Accolades:

• Captured the 1938 National Championship following an undefeated 11-0 season
• Led by 1938 Heisman Trophy winner Davey O'Brien
• Led by three All-Americans (Davey O'Brien, I.B. Hale and Ki Aldrich)
• Led by seven All-Southwest Conference selections (Davey O'Brien, I.B. Hale, Ki Aldrich, Forrest Kline, Don Looney, Connie Sparks and Allie White)

• Hometown - Temple, Texas
• Sport - Football (1936-39)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1937 | 1938 | 1939)
• Member of the 1938 National Championship Team
• Drafted in the first round in 1939 NFL Draft by the Chicago Cardinals
• Played for Chicago Cardinals (1939-49) and Washington Redskins (1941-42, 1945-47)

• Hometown - Waco, Texas
• Sports - Football and Baseball (1940-43)

• All-Southwest Conference selection in football (1941 | 1942)
• Honored with the 1942 Rogers' Trophy
• Served as team captain in football during the 1942 season

• Hometown - --
• Sport - Track & Field

• Two-time All-American in 1,500 Meters
• All-Southwest Conference Selection
• Holds SWC fastest time in 1,500 Meters
• Currently Holds TCU Indoor & Outdoor Distance Records (800m, 1,500m & Mile)

• Sport - Football (1938-40)

• Member of 1938 National Championship Team
• Member of 1939 Sugar Bowl Championship Team
• Honored with the 1980 TCU Most Valuable Alumnus Award

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Basketball (1929-31)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1930)
• Served as team Captain during the 1930-31 season
• Member of 1930-31 Southwest Conference Championship Team

• Hometown - Dallas, Texas
• Sport - Football (1940-42)

• Most Valuable Player of the 1941 TCU-Texas Game
• Started in the 1942 Orange Bowl
• Honored with the first-ever Exchange Club Trophy in 1938

• Hometown - Vernon, Texas
• Sport - Football (1946-49)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1948 | 1949)
• Set a then-record single-game record of 12 catches
• Caught 89 passes for 1,169 receiving yards during his career

• Hometown - Dallas, Texas
• Sports - Football and Basketball (1907-10)

• Lettered in football (1907-09) and baseball (1908-10)
• Served as manager of the baseball team during the 1910
• Served as team captain in baseball during the 1910 season

• Hometown - Granger, Texas
• Sport - Football (1950-52)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1950)
• Member of 1951 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Started in the 1951 Cotton Bowl
• Rushed for a team-high 771 yards (1950)
• Drafted by British Columbia Lions (CFL) in 1955

• Sport - Football (1931-32)

• Member of 1932 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Former President of TCU's Ex-Lettermen's Association (1951-52)
• Executive Secretary of TCU Lettermen's Association (1952-68)

• Hometown - Sweetwater, Texas
• Sports - Football, Basketball and Baseball (1934-37)

• Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (1963)
• Nine-Time All-Pro Quarterback
• First Team All-American (Football | 1936)
• Inducted into Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame (1999)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1935 | 1936)
• Led the nation in passing (1935 | 1936)
• Started on the 1935 National Championship Team
• Started on the 1936 Sugar Bowl and 1937 Cotton Bowl Championship Teams
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1936)
• All-Southwest Conference selection in baseball (1936 | 1937)

• Hometown - Wichita Falls, Texas
• Sport - Football (1946-49)

• All-American Quarterback (1949)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1948 | 1949)
• Served as team captain during the 1948 season
• Totaled 2,580 passing yards in career
• Led the team in rushing (783 yards) during the 1948 season
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1948 | 1949)
• Played in the CFL for the Edmonton Eskimos (1950-51)

• Sport - Basketball (1941-43)

• Most Outstanding Player honors at Oklahoma City Tournament
• Served as team captain during the 1942-43 season
• Honored with the Most Valuable Alumnus Award
• Veteran of World War II

• Hometown - Richland Hills, Texas
• Sport - Football (1988-91)

• All-American selection (1991)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1990 | 1991)
• Played in the 1992 East-West Shrine Game and 1992 Hula Bowl Game
• Ranks fourth in TCU career receptions list
• Set a NCAA record for tight end receptions with 81

• Hometown - San Antonio, Texas
• Sport - Football (1971-72)

• All-American selection (1972)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1971 | 1972)
• Set a TCU record for most interception yards in one game with 104
• Played for Cincinnati Bengals (1973-1975), Seattle Seahawks (1976), Baltimore Colts (1977-1980) and Miami Dolphins (1981-1987)
• Started in two Super Bowls
• Led the NFL in interceptions (1977)
• Second Team All-Pro (1977)

