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Frogs open season with loss to SMU
Freshman Scholten remains undefeated on the season
By Quinten Boyd
Skiff Staff

The “brand new rivalry” that men’s tennis head coach Joey Rive used to describe yesterday’s TCU and SMU match looked a lot like the old rivalry.
The Frogs, ranked No. 19 in the nation, played a hard-fought match, but in the end, fell short against the No. 9-ranked Mustangs (2-0), 4-3. The match was moved indoors due to inclement weather.
The meet, which lasted approximately 4 1/2 hours, was marked by intense play by both teams.
“It was a long match, but we gave a strong performance,” Rive said. “The guys showed a lot of ability. In truth, we were one point from winning the meet.”
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Freshman Fabrizio Sestini hits a forehand Wednesday afternoon in the indoor courts of the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center. The Frogs dropped their first dual match season of the season to SMU, 4-3.

Football recruitment looks good for Frogs
by jordan blum
Opinion Editor

Head football coach Gary Patterson is in the midst of his first full recruiting season since the departure of Dennis Franchione, and recruiting experts say this class of recruits is already shaping up better than most years.
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TCU commitments from high school recruits

Pats name Brady starter in Super Bowl
Associated Press

New England head coach Bill Belichick delayed naming his starter until he and his assistant coaches had a chance to watch tapes of the afternoon workout at Tulane University. He went so far as to ask a pool reporter not to identify who took the most snaps in practice; the starter usually takes almost all off the practice snaps with the offense.
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Tyson and Lewis fight, not final yet
Associated Press

LONDON — Lennox Lewis says he still has Mike Tyson’s teeth marks in his thigh after a news conference brawl. The Nevada boxing commission won’t let Tyson fight in Las Vegas, and the former undisputed world champion reportedly faces two possible rape charges.
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