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NCST 34 -7.0 o52.0
WAKE 24 7.0 u52.0
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INST 0 47.5 o61.5
IU 73 -47.5 u61.5
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COLG 24 36.5 o64.0
SYR 66 -36.5 u64.0
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COLO 20 4.0 o45.0
HOU 36 -4.0 u45.0
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KSU 17 -1.5 o56.0
ARIZ 23 1.5 u56.0
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UNM 35 16.0 o52.0
UCLA 10 -16.0 u52.0
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MEM 28 -4.0 o51.0
TROY 7 4.0 u51.0
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TOWS 17 28.5 o52.5
MD 44 -28.5 u52.5
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ORE 34
NW 14
Final Sep 13
SAM 7 52.0 o64.5
BAY 42 -52.0 u64.5
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CWM 16 31.0 o53.5
UVA 55 -31.0 u53.5
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HCU 7 48.5 o59.0
NEB 59 -48.5 u59.0
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OKLA 42 -24.0 o51.0
TEM 3 24.0 u51.0
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CMU 3
MICH 63
Final Sep 13
BUFF 31 -24.0 o48.5
KENT 28 24.0 u48.5
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WIS 14 17.5 o45.0
ALA 38 -17.5 u45.0
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CLEM 21 -3.0 o50.0
GT 24 3.0 u50.0
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USA 15 25.5 o56.5
AUB 31 -25.5 u56.5
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ULL 10 27.5 o47.0
MIZZ 52 -27.5 u47.0
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UNH 29 3.0 o46.5
BALL 34 -3.0 u46.5
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CONN 41 -8.5 o53.0
DEL 44 8.5 u53.0
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UGA 44 -3.0 o50.5
TENN 41 3.0 u50.5
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WSU 10 7.0 o57.5
UNT 59 -7.0 u57.5
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NORF 10
RUTG 60
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PITT 24
WVU 31
Final Sep 13
RICH 6 24.0 o47.5
UNC 41 -24.0 u47.5
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VILL 6
PSU 52
Final Sep 13
NWST 0 48.5 o55.5
CIN 70 -48.5 u55.5
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USC 33 -20.5 o59.5
PUR 17 20.5 u59.5
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MORG 0 34.0 o54.5
TOL 60 -34.0 u54.5
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SMU 28 -28.5 o61.0
MOSU 10 28.5 u61.0
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YSU 24 24.0 o55.0
MSU 41 -24.0 u55.0
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IW 20
UTSA 48
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ORST 14 24.0 o61.5
TTU 45 -24.0 u61.5
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ISU 24 -21.0 o56.0
ARST 16 21.0 u56.0
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UTEP 10 39.5 o52.0
TEX 27 -39.5 u52.0
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USF 12 17.5 o57.0
MIA 49 -17.5 u57.0
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MTU 14 9.0 o50.0
NEV 13 -9.0 u50.0
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LIB 13 -6.0 o51.5
BGSU 23 6.0 u51.5
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FAU 28 1.5 o56.0
FIU 38 -1.5 u56.0
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MONM 35 2.5 o65.5
CHAR 42 -2.5 u65.5
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MERR 13 17.0 o44.0
KENN 27 -17.0 u44.0
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EKY 7 14.5 o49.5
MRSH 38 -14.5 u49.5
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ALCN 0 43.0 o56.5
MSST 63 -43.0 u56.5
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PV 17 28.0 o48.0
RICE 38 -28.0 u48.0
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JVST 34 3.5 o58.5
GASO 41 -3.5 u58.5
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MURR 21 32.0 o63.5
GSU 37 -32.0 u63.5
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APP 22 -3.0 o56.0
USM 38 3.0 u56.0
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ODU 45 5.5 o51.0
VT 26 -5.5 u51.0
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OHIO 9 28.0 o49.5
OSU 37 -28.0 u49.5
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WMU 0 27.5 o51.0
ILL 38 -27.5 u51.0
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ARK 35 4.0 o60.5
MISS 41 -4.0 u60.5
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FLA 10 4.5 o47.5
LSU 20 -4.5 u47.5
Final Sep 13
EMU 23 26.5 o49.0
UK 48 -26.5 u49.0
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TAM 41 6.5 o50.5
ND 40 -6.5 u50.5
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ECU 38 -7.5 o57.5
CCU 0 7.5 u57.5
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MASS 7 35.0 o44.0
IOWA 47 -35.0 u44.0
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NMSU 14 10.0 o43.0
LT 49 -10.0 u43.0
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VAN 31 3.0 o49.0
SOCAR 7 -3.0 u49.0
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UTAH 31 -24.0 o47.5
WYO 6 24.0 u47.5
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DUKE 27 1.0 o52.5
TULN 34 -1.0 u52.5
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ACU 21 42.0 o60.5
TCU 42 -42.0 u60.5
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NAVY 42 -14.0 o53.0
TLSA 23 14.0 u53.0
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AKR 28 12.0 o58.5
UAB 31 -12.0 u58.5
Final Sep 13
AFA 30 -4.0 o51.5
USU 49 4.0 u51.5
Final Sep 13
SOU 7 37.5 o50.0
FRES 56 -37.5 u50.0
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TXST 15 18.5 o61.5
ASU 34 -18.5 u61.5
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MINN 14 -3.0 o40.5
CAL 27 3.0 u40.5
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BC 20 -14.0 o45.0
STAN 30 14.0 u45.0
Final Sep 14
PRST 3 35.5 o54.0
HAW 23 -35.5 u54.0
Houston 12th Big 124-8
TCU 6th Big 129-4
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Houston @ TCU preview

Amon G. Carter Stadium

Last Meeting ( Sep 16, 2023 ) TCU 36, Houston 13

TCU looks to build on its best performance of the year when it hosts reeling Houston on Friday evening in a Big 12 Conference clash in Fort Worth, Texas.

The Horned Frogs (3-2, 1-1 Big 12) head home after a rousing 38-27 win at Kansas on Saturday that snapped a two-game losing skid. Josh Hoover passed for 356 yards and three TDs with 10 of his completions hauled in by Jack Bech for 131 yards and two touchdowns.

J.P. Richardson's 89-yard score on a punt return late in the third quarter put TCU in the lead for good.

"Our guys just got tougher -- tougher and grittier," TCU coach Sonny Dykes said. "Sometimes teams that lose two games in a row don't react that way. It says a lot about our players -- who they are, their character, the way they work."

Hoover has thrown for at least two scores in eight consecutive games while Bech's 10 catches in the win over Kansas were a career high. Bech has had 100-plus yards in four of five games this season.

The Cougars (1-4, 0-2) head north after a 20-0 loss at home to then-No. 18 Iowa State on Saturday. The defeat was Houston's second straight and followed on the heels of a 34-0 setback in Cincinnati on Sept. 21. It's the first time the Cougars have been shut out in consecutive games since 1994.

Houston rotated quarterbacks throughout the game, with Donovan Smith (8 of 12 for 71 yards and an interception) and Zeon Chriss (1 of 4 for 1 yard and a pick) each seeing significant playing time but amassing only a combined 72 yards through the air.

"We're looking for a guy to step up and be 'the guy,'" Houston coach Willie Fritz said. "We're giving two players the opportunity. If one guy shows it, then he will be the guy. Until that happens, we're probably going to keep rotating."

The Cougars rank last in scoring offense among the 134 teams in FBS, producing a total of 52 points, an average of 10.4 per contest. Thirty-three of those points came in a Sept. 14 win over Rice.

The Horned Frogs have swept the last nine meetings with Houston, including a 36-13 victory in Houston in 2023 that evened the all-time series at 13-13.

--Field Level Media

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