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The
big game
Tailgates and concerts
and rain, oh my!
Jim
Vanderslice, a 1970 TCU graduate, drove from Dallas to watch
the Horned Frogs play Louisville Wednesday night at Amon Carter
Stadium. All he wanted to do was watch the “big game,”
and he wasn’t going to let the rain and cold stop him.
“This is great football weather,” Vanderslice said,
sporting his TCU jacket. |
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TCU
WINS
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Stephen
Spillman/Photo Editor
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Frog
fans from the “Rosa’s Cafe” couch celebrate
a TCU touchdown during Wednesday night’s game against
Louisville, which TCU went on to win 31-28.
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SLA
not exclusive
Latina sorority celebrates
10 years at TCU
Sigma
Lambda Alpha, a Latina sorority, is celebrating its 10th year
on campus this week. SLA President Cynthia Montes said the organization
has grown since she pledged three years ago. “My pledge
class had about 13 members, which doubled the size of the sorority
at that time,” said Montes, a junior international political
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Carrier
returns from deployment
CORONADO,
Calif. — With “California Dreamin”’ blasting
from the speakers, thousands of sailors streamed from the USS
Nimitz Wednesday and waved to their loved ones after an eight-month
deployment to the Persian Gulf. |
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TheSkiffView
PURPLE
Students show TCU spirit
en masse
COMMENTARY
Usually
the purple on campus is restricted to sections of Amon Carter
Stadium on Saturday nights. But Wednesday it was different.
It spilled out onto the rest of the university, where there
was a buzz on campus way before kickoff. |
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Making
the Grade
While
the Frog defense is mired in inconsistency, the Frog offense
continues to play solid offensive football. The defensive play
can no longer be linked to breakdowns. More serious problems
should concern the coaching staff: poor tackling, lack of a
pass rush and loss of aggressiveness are areas that need to
be addressed if the Frogs are to continue the winning streak.
Despite all the defensive troubles, the Frogs managed to extend
their streak and are inching closer and closer to a BCS invitation. |
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Stephen
Spillman/Photo Editor
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A
gasp comes over the crowd as junior quarterback Brandon Hassell
gets hit during the first quarter, losing his helmet.
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