Gary Patterson

An estimated 6,000 North Texas families took home a much-needed, free Thanksgiving meal on Friday thanks to a massive food donation effort put on by the Tarrant Area Food Bank.

Now to an all too common sight across North Texas, thousands of people in cars, trucks and SUVs lined up for free food. NBC 5’s Melissa Harrison reports on the massive Tarrant Area Food Bank event at AT&T Stadium Friday.

An estimated 6,000 North Texas families took home a much-needed, free Thanksgiving meal on Friday thanks to a massive food donation effort put on by the Tarrant Area Food Bank. NBC 5’s Ben Russell reports from AT&T Stadium.

TCU’s chancellor said football coach Gary Patterson apologized Monday for repeating a racial slur when telling a player to stop using the slur in team meetings.

TCU’s chancellor said football coach Gary Patterson apologized Monday for repeating a racial slur when telling a player to stop using the slur in team meetings.

With college campuses empty across the country and no in-person spring football practice to fill his time, TCU head football coach Gary Patterson turned to another passion of his: writing and playing music.

TCU football coach Gary Patterson and his wife Kelsey’s charity event – Celebrate Community, which raises money for scholarships and grants for kids in Fort Worth, is taking place virtually this year because of COVID-19, so the Pattersons had to get creative.

TCU football coach Gary Patterson and his wife Kelsey’s charity event – Celebrate Community, which raises money for scholarships and grants for kids in Fort Worth, is taking place virtually this year because of COVID-19. The Pattersons had to get creative.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced TCU football to suspend the remainder of spring practices and the annual spring game. NBC 5 sat down with Horned Frogs head coach Gary Patterson, who sang the praises of his team and university for their handling of the crisis.

TCU head football coach Gary Patterson and his wife Kelsey Patterson are awarding $325,000 in grant money to help libraries in the Fort Worth Independent School District buy new books.

Oklahoma can’t rest now. Sandwiched between the largest comeback win in school history against Baylor and a showdown with in-state rival Oklahoma State is Saturday matchup with a TCU squad that is much more dangerous than its record indicates.

Jonathan Song’s fourth field goal, a 20-yarder with 5:38 to play, gave TCU a 33-31 seesaw win over Texas Tech on Saturday in a battle of Big 12 teams fighting to earn bowl eligibility.

Texas Tech with its first-year coach and TCU with a true freshman quarterback are in the same situation.

Big 12-leading No. 11 Baylor is headed north on Interstate 35 to play TCU.

Transfer quarterback from Kansas State Alex Delton has left TCU’s team after not playing in the past two games

Oklahoma State and TCU are seeking consistency in their roller-coaster seasons.

Freshman Max Duggan threw two touchdown passes, including a tiebreaking 44-yarder to Jalen Reagor the first play after one of Sam Ehlinger’s career-high four interceptions, and TCU beat No. 15 Texas 37-27 on Saturday.

No. 15 Texas is preparing to face an offense that ranks in the bottom half of the Big 12 for the second consecutive week with a visit to TCU after high-scoring win over Kansas.

No. 18 Baylor takes the Big 12’s longest winning streak in its game at Oklahoma State.

TCU (3-1, 1-0) dominated in every area of the first half against Kansas (2-3, 0-2), which ended a 48-game road losing streak to Power 5 opponents earlier this season at Boston College.