Max Duggan from Lewis Central High School was rated a 4-star recruit by ESPN and handed a 4-star grade by 247 Sports. After high school, Duggan opted to join TCU.

In 2019 as a freshman Duggan saw action in 12 games for the Horned Frogs as he threw for an excellent 2075 yards on 341 attempts with a completion percent of 53.4 for an average of 6.1 yards per pass, with a solid 15 TDs, while taking 27 sacks, and a solid QB rating of 74.4. He added 106 runs for a total of 709 yards at an average of 6.7 per run.

In 2020 as a sophomore he played in 10 games as he passed for a solid 1802 yards on 242 attempts with a completion percent of 59.9 for an average of 7.4 yards per pass, with a solid 10 TDs, while also taking 21 sacks, and putting up a solid QB rating of 89.9. He made 100 runs for a total of 649 yards at an average of 6.5 per rush.

As a junior in 2021 Duggan played a total of 10 games. He passed for an excellent 2040 yards on 228 attempts and put up a completion percentage of 63.6 for an average of 8.9 yards per attempt, with a solid 16 TDs, and allowing 20 sacks, with an excellent QB rating on the year of 104.8. As a runner he logged 89 runs for a total of 497 yards at an average of 5.6 per run.

In 2022 as a senior Duggan saw action in 13 games as he threw for an outstanding 3320 yards on 369 attempts with a completion percent of 64.8 for an average of 9.0 yards per pass, with an outstanding 30 TDs, while taking 24 sacks, and totaling a QB rating of 116.1. He added 97 runs for a total of 580 yards at an average of 6.0 per run.

Quentin Johnston from Temple High School was a top-100 recruit, he was the third-ranked receiver recruit from Texas (just behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba) and the second-highest recruit to sign with TCU in 2020 (behind running back Zach Evans).

In 2020 as a freshman Johnston saw action in 9 games for the Horned Frogs as he made 22 receptions for 487 yards for an average of 22.1 yards per reception, with 2 TDs, and a QB rating when targeted of 112.6.

As a sophomore in 2021 he played in 9 games and had 33 catches for 604 yards for an average of 18.3 yards per catch, with 6 TDs, and a QB rating when targeted of 100.7. He received an injury in the seventh game of the season but despite this still led TCU in receiving yards and touchdown catches. He was a 2021 First-Team All-Big 12 selection as a result.

As a junior in 2022 he played 12 games and hauled in an excellent 53 catches for 901 yards for an average of 17.0 yards per catch, with 5 TDs, and a QB rating when targeted of 103.1.

Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson attended Midway High School and was rated a 3-star prospect by 247 Sports with a scout's rating of 0.840, going unranked by ESPN. Following high school, Hodges-Tomlinson opted to join TCU.

In 2019 as a freshman Hodges-Tomlinson saw action in 8 games and played a total of 99 snaps at cornerback for the Horned Frogs. He recorded just 3 tackles, no assists, while adding one stop. In coverage Hodges-Tomlinson notched up one pass breakup, no interceptions, and an impressive QB rating when targetted of 67.0.

As a sophomore in 2020 he played in 10 games and logged 620 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He made 23 tackles, 4 assists, and had 9 stops. In coverage he totaled 14 pass breakups, no interceptions, and an impressive QB rating when targetted of 59.2.

In 2021 as a junior Hodges-Tomlinson played in 12 games and contributed on 743 snaps. He chalked up 41 tackles, 2 assists, and added 7 stops. In the secondary Hodges-Tomlinson forced 4 pass breakups, 2 interceptions, and gave up a decent QB rating when targetted of 75.6.

In 2022 as a senior Hodges-Tomlinson saw action in 13 games while playing 857 snaps. He logged 42 tackles, 3 assists, and made 21 stops. In coverage Hodges-Tomlinson had 7 pass breakups, 3 interceptions, and surrendered an elite QB rating when targetted of 38.9.

Steve Avila from South Grand Prairie High School was rated a 80-star prospect by ESPN with a scout's rating of 80 Following high school, Avila opted to join TCU.

In 2019 as a freshman Avila saw action in just 2 games and played a total of 21 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He allowed no QB hurries, no QB hits, and no sacks while playing the majority of his snaps at center, and the rest at right guard.

