Decisive Second-Half Surge
The Horned Frogs secured a decisive 63-7 victory over the visiting Grambling Tigers on Sunday, September 13, at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth. The game was defined by TCU’s explosive passing attack, which overwhelmed the Tigers' defense to build a lead that never wavered.
With 37,600 fans in attendance, the home team dominated the statistical categories, converting their talent into a lopsided final score.
Scoring Breakdown
TCU struck first in the opening quarter, taking a 7-0 lead after Major Everhart ran it in from eight yards out, with the extra point good. The momentum shifted dramatically in the second quarter, where the Horned Frogs scored 21 points. Jon Denman added a one-yard run, followed by a nine-yard pass from Jaden Craig to Ka'Morreun Pimpton.
Grambling responded with a seven-yard pass from Reginald Johnson to Byron Eaton Jr., tying the game at 14 before TCU’s Joe Pitchford ran it in from one yard to close the half 21-7.
The third quarter continued the trend, with TCU adding 14 more points. Jaden Craig connected with Kari Ashley on a 29-yard pass and later with Jeremy Scott on a 52-yard strike. The fourth quarter was a showcase of dominance, as TCU scored another 21 points.


