Wildcats (23) @ Horned Frogs (10)

The Frogs came home to Amon G. Carter on a high after beating West Virginia in overtime. Unfortunately that momentum wouldn't carry over against the Wildcats.

The Cats struggled at times but came out of Fort Worth alive. Derek takes a look back at just how K-State managed to take one more step on the road to a championship.

While it is easy to give all the credit for their 10-0 start to their Heisman front-runner quarterback, the Kansas State Wildcats should be praised as the most-balanced team in the country.

It wasn't pretty, but K-State posted a 23-10 win over Texas Christian to move to 10-0. With Alabama's loss to Texas A&M today, K-State could very well be the No. 1 team in the country tomorrow.

In front of an insane crowd TCU's defense stands tall, but offense and special teams cost the Frogs any chance of the upset

Join BOTC's open thread for the second half of the Texas Christian game. It's like having your friends over for the game, but not having to buy them beer.

We hate you, Kansas State, for exactly three hours. But otherwise, happy hunting. If we don't pull off the upset, here's to the Kleisman knocking the SEC off its high horse and bringing the crystal football to Manhattan, and back to the Big 12.

The TCU Horned Frogs opted to go for two and attempt to win the game on the road rather than let the game play out in a third overtime.

Pittsburgh was barely projected to stay within four touchdowns of Notre Dame last weekend and very nearly pulled a narrative-changing upset. Might TCU or California do the same this coming Saturday?

Another question exchange is in the offing, this time Frogs O' War gets a knowledge top up courtesy of Bring on the Cats, the #1 blog of the #2 Kansas State Wildcats.