• Hometown - Houston, Texas
• Sports - Football and Track (1946-49)

• Lettered in track and field (1946-49)
• Former President of TCU Lettermen's Association

• Hometown - Arlington, Texas
• Sport - Baseball (1970-73)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1972 | 1973)
• Member of the 1972 Southwest Conference Co-Championship Team
• Served as captain during the 1972 and 1973 seasons
• Batted .405 during his junior campaign
• Drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 1973 Major League Baseball Draft

• Hometown - Lampassas, Texas
• Sport - Golf (1982-83)

• All-American selection (1982 | 1983)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1983)
• Finished fifth overall at the 1983 NCAA Championships
• TCU Female Athlete of the Year and Student-Athlete of the Year (1983)
• Played on the 1983 NCAA National Championship Team
Competed on the LPGA Tour for 10 seasons

• Hometown - Pine Bluff, Arkansas
• Sport - Basketball (1932-33)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1932 | 1933)
• Served as head basketball coach (1948-1967)
• Captured two Southwest Conference Championships (1950-51 | 1951-52)
• Served as an Assistant Athletic Director at TCU upon retirement from coaching
• Held a career coaching record of 290-296, including 144-165 in Southwest Conference
• Inducted into Texas Sports Hall of Fame and Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame

• Hometown - Simi Valley, California
• Sport - Swimming (1980-82)

• AIAW All-American selection (1981 | 1982)
• Nine-time All-American selection in four events
• AIAW Athlete of the Year (1982)
• Selected to the Southwest Conference All-Decade Team for the 1980's
• Team finished third at the 1981 and 1982 NCAA National Championships

• Sport - Track and Field (1918-22)

• Member of Letterman's Association since 1937
• Served as a charter member of Centruy Club
• 1972 Most Valuable Alumnus Award

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Basketball (1980-83)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1981-82 | 1982-83)
• Most Valuable Player Award (1979-80 | 1980-81)
• Ranked first in career points at TCU (1,886)
• Southwest Conference All-Tournament Team (1980-81)
• Led the team in free throw percentage (1980-81 | 1981-82 | 1982-83)

• Hometown - West Plains, Missouri
• Sport - Baseball (1963-64)

• All-American selection (1963)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1963)
• 1963 Southwest Conference Player of the Year
• Coached TCU baseball (1987-2003) with a record of 571-481 with one conference championship
• Notched first TCU post-season victory in school history
• Southwest Conference Coach of the Year (1991 | 1994)

• Hometown - Jacksboro, Texas
• Sport - Football (1927-29)

• All-American selection (1929)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1928 | 1929)
• Honored with the 1929 Rogers Trophy Award
• Played in the 1930 East-West Shrine Game
• Member of 1929 Southwest Conference Championship Team

• Hometown - LaMarque, Texas
• Sport - Football (1966, 1968-69)

• Honorable Mention All-American selection(1969)
• Collected a career-high 164 rushing yards against Texas Tech (1966)
• Drafted first round by the Baltimore Colts in the 1970 NFL Draf
• Played in the NFL for 10 seasons - Baltimore Colts (1970-72), Philadelphia Eagles (1973-1974) and Miami Dolphins
• Played for the 1971 Baltimore Colts Super Bowl Champions
• All-Pro (1972)

• Sports - Baseball and Track (1947-48)

• All-American selection (1948)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1948)
• Led the Southwest Conference with a .509 batting average in 1947
• Honored with the Berry Brothers Donahue Award (1947 | 1948)
• Played for the Chicago White Sox (1050-52, 55)
• Appeared in MLB All-Star Game as a player (1951) and coach (1961)

• Hometown - Fort Worth
• Sport - Football (1964-66)

• TCU's leading receiver (1964 | 1965 | 1966)
• Served as team captain during the 1996 season
• Played in the 1965 Sun Bowl Classic
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1966)

• Sports - Basketball and Baseball (1924-27)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1923-24)
• Led the team in points scoring during the 1926-27 season
• First player in Southwest Conference to score 100 points in a season

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Basketball (1967-69)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1967-68)
• Ranked 27th on the TCU all-time scoring list (1,026 points)
• Became first African-American athlete to sign scholarship at TCU
• Became first African-American athlete to sign scholarship in Southwest Conference
• Academic All-American selection (1968 | 1969)

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sports - Football and Baseball (1923-27)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1925 | 1926)
• Honored with the first-ever Rogers Trophy Award (1925)
• All-Southwest Conference selection in baseball (1926)
• Athletice Director of Fort Worth public schools (1945-1968)

• Hometown - Bridgeport, Texas
• Sport - Football (1981-83)

