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The Maxwell Football Club announced yesterday that Temple coach Al Golden is one of three finalists for the 2009 George Munger coach of the year award. Also in the running are Brian Kelly of Cincinnati and Gary Patterson of Texas Christian. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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The Beatles played my town one September night, and I missed them. I never got to see Ben Hogan hit a golf ball, or Wilt Chamberlain dunk, or Elvis sing Jailhouse Rock. But I did get to see the great Sandy Koufax pitch in person one night. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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IUPUI guard Gary Patterson, center, attempts to drive between Arizona State defenders Derek Glasser, left, and James Harden, right, in the second half of an NCAA basketball game during the Desert Classic tournament Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008, in Phoenix. View Photo »
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I don’t think anybody really expected it to happen ... You want it to, but you never expect it. You have to go to Provo [Utah] and you have to go to Air Force on the coldest day in the history of Colorado Springs. I don’t think anybody would have said they’ll come out of [this schedule] and it would be ...
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FORT WORTH, Texas - With one more victory, fourth-ranked TCU will be waiting to find out where — not if — the Horned Frogs will be playing in the Bowl Championship Series. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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FORT WORTH, Texas -- With one more victory, fourth-ranked TCU will be waiting to find out where - not if - the Horned Frogs will be playing in the Bowl Championship Series. Full Article at Sporting News
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So Charlie Weis is giving Notre Dame its pass, is he? He can't argue if they fire him? Well, how is that not a resignation? Full Article at CBS Sports
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TCU coach Gary Patterson, foreground, celebrates with the team after TCU beat Boise State 17-16 in the Poinsettia Bowl NCAA college football game Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008, in San Diego. View Photo »
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Gary Patterson has recruited to that system, recruited a lot of speed, recruited exactly what they need to play that ... That's the positive of their situation, they're just very fast. Things look like they're going to open up and then they close real fast. Because of their speed and quickness, they pla...
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TCU and receiver Jeremy Kerley have high hopes, but the chance to play for the BCS title is a longshot. Full Article at Denver Post
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FORT WORTH (AP) ― Andy Dalton's penchant for producing big plays isn't confined to the field. Along with rolling up wins for No. 4 TCU, the junior quarterback also rescues dogs in distress. Full Article at CBS 11 - Dallas/Fort Worth
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IUPUI guard Gary Patterson, center, attempts to drive between Arizona State defenders Derek Glasser, left, and James Harden, right, in the second half of an NCAA basketball game during the Desert Classic tournament Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008, in Phoenix. Arizona State won 59-58 in overtime.
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TCU coach Gary Patterson, foreground, celebrates with the team after TCU beat Boise State 17-16 in the Poinsettia Bowl NCAA college football game Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008, in San Diego.
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TCU head coach Gary Patterson hoists the Poinsettia Bowl trophy after TCU beat Boise State 17-16 in Poinsettia Bowl NCAA college football game Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008 in San Diego.
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TCU coach Gary Patterson yells from the sideline during the first quarter of the Poinsettia Bowl NCAA college football game against Boise State on Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008, in San Diego.
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FILE - In this Nov. 7, 2009 photo, TCU coach Gary Patterson pumps up his defense after San Diego State drove for a field goal during the second quarter of a NCAA college football game in San Diego.
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TCU coach Gary Patterson pumps up his defense after San Diego State drove for a field goal during the second quarter of a NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009 in San Diego.
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TCU head coach Gary Patterson, center, smiles as safety Tejay Johnson (3), safety Corderra Hunter (19), and defensive end Jerry Hughes (98) walk off the field in the second half of an NCAA college football game against UNLV, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009, in Fort Worth, Texas.
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TCU coach Gary Patterson, right, yells toward the field after TCU scores against Texas St. in the second half of an NCAA college football game in Fort Worth, Texas, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. TCU offensive tackle Marcus Cannon (61) and tailback Ryan Christian (18) are shown at left.
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TCU coach Gary Patterson, foreground, celebrates with the team after TCU beat Boise State 17-16 in the Poinsettia Bowl NCAA college football game Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008, in San Diego.
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I don’t think anybody really expected it to happen ... You want it to, but you never expect it. You have to go to Provo [Utah] and you have to go to Air Force on the coldest day in the history of Colorado Springs. I don’t think anybody would have said they’ll come out of [this schedule] and it would be ...
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Gary Patterson has recruited to that system, recruited a lot of speed, recruited exactly what they need to play that ... That's the positive of their situation, they're just very fast. Things look like they're going to open up and then they close real fast. Because of their speed and quickness, they pla...
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I was very humbled by the way our kids played. The biggest thing for us, we need to finish. There are two games left ... I understand how big a win this is. I've been here. I've beaten Oklahoma and gotten beat by SMU. We're going to finish, that's what we need to do.
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We've beaten everybody in the Big 12 except Texas ... Nobody else is going to admit that.
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We’ve lost three against Utah the last three years ... If that doesn’t bring you to your senses then I don’t know what will. We get a chance to play them at home, we’ve got a lot at stake, a conference championship, leading in the race, and we control our own destiny. Really, I haven’t had to say much.
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We'd beat Texas eight out of 10 times. Maybe nine.
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We understand that every ball game we have played against Utah has been very close
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We want to be the U.S.C. of Texas ... We want to be the private school of Texas.
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We want to be the U.S.C. of Texas ... We want to be the private school of Texas.
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All that stuff is great for the fans, great for alumni, our students, faculty and everybody else. For us, we have to focus in on the people that wear the red and black (Utah) ... If we don't get it done, everybody will forget about it.
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You love playing great competition. You like playing in big ballgames. That's really what you play for ... You get a chance to prove what kind of player you are and what kind of team that you have. Utah is one of those teams that always makes you step up to the plate.
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We've already learned from Utah ... What it's done is helped us grow up.
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It was a heartbreaker ... The Utah game is definitely one everybody remembers.
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If we don't get it done, then everybody will forget about it ... My goal in the next three weeks is try not to break Fort Worth's heart.
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We understand Utah is the kind of team that's going to come after you ... But this is the kind of game you want to be a part of. ... It gives you a chance to prove what kind of player you are -- what kind of team you are.
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I saw an article that said I use Utah as an example all of the time, and that's the only team I can think about. [But] it's not because of revenge. ... In the 27 years that I have been an assistant or head coach, I've never been in a tougher locker room than the one I was in that night -- where kids wan...
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I think players take the coaches' lead ... We're talking about things we need to. If you want to talk about something, why talk about Utah and BCS, talk about the three turnovers we had in the first quarter. We have got to find a way to win.
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In no shape or form, nowhere along the line will I do anything that would discredit Boise State if both of us go undefeated ... I don't think that's how you do things.
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Boise State's got a good football team
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If we could win out and Boise could win out, you'd have two teams that are pretty good football teams, this might be one of those years that this might get done
