Getty TCU's Chandler Morris looks to help the Horned Frogs go further in 2022.
The quarterback battle at TCU continues under the lights on Friday, April 22, for the Horned Frogs spring game.
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The game (8 p.m. ET start time) won’t be on TV anywhere, but anyone in the US can watch the TCU spring game live on ESPN+:
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TCU Spring Game 2022 Preview
New head coach Sonny Dykes looks to build a TCU program that he believes is one of the better programs around.
“It ought to be a destination job,” Dykes via 247Sports. “It’s a Big 12 school that has top-down support from the chancellor on down and it’s in DFW. And so, because of that, I just think there’s just a great opportunity here. I’ve just always believed that.”
Dykes left SMU for the job after TCU and previous head coach Gary Patterson parted ways. Despite a down 2021 season, Patterson left as the winningest TCU coach ever.
“They’ve invested in facilities, they’ve invested in infrastructure,” Dykes said via 247Sports. “I think the university realizes how important the football program is to the university. … They have one of the top programs in the country now. That’s really because Gary was there and they were able to build his vision.”
Now, Dykes will get a look at his team on the field on Friday in the spring game.
“I think the energy is going to be way better,” TCU receiver Taye Barber said via 247Sports. “I think the students in the school are buying in more to the football team and Coach Dykes; I think he’s going to great job with that. I don’t know how the spring game is going to go. When Coach P was here I only played in one or two spring games so it’s going to be new to me too; I can’t wait.”
The spring game includes a quarterback battle between Chandler Morris and Max Duggan. Morris played in four games last season and threw for 717 yards and three touchdowns. Duggan, who says he doesn’t get concerned about the quarterback competition, played in 10 games and threw for 2,048 yards and 16 touchdowns.
“I’m not really sure, I’m not really too worried about it,” Duggan told 247Sports about the quarterback competition. “Whatever happens, happens. They’ll play the best player who helps our team win, helps our offense move the ball. In my eyes, I’m not really worried about it. You just worry about yourself of how you play, so not too worried about it.”
TCU will have a new look on defense under coordinator Joe Gillespie, who came over from Tulsa. The Golden Hurricane allowed 26.4 points per game last year, but the Horned Frogs gave up 34.9 points per contest.