Eight TCU players are now professionals in the NFL. So, there is a lot of chatter about how to replace those stars. However, there's one standout who's a lock to return. RobbieFuelling has his story.
PUBLISHED 1:04 PM CDT Jul. 31, 2023FORT WORTH, Texas – Eight TCU players are now professionals in the NFL. So, naturally there is a lot of chatter about how to replace those stars. There’s one name the coaching staff doesn’t have to worry about for this upcoming season and that’s because it was called quite often last year.
His fifth and final interception of the season was returned 41 yards for a touchdown for the first points of the game in the College Football Playoff Semifinal win over Michigan“Big time players make big time plays in big time games,” said junior safety Bud Clark after one of the greatest postseason plays in TCU football history. Last year, he had a team-high five interceptions, including the pick-six to open the game against Michigan in the College Football Playoff Semifinal.
“If you look at those key wins we had last year, one thing was pretty consistent: Bud was making some big plays in those games,” said TCU head coach Sonny Dykes.“We got our ass kicked,” Coach Dykes said when asked about the National Championship game against Georgia. “And we deserved to get our ass kicked. We weren’t ready and we didn’t perform at the level we should have.”
“It was a great learning curve for us,” Bud said. “We had never been there so to be there was a great experience for us. But this is the knowledge that we needed. We know what we need to do, we know what we had to do and now we’re going to do it.”
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