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<blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 129630511" data-attributes="member: 1112294">TCU must replace four starters on the offensive line, although center Austin Schlottman and guard Matt Pryor played the last three games as injury replacements. Without Trevone Boykin and Josh Doctson to terrorize the Big 12, the Horned Frogs have to figure out if Kenny Hill can be the next quarterback to operate an air raid offense.The defensive line is short on experience at tackle. But high on potential at defensive end with Josh Carraway, the 2015 sack leader, in place, and James McFarland, the 2014 sack leader, returning from a broken toe that sidelined him all of last season.The secondary will miss do-it-all safety Derrick Kindred. At cornerback, Jeff Gladney and converted receiver Tony James have plenty of speed, but neither has started a game in college.There will be new kickers in 2016 after four years of stability. TCU hasn’t had to worry about them for a long time.The coaches will have to do quick work — Arkansas visits in Week 2, and Oklahoma arrives in Week 5. But the raw materials are there.So I don't see a top 3 finish for TCU. WVU good enough for the top 3 to 4. Despite the hate from Cuyahoga Falls.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WVUALLEN, post: 129630511, member: 1112294"] TCU must replace four starters on the offensive line, although center Austin Schlottman and guard Matt Pryor played the last three games as injury replacements. Without Trevone Boykin and Josh Doctson to terrorize the Big 12, the Horned Frogs have to figure out if Kenny Hill can be the next quarterback to operate an air raid offense. The defensive line is short on experience at tackle. But high on potential at defensive end with Josh Carraway, the 2015 sack leader, in place, and James McFarland, the 2014 sack leader, returning from a broken toe that sidelined him all of last season. The secondary will miss do-it-all safety Derrick Kindred. At cornerback, Jeff Gladney and converted receiver Tony James have plenty of speed, but neither has started a game in college. There will be new kickers in 2016 after four years of stability. TCU hasn’t had to worry about them for a long time. The coaches will have to do quick work — Arkansas visits in Week 2, and Oklahoma arrives in Week 5. But the raw materials are there. So I don't see a top 3 finish for TCU. WVU good enough for the top 3 to 4. Despite the hate from Cuyahoga Falls. [/QUOTE]

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