TCU football hosts Grambling State in the 2026 home opener
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Last updated Sep 12, 2026

TCU opens its home schedule against Grambling State on Saturday at 7:00 PM at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The matchup serves as the Horned Frogs' first game against a Historically Black College and University since 2019. Grambling State enters the contest with an unbeaten 2-0 record after recent wins over Clark Atlanta and Central State. The Tigers have accumulated 1,128 yards of total offense through their first two games. This is the second all-time meeting between the two programs, with TCU holding a 1-0 lead after a 2012 victory. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+ and carried on various radio networks, including KZPS 92.5 FM and KTNO 620 AM.
- •TCU hosts Grambling State at 7:00 PM at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
- •Grambling State is 2-0 entering the game with 97 total points scored.
- •The programs previously met once in 2012, resulting in a TCU victory.
- •The game is available for viewing on ESPN+ and the ESPN app.
- •TCU has scored at least 30 points in each of its last 18 home openers.
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — How to Watch: TCU Football vs. Grambling Tigers
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