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About our TCU Horned Frogs Basketball news

Latest news on TCU Horned Frogs Basketball, providing comprehensive coverage of TCU basketball scores, schedule, results, rankings, Big 12 standings, the Big 12 Tournament, the NCAA Tournament and March Madness, plus coach Jamie Dixon, Schollmaier Arena, recruiting, the transfer portal, NIL, injury news and NBA Draft prospects from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth.

The TCU Horned Frogs, also known as the Frogs, represent Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. They play at Schollmaier Arena, which reopened in 2015 after a major renovation and holds around 6,700 fans. The programme dates back to 1908, with purple colours and the SuperFrog mascot central to Horned Frog identity.

Jamie Dixon, appointed in 2016, arrived from Pittsburgh and rebuilt a team that had struggled in the Big 12. The Horned Frogs won the 2017 NIT, returned to the NCAA Tournament in 2018 and earned their first tournament win since 1987 in 2022. In one of the deepest conferences in the sport, every game, ranking and NCAA Tournament seed matters.

Modern college hoops brings challenges. NIL deals, revenue sharing after the House settlement, the transfer portal and the chase for top recruits now shape each roster, so off-season movement is closely watched. TCU has long worked to compete in a conference of larger, better-funded programmes, relying on transfers, junior college players and international signings.

Basketball adds to the identity of Fort Worth and the TCU campus, and the Frogs are closely followed alongside the university's football success. Alumni such as Desmond Bane and Kenrich Williams reached the NBA after developing in Dixon's system, while the Lady Frogs add to the university's hoops culture. Fans often greet each other with "Go Frogs", a rallying cry across campus.

The history of TCU basketball includes an Elite Eight in 1968. The team spent decades in the Southwest Conference, then moved through the Western Athletic Conference, Conference USA and the Mountain West before joining the Big 12 in 2012. Moving from Waco to Fort Worth in 1910 after a fire also shaped the university's story.

Staying informed matters for fans, alumni and college basketball followers alike. Our NewsNow feed on TCU Horned Frogs Basketball delivers constantly updated headlines on scores, recruiting, transfer portal moves, NIL, the Big 12, March Madness, the NCAA Tournament and NBA Draft news, giving you comprehensive coverage from reliable sources.