TCU has gone from hanging with one of the top teams in the country, Ohio State, to simply hoping to become bowl eligible. That’s what losing three of four to start Big 12 play, coupled with a rash of injuries, will do to a team.
Things aren’t looking too promising for the Frogs following a 52-27 loss to No. 9 Oklahoma on Saturday at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
“We’ve got to keep our heads up. The season is not over,” defender Ty Summers said. “At this point, we’re really fighting to make sure that we can find a way to get six wins [and become bowl eligible].