second-leading scorer with 14.8 points.
TCU sustained a setback on Saturday, falling to Oklahoma. The Frogs are looking to get back on track tonight at Oklahoma State. TCU knocked off Oklahoma State just 12 days ago in thrilling fashion as JD Miller made a buzzer-beater for the win.
The TCU baseball team earned a signature win in its opening weekend, taking down top-ranked Vanderbilt in the MLB4 Tournament in Arizona. The Frogs scored 10 runs in the rout, and ended the weekend 2-1. They host Abilene Christian on Tuesday night.
TCU found itself down 19 points at halftime on the road at West Virginia and that simply proved to be too much of a deficit to ovecome in a 79-65 loss at WVU Coliseum.
TCU fell to Oklahoma on Saturday, 71-62. The Frogs had one of their worst shooting days of the season with Kouat Noi sidelined. The Sooners, meanwhile, snapped a five-game losing streak.
TCU has seen five players either transfer or sustain season-ending injuries from its opening day roster. Freshman forward Lat Mayen is the latest injury setback. He’s done for the year with a knee injury.
TCU will be without its second-leading scorer for today’s game against Oklahoma. Sophomore forward Kouat Noi, who is averaging 14.8 points a game, is out. So is freshman forward Lat Mayen. TCU fell at Oklahoma last month.
TCU guard Kendric Davis uses the motivation of his brother, Paul Banks III, being in jail as motivation. He has come to his own for the Frogs, who take on Oklahoma on Feb. 16, 2019 in Fort Worth.
The TCU baseball team opens its season this weekend at the MLB4 Tournament in Scottsdale, Arizona. It’s a loaded field with College World Series contenders such as Cal State Fullerton, Vanderbilt and Virginia. The Frogs want to bounce back after disappointing 2018.
