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Frogs face Baylor after triple successes
BY Danny Gillham
Skiff Staff

The TCU baseball team takes action today, coming off one of the most successful series of the season.
The Frogs (12-14, 4-2 Conference USA) will take on Baylor (19-8, No. 10 Baseball America) at 6 p.m today at the Baylor Ballpark in Waco.
The team will be riding the coattails of a three-game sweep against previously ranked conference for East Carolina this past weekend. The Pirates were ranked No. 20 in the nation coming into the series against the Frogs.
After what head coach Lance Brown called “probably the three worst games we’ve played all year” against Southern Mississippi, the Frogs responded by beating the Pirates 5-1, 8-4 and 7-2.
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New head coach has full plate ahead of him
Dougherty said he feels TCU is already behind in recruiting
By Ram Luthra
Sports Editor

New basketball head coach Neil Dougherty has his schedule book full for the next couple of weeks.
Dougherty will be busy trying to fulfill his assistant coaching duties for the Kansas Jayhawks who play the Maryland Terrapins in the Final Four Saturday in Atlanta, begin recruiting for the upcoming season and trying to quiet some of the doubts for his new players.
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Netters focus on game positives
By Quinten Boyd
Skiff Staff

The TCU men’s tennis team has learned to take positives from every match, whether they win or lose. At this past weekend’s Pepperdine Shootout, the Frogs pulled off their biggest upset of the year only to lose the next day.
However, as they have all year, the Frogs came out of the weekend focused on their positives.
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