As a sophomore in 2020 he played in 9 games and a total of 510 snaps. He conceded a solid 6 QB hurries, one QB hit, and 2 sacks while playing the majority of his snaps at center, and the rest at tight tackle.

In 2021 as a junior Avila saw action in 12 games and totaled 746 snaps. He gave up 11 QB hurries, one QB hit, and 2 sacks while playing most of his snaps at center.

In 2022 as a senior Avila saw action in 13 games and played a total of 899 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He allowed a solid 8 QB hurries, 2 QB hits, and no sacks while playing at left guard.

Dee Winters from Burton High School was rated a 3-star recruit by ESPN and handed a 3-star grade by 247 Sports. After high school, Winters joined TCU.

In 2019 as a freshman Winters saw action in 8 games and played a total of 291 snaps at linebacker for the Horned Frogs. He recorded 27 tackles, 7 assists, while adding 18 stops. In coverage Winters notched up no pass breakups, no interceptions, and QB rating when targetted of 112.5. As a pass rusher, he added 8 total pressures, which included 3 QB hurries, 3 QB hits, and 2 sacks on the season.

As a sophomore for the Horned Frogs in 2020 Winters played in 10 games and took part in 673 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He recorded 46 tackles, 18 assists, while adding 40 stops. In coverage Winters made one pass breakup, no interceptions, and a disapointing QB rating when targetted of 115.6. As a pass rusher, he chalked up 12 total pressures, and 8 QB hurries, 2 QB hits, and 2 sacks during the year.

In 2021 as a junior Winters played in 12 games and contributed on 781 snaps. He recorded solid 65 tackles, 13 assists while making 31 stops. In coverage Winters chalked up 2 pass breakups, 2 interceptions, and a disapointing QB rating when targetted of 118.8. As a pass rusher, he produced 9 total pressures, which included 5 QB hurries, 3 QB hits, and one sack on the year.

In 2022 as a senior Winters logged playing time in 13 games and logged a total of 830 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He also added solid 51 tackles, 10 assists, and 33 stops. While in coverage Winters made no pass breakups, no interceptions, and QB rating when targetted of 96.1. As a pass rusher, he tallied 24 total pressures, which included 13 QB hurries, 2 QB hits, and an excellent 9 sacks on the season.

Kendre Miller from Mount Enterprise High High School was rated a 3-star recruit by ESPN and handed a 3-star grade by 247 Sports. Following high school, Miller joined TCU.

In 2020 as a freshman Miller saw action in 9 games for the Horned Frogs as he ran for a decent 392 yards on 54 attempts for an elite 7.3 yards per carry, with 2 TDs, with one fumble. As a receiver he made only one reception for -4 yards.

As a sophomore in 2021 he played 10 games. and rushed for a decent 623 yards on 83 carries for an elite 7.5 ypc, with 7 TDs, with 3 fumbles. In the passing game he pulled in only 12 receptions for 117 yards.

In 2022 as a junior Miller saw action in 13 games for the Horned Frogs. He ran for an elite 1342 yards on 216 attempts for an elite 6.2 ypc, with 17 TDs, with one fumble. As a receiver he made a decent 16 receptions for 116 yards.

Noah Daniels attended Clear Creek High School and was rated a 3 star prospect by 247 Sports with a scout's rating of 0.850, going unranked by ESPN Following high school, Daniels opted to join TCU.

In 2018 as a freshman Daniels saw action in 9 games and played on a total of 145 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He recorded 9 tackles, no assists, while adding 2 stops. In coverage Daniels notched up 3 pass breakups, no interceptions, and a QB rating when targetted of 111.3.

As a sophomore for the Horned Frogs in 2020 Daniels played in 4 games and took part on 208 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He made 12 tackles, no assists, and had 3 stops. In coverage, Daniels totaled 5 pass breakups, no interceptions, and a QB rating when targetted of 53.0.

In 2021 as a junior Daniels played in 6 games and contributed on 157 snaps. He chalked up 5 tackles, 3 assists, and added no stops. In the secondary Daniels forced one pass break up, no interceptions, and gave up a QB rating when targetted of 104.2.

