The Mountain West Conference has announced the dates of the TCU football team's eight league games as well as the kickoff times and television schedule for the Horned Frogs' home and conference contests in 2007.
After opening the season with games versus Big 12 opponents Baylor (Sept. 1) and Texas (Sept. 8), TCU's third year in the MWC will begin on Thursday, Sept. 13, with a 7 p.m. contest at Air Force on CSTV. It will be the first of three Thursday games for the Frogs. The other Thursday dates are Oct. 18 at home against Utah and Nov. 8 at BYU. Both those contests will be seen on VERSUS.
The Baylor game at Amon G. Carter Stadium will have a 5 p.m. kickoff and be televised on CSTV. The Frogs' other non-conference home date, Sept. 22 against SMU, is a 7:30 p.m. contest also on CSTV.
There will be just one open date in this year's schedule. TCU will be off the weekend of Oct. 27, giving it a 16-day break after facing Utah and then hosting New Mexico Nov. 3.
TCU's MWC home opener will be Sept. 29 versus Colorado State at 6 p.m. The home finale is Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m. against UNLV.
TCU has an Oct. 6 date at Wyoming and will close the regular season Nov. 24 at San Diego State.
Television information and kickoff times for the Frogs' two road non-conference games, Sept. 8 at Texas and Oct. 13 at Stanford, will be announced later.
TCU is 14-2 in its two seasons in the MWC. The Frogs went 8-0 and captured the league championship in their inaugural campaign in 2005, before placing second last year with a 6-2 mark.
TCU Football 2007 Schedule
09/01/07 - vs. Baylor - Fort Worth, Texas - 5:00 p.m. CT
09/08/07 - at Texas - Austin, Texas - TBA
09/13/07 - at Air Force - Colorado Springs, Colo. - 7:00 p.m. CT
09/22/07 - vs. SMU - Fort Worth, Texas - 7:30 p.m. CT
09/29/07 - vs. Colorado State - Fort Worth, Texas - 6:00 p.m. CT
10/06/07 - at Wyoming - Laramie, Wyo. - 1:00 p.m. CT
10/13/07 - at Stanford - Palo Alto, Calif. - TBA
10/18/07 - vs. Utah - Fort Worth, Texas - 7:00 p.m. CT
11/03/07 - vs. New Mexico - Fort Worth, Texas - 4:30 p.m. CT
11/08/07 - at BYU - Provo, Utah - 8:00 p.m. CT
11/17/07 - vs. UNLV - Fort Worth, Texas - 6:30 p.m. CT
11/24/07 - at San Diego State - San Diego, Calif. - TBA
3/25/07
3/18/07
UWNA Gas and Oil Committee
"This excerpt is taken from Yahoo's UWNA Groups"
The oil and gas committee met on Thursday (3/1/07) with Chesapeake and directors of Colonial Country Club. Chesapeake has purchased 8 acres off of Rogers Rd. on the other side of the Trinity River. They also have purchased an additional site further west along the railroad yard. They propose to drill 8 horizontal well sunder the river and under Colonial and into our neighborhood. Colonial and Chesapeake have drafted a lease and are ready to sign, if they have not signed already.The oil and gas committee met with TCU representatives on Wednesday (3/7/07) and several other neighborhood associations. TCU has signed a letter of intent with Four Sevens. TCU has no formal commitment to drill at this time but is moving forward to work through various issues. TCU representatives wanted the neighborhoods to know that they want to preserve the quality of life of the area. They have asked each Neighborhood Association to present list of concerns from their homeowners. UWNA oil and gas committee needs your input. If you have any questions or specific concerns that could be passed on to either company, please contact Mike Cook or write your concerns and place in "drop box"on David McGuill's front porch (corner of Boyd and Park Hill). Please submit any concerns by Sunday, March 18th. The offerings from both of these companies have drastically improved over the last couple of months. Both companies want to lease your minerals and pay you a bonus. The big question is which company will actually produce gas from under your property and get you the biggest royalty income for years to come. For most it will not be a lot but you need to make an informed decision. The oil and gas committee is working for you. We will eventually make a recommendation on what company to sign with. It will then be your decision to make a choice.The UWNA oil and gas committee is working hard for your interests.Don't sign yet, don't make a mistake.Don't be in any hurry- we want to do this right!
Paul McKinney
UWNA Chairman
Mike Cook
Chairman UWNA Oil and Gas Committee
The oil and gas committee met on Thursday (3/1/07) with Chesapeake and directors of Colonial Country Club. Chesapeake has purchased 8 acres off of Rogers Rd. on the other side of the Trinity River. They also have purchased an additional site further west along the railroad yard. They propose to drill 8 horizontal well sunder the river and under Colonial and into our neighborhood. Colonial and Chesapeake have drafted a lease and are ready to sign, if they have not signed already.The oil and gas committee met with TCU representatives on Wednesday (3/7/07) and several other neighborhood associations. TCU has signed a letter of intent with Four Sevens. TCU has no formal commitment to drill at this time but is moving forward to work through various issues. TCU representatives wanted the neighborhoods to know that they want to preserve the quality of life of the area. They have asked each Neighborhood Association to present list of concerns from their homeowners. UWNA oil and gas committee needs your input. If you have any questions or specific concerns that could be passed on to either company, please contact Mike Cook or write your concerns and place in "drop box"on David McGuill's front porch (corner of Boyd and Park Hill). Please submit any concerns by Sunday, March 18th. The offerings from both of these companies have drastically improved over the last couple of months. Both companies want to lease your minerals and pay you a bonus. The big question is which company will actually produce gas from under your property and get you the biggest royalty income for years to come. For most it will not be a lot but you need to make an informed decision. The oil and gas committee is working for you. We will eventually make a recommendation on what company to sign with. It will then be your decision to make a choice.The UWNA oil and gas committee is working hard for your interests.Don't sign yet, don't make a mistake.Don't be in any hurry- we want to do this right!
Paul McKinney
UWNA Chairman
Mike Cook
Chairman UWNA Oil and Gas Committee
3/4/07
2007 Back Yard/ Garden Tour April 28, 2007
This year the Back Yard/Garden Tour will have a new look. 4 homes have signed up to host their yard and gardens. The event will be from 4-8pm on April 28th. This will be a progressive tour starting with the first home. Food and beverage will be served at each house which will have a 4 course progressive type appetizers and dessert at the last house. Anyone interested in participating in the Backyard Garden party in any capacity is welcome. We have 4 yards and need volunteers to help with the food and logistics. Please leave a comment and I will forward it to the committee or log on to the UWNA Groups and look for the Back Yard/Garden Tour link.
This has always been a great event and a way to meet new people in our neighborhood. We look forward to seeing you. Thanks to all that have put in alot of hard work and time to make this such a special event. We look forward to seeing you.
This has always been a great event and a way to meet new people in our neighborhood. We look forward to seeing you. Thanks to all that have put in alot of hard work and time to make this such a special event. We look forward to seeing you.
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