By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 24, 2013
Baseball head coach Jim Schlossnagle is in a situation he has never been before.
By J.D. Moore / Posted February 23, 2013
Sometimes, you just can’t squeeze wine from a turnip.
At least, that’s what TCU baseball head coach Jim Schlossnagle said after his team fell to the Cal State Fullerton Titans, 6-2.
Schlossnagle said his players might be trying too hard to find a win.
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 23, 2013
The TCU baseball team came to Lupton Stadium with an 0-3 record and left the stadium Friday night with a 0-4 record.
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 21, 2013
Baseball head coach Jim Schlossnagle eyes each fly ball on a breezy Thursday afternoon as he watches each warm up at-bat before practice officially starts.
“We’ve had a good week of practice,” he said. “We’ll see how resilient we are to getting beat down like that.”
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 15, 2013
After an off-season with practice, inter-squad games and the annual alumni game, the TCU baseball team will get its season underway Friday night at the University of Mississippi.
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 12, 2013
The past and the present of Horned Frog baseball met on Feb. 3 at The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel in downtown Fort Worth for the Tenth Annual First Pitch Banquet.
This year’s event saw the largest crowd yet with about 450 guests, Meredith Montgomery, the director of operations for TCU baseball, said.
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 8, 2013
When asked who had survived breast cancer or had been affected by it somehow, nearly everyone attending the fourth annual TCU Women’s Baseball Clinic Thursday raised their hands.
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 3, 2013
Here are some players to watch for this season:
Infield:
Paul Hendrix is a player who can play multiple positions. Head coach Jim Schlossnagle said returner Keaton Jones is close to earning his spot as starting shortstop, but Hendrix would be available to back up Jones and play in other positions if he hits well.
By Chelsea Katz / Posted February 1, 2013
There have been some changes for the TCU baseball team coming into its first season in the Big 12 Conference, but the attitude going into the season stays consistent.
Selflessness, playing with energy and being committed to excellence are the three “core covenants” head coach Jim Schlossnagle said is part of every day as a Horned Frog baseball player.
By J.D. Moore / Posted January 31, 2013
Just as baseball players are gearing up for TCU's debut season in the Big 12, Lupton Stadium is getting prepared with an array of new construction projects.
Work at the baseball facility includes wind guards, new fences and fence padding, expanded warning tracks and a newly excavated hill on the right-field side of the stadium.
