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Jonathan Song, Ross Blackrock, Jeff Gladney, Trevon Moehrig and Garrett Wallow first team all conference. https://big12sports.com/news/2019/12/4/2019-all-big-12-football-awards-announced.aspx

Ar'Darius Washington has been named the Big 12's Defensive Freshman of the Year.

TCU Horned Frogs (6-1) vs Southern California Trojans (7-2) 8:00pm Central Friday, December 6, 2019 Dickies Arena Fort Worth, Texas Final Score GameTracker (TCU) ESPN Box Score FoxSports.com Box Score TurkVision Post #1 FrogVision Radio Stream #1(StreamGuys) Radio Stream #2 (TuneIn) Radio Stream #3 (KTCU) Radio Stream #4 (*.m3u8)    TCU Men's Basketball Facebook TCU Men's Basketball Twitter

The Tampa Bay Times' Joey Knight has reported that former Florida State and USF coach Willie Taggart has been in contact with USF representatives about a return to be the Bulls coach. This backs up a previous report by Knight that expressed Taggart had serious interest in taking the job back after leaving in 2016 to take the head coaching job at Oregon. Taggart was fired by Florida State in November after going 9-12 in two seasons. https://247sports.com/college/south-florida/Article/report-willie-taggart-in-contact-with-usf-bulls-representatives-139776118/

If OU embarrasses Baylor, Utah doesn't stand a chance. As a Frog fan, you should know the effect of a blue blood CCG blowout.

Iowa State gives Matt Campbell extension through 2025 https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28218069/iowa-state-gives-matt-campbell-extension-2025

I want to see OU embarrass Baylor in the rematch, then go into the playoff announcement confident that they're going to get in...before Utah takes their spot. Conference pride is for mid-majors. Which is why I still root for the Utes.

Any of the three teams (Oklahoma, Utah, Baylor) are going to get murdered by Ohio State or LSU. As fun as it would be to watch Baylor get embarrassed, I don't want them to have that month of Playoff bliss to enjoy. And I don't want Oklahoma to lose a Playoff semi for a fourth time (previously Clemson, Georgia, and Alabama). That just starts to get embarrassing since they're the Big 12's flagship team. So by elimination, I'm rooting for Utah, which means I'm rooting for Utah to blow out Oregon and Oklahoma to stumble their way into an ugly win over a shitty looking Baylor.

FIFY

Well, I certainly don't want Baylor to win, but I'm hoping Utah sneaks into the playoffs rather than the Sooners. The Utes don't have a victory over a ranked team as yet (USC is ranked but that's their only loss) but a W over Oregon will give them that.

USA! USA! USA! Yet again, the U.S. demonstrated that it has the strongest college tennis system in the world by winning the Master'U competition in Grenoble over the weekend, prevailing over Team Great Britain 4-1 in the college version of the Davis Cup in international competition. This is the U.S.'s second straight W and 8th of the last 9. The team was coached as usual by Boise State's Greg Patton and the male players were Illinois' Aleks Kovacevic (who won the clinching match) and UCLA's Keegan Smith. The female players were Alexa Graham and Michaela Gordon. Like normal, the U.S. team's habit of vocally cheering each other on and running on to the court to dramatically hug each other after winning completely shocked and offended the (mostly European) other teams, as well as the spectators. Compared to football, which allows 85 scholarships, college tennis is small-time by only allowing 4.5 scholarships (for men), but that is still light years ahead of all other countries which effectively have no college system. The Frogs have never had a player on this team but it would be cool if we did.

I hope that game looks like this (not safe for work humanity)...

Two of our 2020 commits are playing for state championships up in Edmond, Oklahoma this weekend: -Blake Nowell and Ardmore Plainview play against Lincoln Christian for the 3A title -Dominic Richardson and Oklahoma City Bishop McGuinness play something called Carl Albert for the 5A title

WR recruit Danny Gray was first team all conference, after 877 yards on 54 catches in 9 games for Blinn JC.