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TCU Horned Frogs and Oklahoma State Cowboys Set to Battle at Boone Pickens Stadium in American Football

As the TCU Horned Frogs prepare to face off against the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Boone Pickens Stadium, fans are buzzing with anticipation. The Horned Frogs have been on a tear, and their recent performances suggest that they're not slowing down anytime soon.


Nov 28, 2020; Lawrence, Kansas, USA; TCU Horned Frogs quarterback Max Duggan (15) throws a pass during pre-game workouts, prior to a game against the Kansas Jayhawks at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Peter Aiken-USA TODAY Sports

In their last game on September 16 at Amon G. Carter Stadium, TCU dominated the SMU Mustangs with a staggering 56 points to SMU's 36. The offense was electric, racking up an impressive 605 total yards. The passing game was particularly lethal; completing 80 percent of passes for a total of 365 yards and four touchdowns is no small feat. Not to be outdone, the rushing attack added another three touchdowns from its own playbook.


The defense also had its moments of brilliance despite not recording any sacks; two interceptions—one returned for a touchdown—highlighted their ability to capitalize on opponent's mistakes. Special teams played it safe with no blocked punts or kicks but maintained solid field position throughout the game.


A week prior on September 9 against Arkansas Razorbacks in Fayetteville, TCU's defense shone brightly once again with three sacks and one forced fumble contributing significantly to limiting Arkansas to just seven points. Offensively, while they didn't throw any touchdown passes that day, they more than made up for it by rushing into the end zone four times as part of a balanced attack that saw them amass over 350 total yards.


Going back even further to September 3 against Jackson State Tigers at home turf in Fort Worth, it was an absolute rout as TCU scored nine touchdowns leading them to an overwhelming victory of 63-0—a clear demonstration of both offensive prowess and defensive dominance.


Given these past performances and considering how well-rounded this team has proven itself across all facets of play—from offense through special teams—it seems likely that when they take on Oklahoma State Cowboys next Saturday evening under the lights in Stillwater, fans can expect another strong showing from TCU.


The upcoming battle promises excitement as both teams bring their A-game but based on recent form; it would be reasonable for Horned Frog supporters to feel confident about adding another win to their record this season.


Fans eager not miss out can catch all action live from Boone Pickens Stadium on ESPN starting at 7:30 PM local time come September 23rd.

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