In 2022 as a senior Daniels saw action in 5 games while playing 40 snaps. He logged only 3 tackles, one assist, and made one stop. In coverage, Daniels had one pass breakup, no interceptions, and surrendered an unimpressive QB rating when targetted of 121.9.

Dylan Horton from Frisco High School was rated a -star recruit by ESPN and handed a 3-star grade by 247 Sports. After high school, Horton joined New Mexico.

In 2018 as a freshman Horton saw action in 10 games and played a total of 125 snaps for the Lobos. He recorded just 4 tackles, one assist, while adding 3 stops. As a pass rusher, he added 3 total pressures, which included 2 QB hurries, no QB hits, and one sack on the season.

As a sophomore for the Lobos in 2019 Horton played in 5 games and took part in 253 snaps for the Lobos. He recorded 18 tackles, 5 assists, while adding 13 stops. In coverage Horton made no pass breakups, no interceptions, and a disapointing QB rating when targetted of 133.3. As a pass rusher, he chalked up 10 total pressures, and 4 QB hurries, 4 QB hits, and 2 sacks during the year.

After season's end Horton transferred to TCU where as a junior for the Horned Frogs in 2020 Horton played in 8 games and played 111 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He recorded just 4 tackles, 2 assists while making 4 stops. As a pass rusher, he produced 9 total pressures, which included 7 QB hurries, one QB hit, and one sack on the year.

In 2021 as a senior Horton logged playing time in 12 games and logged a total of 518 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He also added 37 tackles, 6 assists, and 29 stops. As a pass rusher, he tallied 21 total pressures, which included 13 QB hurries, 5 QB hits, and 3 sacks on the season.

In 2022 as a fifth year senior Horton logged playing time in 13 games and logged a total of 618 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He also added 26 tackles, 6 assists, and 26 stops. As a pass rusher, he tallied 41 total pressures, which included 32 QB hurries, 2 QB hits, and a solid 7 sacks on the season.

Derius Davis from West Feliciana High School was rated a 3-star recruit by ESPN and handed a 3-star grade by 247 Sports. After high school, Davis opted to join TCU.

In 2018 as a freshman Davis saw action in 11 games for the Horned Frogs as he made 8 receptions for only 104 yards for an average of 13.0 yards per reception, with 2 TDs, and an impressive QB rating when targeted of 110.0.

As a sophomore in 2019 he played 11 games and had only 11 catches for 151 yards for an average of 13.7 yards per catch, with no TDs, and a decent QB rating when targeted of 75.7.

As a junior in 2020 he played 9 games and hauled in a decent 15 catches for a decent 209 yards for an average of 13.9 yards per catch, with one TD, and an impressive QB rating when targeted of 113.6.

As a senior in 2021 he played 12 games and had a decent 36 catches for a decent 520 yards for an average of 14.4 yards per catch, one TD, and an impressive QB rating when targeted of 99.8.

As a fifth year senior in 2022 he played 12 games and had a decent 35 catches for a decent 418 yards for an average of 11.9 yards per catch, 5 TDs, and an elite QB rating when targeted of 119.2.

Alan Ali from Timber Creek High School was rated a 3-star recruit by ESPN and handed a 3-star grade by 247 Sports. Following high school, Ali opted to join SMU.

In 2018 as a freshman Ali saw action in 10 games and played a total of 617 snaps for the Mustangs. He allowed a solid 6 QB hurries, no QB hits, and 2 sacks while playing most of his snaps at left guard.

As a sophomore in 2019 he played in 13 games and a total of 1051 snaps. He conceded 11 QB hurries, 3 QB hits, and no sacks while playing at center.

In 2020 as a junior Ali saw action in 10 games and totaled 767 snaps. He gave up a solid 7 QB hurries, no QB hits, and no sacks while playing most of his snaps at center.

In 2021 as a senior Ali saw action in 10 games and played a total of 627 snaps for the Mustangs. He allowed a solid 8 QB hurries, 2 QB hits, and no sacks while playing the majority of his snaps at center, and the rest at left tackle.

After season's end Ali transferred to TCU where as a fifth year senior Ali saw action in 13 games and played a total of 895 snaps for the Horned Frogs. He allowed 12 QB hurries, 3 QB hits, and 2 sacks while playing at center.