TCU-Oklahoma Postgame Notes
10/16/2021 11:38:00 PM | Football
No. 4 Oklahoma 52, TCU 31
Team Notes
* TCU scored for the 361st consecutive game. It's the nation's second-longest current streak and ties BYU (1975-2003) for third in NCAA history. The Horned Frogs haven't been blanked since Nov. 16, 1991, at Texas (32-0).
* The Horned Frogs are 23-20 on the road in their Big 12 history.
* TCU's captains were Steve Avila, Max Duggan, Ochaun Mathis and Dee Winters. Duggan, Mathis and Winters have been captains in each game this season.
* TCU wore a white jersey, white pants and a black helmet.
Individual Notes
Offense
* Max Duggan passed for a career-high 346 yards and four touchdowns while completing 20-of-30 attempts with no interceptions. Duggan's previous best was 323 yards at Texas Tech in 2019
* Duggan went over 5,000 yards passing in his career and is now at 5,221.
* Duggan moved past Steve Stamp (5,123, 1978-81) into sixth place in TCU history for passing yards with 5,221.
* Quentin Johnston had career-high totals of seven receptions, 185 yards and three touchdowns.
* Johnston's scoring grabs were from 20, 75 and 25 yards, giving him a team-best five on the season and seven in his career. The seven touchdown catches top all current Horned Frogs.
* Johnston's 75-yard touchdown reception was TCU's longest since his 76-yard scoring grab against Louisiana Tech in the 2020 season finale.
* Johnston's 185 yards receiving were the most by a Horned Frog since Taj Williams had 210 versus Oklahoma in 2016.
* Johnston is the first Horned Frog with three touchdown catches in a game since KaVontae Turpin had four against Texas in 2015.
* Johnston posted his third career 100-yard receiving game, tops among current TCU players.
* Kendre Miller's 53-yard touchdown catch marked the first receiving score of his career.
* Miller's four receptions nearly equaled his career total of five entering the game.
* Emari Demercado's team-best 57 yards rushing were 3 shy of a career-high.
Defense
* Ochaun Mathis recorded two sacks. His 14.5 career sacks are the most among current Horned Frogs.
* Mathis had the fifth multi-sack game of his career.
* Mathis is the second Horned Frog with multiple sacks in a game this season, joining Dylan Horton against Texas.
* T.J. Carter had nine tackles to lead TCU for the second consecutive game.
* Nook Bradford placed second on the Horned Frogs with eight tackles. His career-high of 13 stops came at Oklahoma in 2019.
* Linebacker Jamoi Hodge made his first career start and had seven tackles, one short of a career best.
* Defensive end Khari Coleman made his first start of the season.
* Fifth-year senior Michael Onyemaobi had his first career tackle for loss.
Special Teams
* Griffin Kell's 22-yard field goal made him 7-of-9 on the season and 22-of-30 in his career.
* Kell has made his last six field-goal attempts.
Team Notes
* TCU scored for the 361st consecutive game. It's the nation's second-longest current streak and ties BYU (1975-2003) for third in NCAA history. The Horned Frogs haven't been blanked since Nov. 16, 1991, at Texas (32-0).
* The Horned Frogs are 23-20 on the road in their Big 12 history.
* TCU's captains were Steve Avila, Max Duggan, Ochaun Mathis and Dee Winters. Duggan, Mathis and Winters have been captains in each game this season.
* TCU wore a white jersey, white pants and a black helmet.
Individual Notes
Offense
* Max Duggan passed for a career-high 346 yards and four touchdowns while completing 20-of-30 attempts with no interceptions. Duggan's previous best was 323 yards at Texas Tech in 2019
* Duggan went over 5,000 yards passing in his career and is now at 5,221.
* Duggan moved past Steve Stamp (5,123, 1978-81) into sixth place in TCU history for passing yards with 5,221.
* Quentin Johnston had career-high totals of seven receptions, 185 yards and three touchdowns.
* Johnston's scoring grabs were from 20, 75 and 25 yards, giving him a team-best five on the season and seven in his career. The seven touchdown catches top all current Horned Frogs.
* Johnston's 75-yard touchdown reception was TCU's longest since his 76-yard scoring grab against Louisiana Tech in the 2020 season finale.
* Johnston's 185 yards receiving were the most by a Horned Frog since Taj Williams had 210 versus Oklahoma in 2016.
* Johnston is the first Horned Frog with three touchdown catches in a game since KaVontae Turpin had four against Texas in 2015.
* Johnston posted his third career 100-yard receiving game, tops among current TCU players.
* Kendre Miller's 53-yard touchdown catch marked the first receiving score of his career.
* Miller's four receptions nearly equaled his career total of five entering the game.
* Emari Demercado's team-best 57 yards rushing were 3 shy of a career-high.
Defense
* Ochaun Mathis recorded two sacks. His 14.5 career sacks are the most among current Horned Frogs.
* Mathis had the fifth multi-sack game of his career.
* Mathis is the second Horned Frog with multiple sacks in a game this season, joining Dylan Horton against Texas.
* T.J. Carter had nine tackles to lead TCU for the second consecutive game.
* Nook Bradford placed second on the Horned Frogs with eight tackles. His career-high of 13 stops came at Oklahoma in 2019.
* Linebacker Jamoi Hodge made his first career start and had seven tackles, one short of a career best.
* Defensive end Khari Coleman made his first start of the season.
* Fifth-year senior Michael Onyemaobi had his first career tackle for loss.
Special Teams
* Griffin Kell's 22-yard field goal made him 7-of-9 on the season and 22-of-30 in his career.
* Kell has made his last six field-goal attempts.
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