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NCAAF: Craig throws for 391 as TCU bury Grambling 63-7

TCU answer the Dublin defeat

Jaden Craig completed 24 of 31 passes for 391 yards and four touchdowns as TCU beat Grambling 63-7 on Saturday night in Fort Worth. He added 53 rushing yards on eight carries.

The Horned Frogs arrived at 0-1. Their season opened with a 15-10 loss to North Carolina in Dublin, a game in which they scored on their first two possessions and never again. Saturday brought 676 total yards, 285 of them on the ground.

Receiver Jordan Dwyer sat out a second straight game with a foot injury. The offense barely noticed. Kari Ashley caught seven passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns, Ed Small five for 101.

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Three straight scoring drives broke it open

Major Everhart opened the night with an 8-yard run. TCU then punted and lost a fumble on their next two possessions. The second quarter fixed everything. Craig hit Ka’Morreun Pimpton for 28 yards to set up Jon Denman’s 1-yard plunge at 10:53, and Pimpton caught a 9-yard touchdown to push the lead to 21.

Grambling answered with a 91-yard drive. Reginald Johnson threw 62 yards to Jordan Bride, then found Byron Eaton Jr. for seven yards and a score with 4:25 left in the half. Johnson finished 14-of-20 for 190 yards and that touchdown.

TCU replied in 2:31, covering 76 yards, Joe Pitchford scoring from a yard out with 1:48 on the clock. That restored the 21-point cushion and the game stopped being one.

The defense took over after the break

Two interceptions followed in the second half, including a 67-yard pick-six by Teon Parks. Craig threw three more touchdown passes, twice finding Ashley. Grambling drop to 2-1. TCU move to 1-1 with the Dublin hangover behind them and a schedule that gets considerably harder from here.

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