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The 2025 season marked an end to the Josh Hoover era in Fort Worth. After nearly three seasons as the team’s starting quarterback, Hoover is moving on from the Horned Frogs, opting to enter the transfer portal prior to the Alamo Bowl. It was at the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio where backup quarterback and former Vanderbilt starter Ken Seals, making his first start at TCU, led the Horned Frogs to a 30-27 overtime upset over ranked USC. Seals completed 29 of 40 passes for 258 yards with one touchdown, one interception and one rushing score as TCU rallied to stun the Trojans for its second bowl victory in two years. It was the final collegiate game for Seals, a sixth-year player who will depart from the program after writing a storybook ending. The Horned Frogs ended the season with a 9-4 record and as the team prepares for the 2026 campaign, who is next up under center? Meet Josh Hoover, the TCU transfer who will follow Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza as Indiana QBhttps://t.co/m31FZLK9S1— Shehan Jeyarajah (@ShehanJeyarajah) January 19, 2026 Hoover leaves TCU as one of the program’s most prolific passers. The redshirt junior, who led the Horned Frogs to a 9-4 record and a New Mexico Bowl win over Louisiana in 2024, completed nearly 66 percent of his passes this season, throwing for 3,472 yards and 29 touchdowns with 13 interceptions and four fumbles lost. While he shined against opponents like UNC, SMU and Baylor, Hoover struggled in big games this season, turning it over multiple times against Arizona State, Iowa State and Houston. Hoover threw 33 interceptions over three years. Hoover, who has committed to continue his career at Indiana, has been the starting quarterback at TCU since 2023. Taking over for injured starter Chandler Morris, Hoover showed promise, tossing 15 touchdown passes with nine interceptions and throwing for 2,206 yards. In 2024, Hoover elevated his game and became one of the top quarterbacks in the Big 12, setting TCU’s single-season passing yards record (3,949) with 27 touchdowns. Turnovers remained problematic, though, as Hoover threw 11 interceptions and lost six fumbles last year. Ken Seals on his relationship with Josh Hoover and insight into his departure from TCU 📺Watch the full episode on our YouTube#collegefootball #ncaa #tcu #indianahoosiers pic.twitter.com/bb6tJ7O4Rg— House of Playmakers (@HOPlaymakers) January 14, 2026 At Indiana, Hoover will likely replace Heisman Trophy winner and projected top draft pick Fernando Mendoza. With Seals also departing, TCU will have a new permanent starter under center for the first time since 2023. The Horned Frogs will also undergo major changes on offense, as coordinator, associate head coach and quarterbacks coach Kendal Briles departed for South Carolina and running backs coach Jimmy Smith left for Georgia Tech. TCU has since hired former UConn offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis, former UConn running backs coach Antonio Wilcox and Brad Robbins, who worked with both Sammis and Wilcox at UConn, to spearhead the new-look offense. The Horned Frogs went into the transfer portal and signed Harvard quarterback Jaden Craig, an experienced player and one of the top FCS players available. A proven winner at Harvard, Craig is a senior who threw for 2,587 yards, 25 touchdowns and only seven interceptions in 2025. A three-year starter at Harvard, Craig has 6,075 career passing yards on a 60.9 percent completion rate with 52 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. QB1 IS THAT GUY.Jaden Craig is one of the top FCS NFL Draft prospects. 🌿🏈 pic.twitter.com/yTFEH2aOED— Ivy League (@IvyLeague) November 6, 2025 Craig is an early candidate to be TCU’s starting quarterback in 2026. But don’t count out true freshman and four-star recruit Adam Schobel, who flipped his commitment and signed with the Horned Frogs after Ty Hawkins flipped his commitment from TCU to SMU. Schobel, a TCU legacy whose father and uncle played for the Horned Frogs, didn’t see game action…

Stéphane Peterhansel, 14 victoires à son actif, répond à nos questions depuis le Bivouac du Dakar 2026 en Arabie Saoudite. “Mr Dakar” est l’un des rares pilotes qui a disputé le célèbre rallye-raid sur les trois continents. Nous revenons avec lui sur ce nouveau chapitre au Moyen-Orient, avec les magnifiques paysages saoudiens et les grandes […] L’article Interview, Stéphane Peterhansel : “un vrai lien entre le Dakar et Defender”. est apparu en premier sur Le Mag Sport Auto.

Depuis l'affaire Sinner pris pour dopage, ils ont tous la même ligne de défense, je ne savais pas. Comble de l'ironie, Sinner fait revenir son ancien préparateur physique impliqué dans l'affaire de dopage.

En même temps quand c'est le groupe du catch qui l'a racheté fallait pas s'attendre a grand chose ni meme avant quand l'UFC était en train de promouvoir un drogué, dopé, repris de justice multi récidiviste comme son fleuron ........ MUHUHUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Holloway pointe le sol en face de moi, je le démonte.