TCU Horned Frogs Overcome Storm, Defeat Baylor 42-36 in Thrilling Rivalry

In a dramatic and rain-delayed homecoming game at Amon G. Carter Stadium, TCU narrowly defeated Baylor 42-36, extending their recent dominance in the rivalry with five wins in the last six meetings. TCU's offense, led by quarterback Josh Hoover and running back Kevorian Barnes, overcame weather challenges and a late Baylor comeback attempt, including a key 65-yard touchdown run by Trent Battle and a crucial interception by Namdi Obiazor. The offensive line performed notably well, providing Hoover significant protection throughout the game. Baylor struggled offensively, especially in the passing and running games, sparking criticism from fans demanding leadership changes within the program, including calls to replace Athletic Director Mack Rhoades. Baylor coach Dave Aranda acknowledged issues with blocking and line of scrimmage play but has a poor record against TCU, fueling frustration among supporters. Overall, the game was a thrilling chapter in the long-standing rivalry, showcasing TCU's resilience and Baylor's ongoing struggles under current management.