Postgame Notes - at West Virginia

TEAM NOTES

TCU won the toss and elected to defer.
Today's attendance at Milan Puskar Stadium was announced as 54,110.
TCU has now scored in 415 consecutive games, the second longest streak in NCAA history - trailing only Florida (468).
TCU snapped a three-game scoreless first quarter streak that dated back to the Arizona State game.
TCU's second touchdown drive (to go up 17-7) took 5:38 off the clock in the second quarter, the longest touchdown drive by time this season.
With the win, TCU has won their 33^rd game overall and 21^st conference game since 2022, both the most in the Big 12.

PLAYER NOTES

RB Trent Battle

Led the Frogs for the second week in a row, both games including a rush of 40+ yards (65-yard touchdown last week vs. Baylor)
The 46-yard rush before halftime was Battle's fifth explosive rush of the season (15+ yards), the most on the team.

LB Kaleb Elarms-Orr

Tallied 15+ tackles for the second consecutive game, the first Horned Frog to do so since at least 1995 (records do not go back further)

K Nate McCashland

Converted a 35-yard field goal on the game's opening drive, the longest made field goal of the redshirt freshman's young career. It was also the first made field goal – and just second attempt – in the past four games for TCU
Later in the game, he connected on a 41-yard field goal to eclipse his previously set career long

WR Eric McAlister

Eclipsed 100 yards receiving for the third time this season and for the eighth time in his career

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