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Clark Kellogg accidentally called TCU the ‘Froghorns’ while analyzing the NCAA tournament bracket

Clark Kellogg called TCU the “Froghorns” as the NCAA tournament bracket was unveiled. No, really.

CBS college basketball analyst Clark Kellogg got a bit tongue-tied while talking about the West Region of the 2023 NCAA tournament.

While mentioning six-seeded TCU, Kellogg called the team the “Froghorns,” which was very much incorrect.

Those in Fort Worth, Texas will quickly tell you that TCU’s mascot is the Horned Frog, not the Froghorn. There is no such thing as the Froghorn.

There is a foghorn, which bellows a loud noise to help ships sailing in foggy conditions avoid treacherous obstacles as they head into port. There is also Foghorn Leghorn, the Looney Tunes rooster with a Southern drawl.

However, the Froghorn does not exist. It’s just a hilarious verbal blooper from Kellogg as he broke down this year’s March Madness bracket.

Alright, live television is hard, and we all know what team Kellogg was talking about. Even so, this is just one of those gaffes you can’t help but chuckle at.

How will the Froghorns do in the NCAA tournament this year? Well, they didn’t make it, but the Horned Frogs might could make some waves.

WATCH: Joey Hauser talks to Clark Kellogg following big road win

Joey Hauser talked to Clark Kellogg following his big performance on Sunday:

Michigan State went on the road and dominated Ohio State in Columbus, defeating the Buckeyes 62-41 inside the Schottenstein Center. A big part of MSU’s success centered around the play of Joey Hauser.

Hauser finished the game with 22 points, making 8-of-13 shots, and securing 8 rebounds. The senior forward is proving more and more the importance he brought to the roster when he decided to return for one more season.

Following the Spartans win, Hauser talked to Clark Kellogg of CBS about his performance in the contest:

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Curry took his adoration a step further …

Curry took his adoration a step further when he told Hamilton he was not only up for an interview, but wanted to get more involved. That’s how basketball’s greatest jump shooter became an executive producer. Both players are interviewed in the film, along with a lineup of basketball legends — from Dirk Nowitzki to Bob Knight, Nancy Lieberman and Clark Kellogg. Their astonishment at Sailors’ pioneering shot, particularly a photograph that appeared in Life magazine in 1946, will resonate with basketball fans.

Steph Curry’s executive produced “JUMP SHOT” to release in April

Steph Curry is an executive producer on the upcoming documentary “JUMP SHOT.”

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry is arguably the best shooter ever, and as a future Hall of Famer, he’s helping to educate basketball fans on the man who pioneered the jump shot that rules the modern game.

Curry is an executive producer on the documentary, “JUMP SHOT,” which will be released for one night only April 2 in more than 250 movie theaters across the country. The film is being released by Unanimous Media, a media company Curry co-founded.

The documentary tells the story of Kenny Sailors, a basketball player who was an innovator of the jump shot at the University of Wyoming. Sailors passed away in 2016. He was 95.

Sailors and the Cowboys won the NCAA Championship in 1943, but Sailors’ basketball life didn’t last too long after that.

A World War 2 veteran, he played three seasons in the old Basketball Association of America, which merged with the National Basketball League in 1949 to form the NBA. Sailors played two seasons in the NBA, but his story isn’t well known.

“The film not only explores his impact on the game, but his calling and all the different places that took him, whether it was serving in the military, or playing in the NBA, or being with his family,” Curry said, per a press release sent to Warriors Wire. “There’s so many people like myself that don’t know Kenny Sailors, and I’m proud to help share his story with the world.”

The documentary will feature interviews from Curry and Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant, along with basketball legends such as Dirk Nowitzki, Nancy Lieberman and Clark Kellogg.

The movie made its premiere in 2019 at the SXSW Film Festival, and it also earned an award at the deadCENTER Film Festival.

Tickets are currently on sale for the one-night event, and they can be purchased at the movie’s website.

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