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Monday, August 18, 2008
Dalton may face his former back-up
According to the Dallas Morning News, June Jones will start a true freshman at quarterback this fall. Never mind that Justin Willis already owns nearly every relevant school passing record, he is now apparently third-string behind Bo Levi Mitchell (who took over the reigns at Katy when Dalton graduated and was originally committed to Hawaii before Jones sold out) and Braden Smith (who, coincidentally, took over at Rockwall when former TCU QB Zak Eskridge graduated).
Right, this is what all those SMU donors and their blue-blooded Northern money wanted: an 18-year old kid being given the keys to one of the most complex offenses in the country. Ol' Junebug is a little more "Mad" than "Scientist" on this one.
Patterson's D + a child playing QB =

Position Rankings
Aaron Brown comes in at number 23, the only other MWC back to appear on the list is UNM's Rodney Ferguson at 25. Just over 11 days until we will see the two square off.
CFN Running Back Rankings
Blake Schlueter is the only other TCU offensive player to appear in the rankings, coming in as the 16th best Center in the country, no other MWC players made the list.
CFN Center Rankings
CFN Running Back Rankings
Blake Schlueter is the only other TCU offensive player to appear in the rankings, coming in as the 16th best Center in the country, no other MWC players made the list.
CFN Center Rankings
Arrieta leads US to victory

Former Frog Jake Arrieta pitched six scoreless innings and struck out seven as the US team throttled China 9-1. The game turned physical when China's catcher was knocked out of the game with a leg injury following a collision at home plate with the US's Matt LaPorta. China's pitching coach and reliever were later tossed after LaPorta was hit in the back of the head by a pitch in the 7th.
#8 Max Knake

TCU's all-time leader in most every passing category including: passing yards in a season, passing yards in a career, touchdowns in a season and touchdowns in a career. In 1994 Knake was named co-offensive player of the year in the SWC and his efforts helped earn the Frogs a share of the SWC title and their first bowl birth in 10 years.
Knake went on to have short stints in both the NFL and Arena Leagues.
Up next: A pro football hall of famer, and former Coors light spokesperson.
Morning Dump
Dalton and Jackson 1A, 1B
5 most underrated coaches
MWC preview
Weekend
Offense holds own against TCU defense
TCU's receivers have limited experience but unlimited potential
Hawthorne fits Seahawks' mold for linebackers
A few starting jobs till up for grabs at TCU
Position analysis: Defensive Line
Gridiron camp preview: offensive line
Gridiron camp preview: special teams
5 most underrated coaches
MWC preview
Weekend
Offense holds own against TCU defense
TCU's receivers have limited experience but unlimited potential
Hawthorne fits Seahawks' mold for linebackers
A few starting jobs till up for grabs at TCU
Position analysis: Defensive Line
Gridiron camp preview: offensive line
Gridiron camp preview: special teams
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