TCU Daily Skiff

	Thursday, August 29, 2002

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Football Preview

Youth shouldn’t be an excuse for squad
COMMENTARY

The Frogs shot themselves in the foot on a consistant basis with stupid penalties last season. This year, we’ll find out if that was caused by inexperience — or just lack of talent.

Gary Patterson

Simon Lopez/Skiff Staff

Head coach Gary Patterson should not tolerate mistakes from this year’s team, which only lost 13 lettermen and retained 48.

Winder finds new home with the Horned Frogs

Dick Winder brings experience, a business-like approach and possibly even stability.

Powell bounces back from illness that caused him to lose 50 pounds, miss game

Senior offensive lineman Jamal Powell is viewed by many of his teammates as a leader on the field. The team is eager to have him back after an illness almost threatened his life.

No longer a back up, Stilley ready to lead offense

After spending most of his career on the bench, Sean Stilley finally has his chance to start.

McDonald embraces leadership role

LaMarcus McDonald has a nose for the ball, making spectacular plays at an amazing rate. Now coaches look for the senior to be more of a leader.

Players' Spotlight

Offense preview

Most prognosticators say quarterback Sean Stilley is the Horned Frogs’ biggest uncertainty, but it might be the offensive line.

Defense preview

The TCU defense had a lot of expectations to live up to last season. The year before, the Horned Frogs had led the nation in total defense, allowing just 245 yards a game.

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