TCU does enough to win 'weird' game with Kansas State
Nov 15, 2026
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The streak is over.
For the first time since 2022, TCU football has defeated Kansas State,
picking up a massive 20-10 win here
at Amon G. Carter Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The lead-up to the game was a bit weird.
The FAA issued a ground stop nationwide
yesterday that caused the Wildcats
to not be able to leave Manhattan, Kansas until Saturday morning.
They didn't get to the stadium until 10.30 a.m.
Some wanted the game kickoff time to be pushed back,
but the game was played at 1 p.m. as scheduled,
and the Horned Frogs came out on top.
They desperately needed this win.
Wasn't the prettiest game, but the biggest thing for me is one penalty,
no turnovers, the cleanest game of the season for TCU.
Also, you got another master class by the defense.
Five sacks, two forced turnovers, shut down a run game.
I believe, held Kansas State under two and a half yards per carry.
And our offense.
Hey, look, we know what this offense is at this point.
Jaden Craig had a gutsy performance dealing with an ankle injury.
TCU did get back leading rusher Jeremy Payne.
And we saw a little bit of Adam Schovel.
So, look, TCU did enough to win.
Now they have to brace for two top ten opponents to finish the year.

