Texas University football hasn’t won a national championship since 1938, but 2015 could prove to be the Horned Frogs’ year. While much of the focus has been on defending champion Ohio State, it might the No.2 team in the AP Top 25 poll that ends up winning the title. It would be hard to classify TCU as a potential “surprise team,” but much of the nation is probably unaware of how good the Horned Frogs could be in the upcoming season. They may have been considered a snub after being left out of last year’s inaugural College Football Playoff, despite claiming a share of the Big 12 championship and losing just one game by a field goal. One voter even put TCU at No.17 on their ballot for the preseason AP Poll. TCU dominated its competition in the Mountain West from 2005-2011, averaging 11 wins per year. They struggled during their first two years in the Big 12, going 11-14. But the Horned Frogs proved last year that they are a serious threat to win their first national championship in 77 years. TCU has an elite offense, led by perhaps the best player in all of college football. Quarterback Trevone Boykin is the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy, coming off a season that saw him throw for 3,901 yards, 33 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. …
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