
Frogs Drop Contest Against No. 9 BYU, 17-10
10/3/2026 10:39:00 PM | Football
FORT WORTH – On a rainy Saturday night at Amon G. Carter Stadium, TCU played alongside No. 9 BYU for all four quarters but ultimately fell 17-10 in a defensive battle.
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Jaden Craig had 187 yards through the air, and Jeremy Payne led the Horned Frogs with 77 yards on the ground. Kari Ashley posted 108 yards receiving to lead TCU once again.
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Defensively, TCU held BYU to just 216 total yards and 62 yards through the air. Hudson Hooper led all Frogs with eight tackles, and Paul Oyewale posted six.Â
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The game started slow on both sides in a consistent drizzle of rain as both defenses stood strong and held the other side scoreless in the first quarter. BYU was able to be the first to break through, capitalizing off a long interception return to find the end zone and take the early lead.
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TCU's offense finally found some life late in the second, embarking on a 76-yard drive that ended in an Ashley 13-yard reception to tie the game going into halftime.
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In the third quarter, the defense's continued to shine, but BYU was able to add a field goal to hold a three-point lead entering the fourth.
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The Frogs' offense continued to struggle, missing opportunities in solid field position to seize the game. BYU added a late touchdown, and TCU failed to recover the onside kick after a field goal to end the game.
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NOTING THE GAME
TCU has scored in 425 consecutive games, the second-longest streak in NCAA history behind Florida (477) … BYU had just 62 passing yards, the fewest allowed by the TCU defense since October 21, 2017 against Kansas … Kari Ashley has three of the top four receiving days by a TCU tight end in at least the last 32 years.
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UP NEXT
The Horned Frogs have a bye week before going on the road to face Baylor on October 17.
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Jaden Craig had 187 yards through the air, and Jeremy Payne led the Horned Frogs with 77 yards on the ground. Kari Ashley posted 108 yards receiving to lead TCU once again.
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Defensively, TCU held BYU to just 216 total yards and 62 yards through the air. Hudson Hooper led all Frogs with eight tackles, and Paul Oyewale posted six.Â
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The game started slow on both sides in a consistent drizzle of rain as both defenses stood strong and held the other side scoreless in the first quarter. BYU was able to be the first to break through, capitalizing off a long interception return to find the end zone and take the early lead.
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TCU's offense finally found some life late in the second, embarking on a 76-yard drive that ended in an Ashley 13-yard reception to tie the game going into halftime.
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In the third quarter, the defense's continued to shine, but BYU was able to add a field goal to hold a three-point lead entering the fourth.
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The Frogs' offense continued to struggle, missing opportunities in solid field position to seize the game. BYU added a late touchdown, and TCU failed to recover the onside kick after a field goal to end the game.
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NOTING THE GAME
TCU has scored in 425 consecutive games, the second-longest streak in NCAA history behind Florida (477) … BYU had just 62 passing yards, the fewest allowed by the TCU defense since October 21, 2017 against Kansas … Kari Ashley has three of the top four receiving days by a TCU tight end in at least the last 32 years.
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UP NEXT
The Horned Frogs have a bye week before going on the road to face Baylor on October 17.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BYU
TCU
Total Yards
216
259
Pass Yards
62
187
Rushing Yards
154
72
Penalty Yards
40
30
1st Downs
15
14
3rd Downs
8
4
4th Downs
0
0
TOP
32:57
27:03
2nd Quarter

BYU 7, TCU 0
BYU - Bachmeier,Bear 9 yd run (Dunn,Matthias kick), 6 plays, 16 yards, TOP 02:57

BYU 7, TCU 7
TCU - Ashley,Kari 13 yd pass from Craig,Jaden (McCashland,Nate kick) 8 plays, 76 yards, TOP 03:29
3rd Quarter

BYU 10, TCU 7
BYU - Dunn,Matthias 49 yd field goal 10 plays, 32 yards, TOP 06:00
4th Quarter

BYU 17, TCU 7
BYU - Bachmeier,Bear 21 yd run (Dunn,Matthias kick), 10 plays, 72 yards, TOP 05:55

BYU 17, TCU 10
TCU - McCashland,Nate 44 yd field goal 8 plays, 51 yards, TOP 01:26
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