• Awarded with the Rogers Trophy Award (1983)
• Tied for school-record for most tackles in a game (30)
• Holds TCU record for most tackles in a season (189)
• Ranks third all-time at TCU with 107 assisted tackles in a season
• Recorded 15 unassisted tackles against Houston (1983)

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Football (1952-54)

• Played in the 1955 East-West Shrine Game
• Led the team in scoring (1952)
• Played in the CFL for the British Columbia Lions (1955) and Calgary Stampeders (1956-58)
• Recorded a career-high 152 rushing yards against SMU (1952)

• Hometown - Mount Vernon, New York
• Sport - Track and Field (1972-75)

• Captured 1974 and 1975 Southwest Conference 100-yard titles
• Captured 1975 Southwest Conference title in 60-yard dash
• Collected a career-best 9.3 seconds in 100-yard dash and 20.7 seconds in 200-yard dash
• 1975 All-American in 60-yard dash
• Inducted in the USA Track and Field Masters Hall of Fame

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Track & Field

• 2000 National Champion 4X400 Indoor Relay Team
• Four-time All-American
• Two-time Western Athletic Conference 400m Champion
• 17-time All-WAC Selection

• Hometown - Hillsboro, Texas
• Sport - Football (1949-51)

• All-American selection (1951)
• Member of 1951 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 1952 NFL Draft
• Served in the U.S. Army

• Hometown - Abilene, Texas
• Sport - Golf (1957-59)

• Captured the 1971 Master's Championships
• Captured three PGA Tournament Championships during his career
• Member of the 1971 U.S. Ryder Cup team
• Captured 12 victories on the PGA Senior Tour
• Won the Legends of Golf Championship on three occasions
• Inducted in the Texas Sports Hall of Fame

• Hometown - Perryton, Texas
• Sport - Football (1954-56)

• Member of the 1955 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Member of the 1957 Cotton Bowl Championship Team
• Member of the 1956 Cotton Bowl Championship Team
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1956)
• Served as team captain during the 1956 season

• Sport - Track & Field

• All-American & top female quarter-miler in school history
• Finished third in the nation in 1998 in the 4X100 meter relay
• WAC Champion in the 4X100, 60m indoor and 400m outdoor
• Former school record holder indoor 60 & 400 meters indoor and outdoor

• Hometown - Houston, Texas
• Sport - Baseball (1974-76)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1974)
• Led team in batting average and hits during 1974 and 1975 seasons
• Led the team in home runs (16) during 1975 season
• Ranks third at TCU in all-time putouts (1,160), slugging percentage (.748)
• Drafted by the Texas Rangers in 1976 MLB Draft

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sports - Football and Baseball (1939-41)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1941)
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1941)
• Selected to the 1942 College All-Star
• Served as team captain in football during the 1941 season

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Tennis (1975-77)

• All-American selection (1977)
• Captured first-ever Southwest Conference Singles' Championship
• Captured first-ever Southwest Conference Doubles' Championship
• 1977 Southwest Conference Player of the Year
• Ranks sixth at TCU in career singles' victories (123)
• Ranks third at TCU in career doubles' victories (107)

• Hometown - McKinney, Texas
• Sport - Football (1961-63)

• All-American selection (1963)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1963)
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1963)
• Played in the 1963 East-West Shrine Game
• Played in the 1964 Hula Bowl and 1964 College All-Star
• Played for the Green Bay Packers (1964-1967, 1971-1972) and New York Giants (1968-1969)

• Hometown - Gainesville, Texas
• Sport - Football (1954-56)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1955)
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1956)
• Played in the 1957 Senior Bowl
• Member of the 1955 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Member of the 1957 Cotton Bowl Championship Team
• Played in the CFL for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1957)

• Sports - Football and Baseball (1908-12)

• Served as head football coach (1916-1917)
• Served as team captain for the football team in the 1912 season
• Former Chairman of TCU's Board of Trustees (1953-1958)

• Hometown - Woodham, Texas
• Sport - Football (1971-73)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1972 | 1973)
• Coaches' All-American selection (1973)
• Played in the NFL for the Pittsburgh Steelers (1974) and St. Louis Cardinals (1975-79)
• Member of the 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl Championship Team
• Played in the USFL for the Houston Gamblers (1984)

• Hometown - Temple, Texas
• Sport - Football (1982-84)

• All-American selection (1984)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1984)
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1984)
• Played in the 1985 Senior Bowl
• Recorded three 200-yard games; 13 100-yard games while tallying 2,994 career yards and 24 career touchdowns
• Drafted in the first round of the 1986 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers
• Played in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers (1986-88) and Buffalo Bills (1989-94)

