Jamie and Melissa break down TCU's almost-disastrous win over Oklahoma State, chat about TCU baseball's pitching issues, and hit some other news and notes. 

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Parker is back to chat about what it means to optimize a baseball lineup, and applies the theory to TCU baseball. 

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Jamie and Melissa talk about the breaking news regarding Corey Barker's alleged link to the college basketball corruption probe, and what it means for the program. They chat about what it would take for TCU basketball to make the NCAA Tournament at this point, which probably includes making a deep run in the Big 12 Tournament. 

They also chat about TCU football's first 2020 commit, Jahdae Barron, and project what the class may look like. 

TCU baseball had a rough weekend in Houston, but that doesn't signal much other than this team is inconsistent right now. 

Lastly, Jamie and Melissa take your questions, and work through a fun thought experiment. 

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Parker takes a deep dive into the impact of Kouat Noi when he's on (or off) the court, and explores just how much better the Frogs are with Noi in the lineup. He also expounds on a funny moniker (BABIP) to add context to how great TCU baseball's start at the plate has been, and he explores a number that might show us a little something about TCU football. 

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Jamie and Melissa chat about TCU baseball's big opening weekend, which included a win over No. 1 Vanderbilt, and basketball's recent slide. 

They also remind folks to never tweet, especially at TCU Athletic Director Jeremiah Donati, and talk about some fake news in recruiting and some potential changes to the immediate eligibility rule for NCAA transfers. 

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Parker takes a look at five numbers that reveal a lot about TCU baseball's first weekend, and what's been going on with TCU basketball as of late. 

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Jamie and Melissa break down TCU basketball's last three games, which included wins against Oklahoma State and Iowa State plus a heartbreaking loss to Kansas. Silver lining? TCU seems to have found their point guard of the future in freshman Kendric Davis. 

Meanwhile, TCU baseball kicks off their season this weekend in Scottsdale, Arizona for the MLB4 Tournament. The Frogs face Cal State Fullerton, Virginia, and Vanderbilt. Jamie and Melissa chat about the non-conference slate, and make predictions for the weekend. 

Finally, the duo discusses some news and notes from the Mothership, including Gary Patterson and other coaches voicing frustrations with the transfer situation, some AAF rules that should be adopted by college football, and Poop Johnson. 

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Jamie and Parker take a deep dive into the numbers in an attempt to project TCU baseball's first weekend of the season. The Frogs head to Scottsdale, AZ to face off in the MLB4 tournament against Virginia, Vanderbilt, and Cal State Fullerton. Parker chats about what the Frogs need to improve upon from a year ago at the plate, and provides context to some of the deeper pitching analytics. Then they shift to TCU football, as they analyze Bill Connelly's 2019 S&P+ projections for the Big 12. Keep tuning in, as Parker will regularly break down the stats, and give us some insight into the projects he's working on for Frogs O' War.

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Jamie and Melissa break down TCU's 2019 recruiting class now that everyone is signed and sealed. They discuss the big names, the sleepers, the positions of need, and review what Gary Patterson himself has to say about the class. They then move on to talk about the road struggles for TCU men's basketball, and ask the question: what do the Frogs need to do in their final ten games to make the NCAA Tournament? Last but not least the duo gets hyped for TCU baseball, which starts the season February 15th.

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Jamie and Melissa preview TCU's last regular season game for the 2018 season, as the Frogs host Oklahoma State.  

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