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West Virginia Survives TCU: 3 Key Takeaways
West Virginia's turnovers and missed opportunities cost TCU a 24-20 Homecoming win.
In brief
West Virginia's turnovers and missed opportunities cost TCU a 24-20 Homecoming win. TCU's 24-20 loss to West Virginia was due to three turnovers, offensive line struggles, and missed opportunities despite outgaining them 484-265 in total yards. Originally reported by TCU Horned Frogs On SI.
TCU Falls to West Virginia
TCU football suffered a 24-20 loss to West Virginia on Saturday in Fort Worth.
Turnovers Proved Costly
TCU committed three turnovers compared with one by West Virginia.
Offensive Line Breakdowns
West Virginia's pass rush disrupted TCU's offensive rhythm including a sack of quarterback Jaden Craig.
Missed Field Goal and Penalties
TCU missed a field goal and incurred eight penalties for 81 yards.
TCU's Running Game Struggles
TCU finished with 112 rushing yards despite Jon Denman leading with 58.
Fourth Quarter Turnover
A late fourth quarter fumble ended TCU's potential game-winning drive.
TCU Outgained West Virginia
TCU outgained West Virginia 484-265 in total yards and held a 37:36-22:24 time of possession advantage.
TCU's Passing Game Strength
TCU converted eight of its 14 third-down attempts with 29 first downs to West Virginia's 17.
TCU's Running Game Needs Work
Freshman Amante Martin showed flashes of potential but TCU struggled to establish a consistent running game.
West Virginia's Game-Winning Drive
West Virginia scored the only points of the final period to reclaim a 24-20 lead.
In short
TCU's 24-20 loss to West Virginia was due to three turnovers, offensive line struggles, and missed opportunities despite outgaining them 484-265 in total yards.
