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The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs have proven to be consistent winners. But can they maintain a position among the nation's elite college football teams?

TCU football has been more about substance than style, at least since Gary Patterson's been head coach. But last weekend, there was even less style than usual.

In spite of two world wars, the Great Depression and other historical events, the Horned Frogs of Texas Christian University have played continuously since 1896.

A banana slug? A fighting artichoke? Here are some of the strangest college mascots.

No, the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs aren't thinking about joining the Atlantic Coast Conference. It just seems that way.

Before the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs start thinking about a national football title, they need to take a conference title. And that's no small matter.

As the No. 4 team in the Bowl Championship Series Standings, the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs were supposed to beat up on Wyoming. They did just that.

The nation's No. 2 rushing attack will take on the No. 1 run defense when the Air Force Falcons face the TCU Horned Frogs in a college football game Saturday, Oct. 10.

The first major showdown of the Mountain West Conference football season takes place Saturday, Oct. 24, when Texas Christian faces Brigham Young at Provo, Utah.

The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs can't think too much about the Bowl Championship Series, or even the Mountain West Conference football title. Net yet, anyway.

The San Diego State Aztecs have been playing some pretty decent football, but they can't get too giddy just yet - not when their next opponent is Texas Christian.

Six schools, including one with serious BCS Championship aspirations, prep for the 2009 season before March even arrives to bust your bracket.

Boise State and Texas Christian won't have a chance to beat a traditional college football powerhouse in a bowl game this season - because they'll be playing each other.

With conference championship games on tap, things could get messy in the BCS Bowl picture. TCU and Boise State are waiting in the wings hoping for someone to slip up.

Programs outside of the BCS elite are frustrated over the lack of respect they receive come BCS selection time, but, there is a way for a playoff and the BCS to coexist.

Florida, Alabama and Texas round out the top three of the controversial BCS standings, and BCS busters Boise State and Cincinnati complete the top five for week 1.

It appears Oklahoma and Florida will play in the BCS Championship Game as the BCS bowl games are taking shape.

When the chance to match up TCU and Boise State with teams from the power conferences presented itself, the BCS fumbled the ball and in doing so protected itself.

The season is drawing towards its climax and as we pass through the next month, all the Bowl matchups and Division titles will be decided.

Orange, Fiesta, Rose, Sugar, National Championship and more

The Hawkeyes and Bearcats are still looking for BCS National Championship recognition with undefeated records, and TCU continues their push to be a BCS-buster.

This could be the seventh straight year a team from either the SEC, Big 12 or the Pac-10 will play for the BCS National Championship.

Hundreds of games have been played to get to this point, and now it is here. Over the next two weeks Conference champions and Bowl Places will be decided.

The NCAA bowl season could have been so much better if a plus-one system or even a small playoff were instituted.

Florida and Texas look to be the top two teams in the BCS heading into bowl games for the 2009 college football season. TCU is a BCS national championship possibility.