• Sport - Basketball (1930-32)

• All-American selection (1931 | 1932)
• First TCU player to earn All-American laurels
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1931 | 1932)
• Member of the 1930-31 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Posted 168 points in 12 conference games his sophomore year
• Set a then-TCU record with 26 points in a single game (1931)

• Hometown - San Antonio, Texas
• Sport - Football (1954-57)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1957)
• Member of the 1955 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Honored with the 1957 Pop Boone Finest Frog Award
• Honored with the 1957 Grass Hinton Award
• Rushed for 467 yards and four touchdowns during the 1957 season

• Hometown - Burbank, California
• Sport - Basketball (1984-87)

• Member of the 1985-86 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Ranks first at TCU in career three-point field goal percentage (.451)
• All-Southwest Conference (1985-86)
• All-Academic Southwest Conference selection (1985-86)
• Drafted by the Washington Bullets
• Currently serves as head basketball coach at the University of Pittsburgh

• Sport - Baseball (1920-21)

• All-American selection (1921)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1921)
• Played for the Cincinnati Reds (1921-30), New York Giants (1930-31) and Boston Red Sox (1932)

• Hometown - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Sport - Track (1989-91)

• Captured the gold medal in the 4x100-meter relay at the 2000 Olympic Games
• Captured the gold medal in the 4x100-meter relay at the 1999 World Championships
• Garnered All-American laurels on three occasions (1989 | 1990 | 1991)
• Posted a 10.3 seconds in the 100-yard dash at the 1991 NCAA National Championships
• Captured 1991 Southwest Conference and Penn Relay 100-meter dash crowns
• Captured 1993 U.S. Indoor Championship crown in the 60-yard dash

• Hometown - Poth, Texas
• Sport - Basketball (1986-90)

• Second Team Southwest Conference All-Decade (1980s)
• All-Southwest Conference selection (1990)
• Southwest Conference Scholar-Award selection (1990)
• Ranks third in TCU's all-time scoring list (1,448 points)
• Ranks third in TCU's all-time in rebounds list (778)

• Hometown - Perryton, Texas
• Sport - Football (1934-36)

• Member of the 1935 NCAA National Championship Team
• Member of the 1936 Sugar Bowl Championship Team
• Member of the 1937 Cotton Bowl Championship Team
• Played for the Philadelphia Eagles (1938-39)
• Served as a member of TCU's Board of Trustees
• Became the Mayor of Perryton, Texas, and elected for two terms

• Hometown - Dumas, Texas
• Sport - Football (1953-55)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1955)
• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1955)
• Captain of the 1955 Southwest Conference Championship Team (/li>
• Honored with the 1994 Frog of Fame Award
• Played in the CFL for the Calgary Stampeders (1956-57)

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sports - Football and Baseball (1956-58)

• Threw for 583 yards and three touchdowns during the 1958 season
• Member of the 1958 and 1959 Cotton Bowl Teams
• Captain of the 1958 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• All-Southwest Conference selection in baseball (1958)
• Played in the NFL for the Dallas Texans (1960), San Diego Chargers (1961), Denver Broncos (1962) and Oakland Raiders (1963)

• Hometown - Atlanta, Texas
• Sport - Track and Field (1980-83)

• Recorded the sixth fastest-time in TCU history in the 200-meter dash with a 20.19 seconds
• Captured the 1982 and 1983 Southwest Conference crowns in the 200-meter dash
• Garnered six All-American honors during his career
• Played in the NFL for eight seasons for the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets
• Ranks ninth in the Packers' all-time receiving yards list

• Hometown - Waxahachie, Texas
• Sport - Football (1948-50)

• Honored with the Rogers Trophy Award (1950)
• Played in the 1950 Blue-Grey Game
• Former President of TCU Lettermen's Association

• Sports - Football, Basketball and Baseball (1928-30)

• All-Southwest Conference selection in basketball (1930)
• Led the team in scoring in each of his three seasons with the team
• Member of the 1928-29 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Served 27 years in the United States Air Force

• Hometown - Fort Worth, Texas
• Sport - Football (1930-32)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1932)
• Member of the 1932 Southwest Conference Championship Team
• Played for the Green Bay Packers (1933-37)

• Hometown - Donna, Texas
• Sport - Football (1962-64)

• All-Southwest Conference selection (1964)
• Served as team captain during the 1964 season
• Played for the Houston Oilers (1965), Miami Dolphins (1966-75) and Seattle Seahawks (1976-77)
• Selected as Miami Dolphins Best Lineman on two occasions
• Appeared in three Super Bowls and two Pro Bowls during his career