TCU defensive end Paul Oyewale is contemplating entry into the transfer portal. With that being said, he has not left the Horned Frogs football program.

Forecasting how well a special teams unit will perform from year to year is a much more difficult endeavor than doing so for offense or defense. The immediate diagnosis is that the Frogs need to have a more reliable field-goal kicker and also need better punting. That’s probably easier said than done, but it’s what’s desired for 2026.

The TCU Horned Frogs (8-4; 5-4 Big 12) will stay in Texas this postseason, traveling down to San Antonio for the Valero Alamo Bowl to face off with the No. 16 USC Trojans (9-3; 7-2 Big Ten). The game is scheduled for Tuesday, December 30 at 8:00 PM at the Alamodome, broadcast on ESPN.

TCU football QB Josh Hoover is set to enter the transfer portal and reports suggest Indiana football is one of the schools interested.

TCU finished its regular season on a high note with wins over Houston and Cincinnati and head coach Sonny Dykes is looking to carry that momentum to the recruiting trail. With the early signing period opening, commits can officially sign their National Letter of Intent starting Wednesday.

The Alamo Bowl is here! Get tickets to see the TCU Horned Frogs face the USC Trojans on Dec. 30 while supplies last.

A look back at the 2025 production of the players that transferred into the TCU Football program last offseason

Transfer portal season is officially underway and the TCU Horned Frogs have two notable players reportedly leaving the program after the 2025 season. One of those players is redshirt sophomore wide receiver Jordyn Bailey,