TCU Horned Frogs Season Prediction, What Will Happen
Under Gary Patterson, TCU had a way of always following up a clunker by fixing the glitches to improve right away.
How fast can Sonny Dykes fix all the problems the 2021 TCU team had to fight through?
On the plus side, as awful as the defense was, and as inconsistent as the offense became, the Horned Frogs were still a win away from going bowling. A more settled situation should be good enough for at least a few more wins, even if this isn’t a blow up/breakthrough season that gets the program to a Big 12 Championship level.
Set The TCU Horned Frogs Regular Season Win Total At … 6.5
Tarleton State is the only true layup win. Going to Colorado isn’t going to be easy to start the season, and even going to South Alabama – don’t laugh; that’s a team loaded with experience that’s going to bring a nasty defense – might be a fight.
Even the Kansas game is on the road.
Even so, the Horned Frogs will find a way to at least match the five wins of last year – they’ll come up with a few good home wins over solid teams, and they should be South Alabama, Kansas, and Tarleton State.
They’ll get a sixth win somewhere to get bowl eligible, but it might come down to the Iowa State home game – the Cyclones have been a massive problem with four wins over the last five years in the series – to push through to seven victories.
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