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TCU’s Dublin Disaster: Frogs’ Season Starts With More Questions Than Answers
TCU entered 2026 with Big 12 championship aspirations. After a sloppy loss to North Carolina in Dublin, the Horned Frogs suddenly have plenty to fix on and off the field.

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TCU seemed bound and determined to enter the Week 0 clash in Ireland against North Carolina as the most dysfunctional team. The Tar Heels suspended their general manager and didn’t have a defensive coordinator who is on leave for personal reasons, but they looked like the cleaner and crisper operation in the 15-10 victory in Dublin.
The Horned Frogs shot themselves in the foot from a public relations standpoint by revoking credentials to the local paper over a story about a fight in the locker room that resulted in the loss of a wide receiver to injury and a safety to dismissal. They continued shooting themselves in the foot in the loss – a bad snap on a punt that resulted in a safety, 10 penalties, and three turnovers on downs, including two in the red zone to end the game.
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