TCU had five offensive possessions stall out in SMU territory on Saturday that did not result in touchdowns. That is how you squash an uprising and prevent the overmatched opponent from hanging around and building continues to extend their lead finds the end zone for 6️⃣! /SWoIKvvSVj- FOX College Football SeptemRed Zone, Dead Zone But the real dominance after the halftime show came on the defensive end, with two sacks, a should-be clear safety that the refs somehow missed, two interceptions, and a drive summary that reads PUNT, DOWNS, INT, INT, TD, END OF REGULATION. The offense put up over 300 second half yards while not allowing a sack or giving away a turnover. Not so fast my friends, TCU received the 2nd half kickoff and scored on three consecutive possessions, adding 13 points to the TCU lead as an Emani Bailey TD run served as an exclamation point on the essay about the talent gap between the squads on Saturday. Not only was the game very much in doubt, but the Mustangs appeared to have captured momentum. The Horned Frogs went into halftime with a narrow 14-10 lead after surrendering 9 play 75 yard touchdown drive just under three minutes to play before the break.

Icing on the cake for /rEvkA8ZTgM- FOX College Football SeptemSecond Half Dominance

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