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Current season Vegas win totals and transfer-portal swing right now, plus what fans are actually saying — not history, this year.
Win total
8.5
Vegas over/under
Transfer portal
+5
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: -19
What fans are saying · player performance
One fan thinks Kevin is not playing as well as before
Kevin Jennings 2nd half was embarrassing. Guy needs competition in camp next year Verified verbatim
Win total
5.5
Vegas over/under
Transfer portal
-7
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: -9
What fans are saying · program direction
fans believe the team's performance is disappointing
Frogs aren’t just losing, they’re losing in boring ways. The coaching carousel is too wild this year, but next year has to be make or break for Sonny. Verified verbatim
Stature & the series, 1915–2025 Both programs’ standing over time, each line named at its end, with every meeting beneath — read down to see who was bigger and who won. (Stature is each program’s season-by-season standing on the Zeitgeist List, 1936–present — one score blending on-field performance, program achievement, and roster talent.)
program stature over time SMU TCU every meeting (bar height = margin; dark: SMU won, gray: TCU won) 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2020
The identity war
SMU was the more pass-heavy program — then TCU took it over. SMU threw it more in 16 of 18 seasons, 2004–2021. Since 2022, TCU has led 3 of 5. Real exceptions: 2015, 2016, 2022, 2025.
more pass more run SMU TCU 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2022 SMU 6.5 pts TCU won 42-34 2015 TCU 5.8 pts TCU won 56-37 2025 SMU 2.0 pts TCU won 35-24 Source team_season_stats (CFBD season totals) · pass rate = passAttempts ÷ (passAttempts + rushingAttempts)
The biggest win was TCU by 56 in 2014. The biggest crowd, 51,243, was in 2023.
The coaching duels
The draft ledger Every NFL Draft pick either program has produced since the modern era began, decade by decade.
Draft picks
60-98
TCU leads
Since
1967
First CFBD-carried draft class
SMU TCU
1960s 6-4
1970s 6-5
1980s 20-10
1990s 4-8
2000s 3-21
2010s 12-27
2020s 9-23
Best picks, either side 1983 Eric Dickerson Running Back · Los Angeles Rams Rd 1, pick 2 #2 overall 2001 LaDainian Tomlinson Running Back · San Diego Chargers Rd 1, pick 5 #5 overall 1984 Russell Carter Defensive Back · New York Jets Rd 1, pick 10 #10 overall 1970 Norman Bulaich Running Back · Baltimore Colts Rd 1, pick 18 #18 overall 2020 Jalen Reagor Wide Receiver · Philadelphia Eagles Rd 1, pick 21 #21 overall 2023 Quentin Johnston Wide Receiver · Los Angeles Chargers Rd 1, pick 22 #21 overall 2016 Josh Doctson Wide Receiver · Washington Redskins Rd 1, pick 22 #22 overall 1986 Roderick Jones Defensive Back · Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rd 1, pick 25 #25 overall
Recent meetings Gate premium SMU 1.29× its own average home crowd
TCU 1.11× its own average home crowd
2025 TCU TCU 35-24 SMU 2024 SMU SMU 66-42 TCU TCU — TCU routed by 24 2023 TCU TCU 34-17 SMU 2022 TCU TCU 42-34 SMU 2021 SMU SMU 42-34 TCU 2019 SMU SMU 41-38 TCU TCU — decided by 3 2018 TCU TCU 42-12 SMU 2017 TCU TCU 56-36 SMU 2016 TCU TCU 33-3 SMU 2015 TCU TCU 56-37 SMU 2014 TCU TCU 56-0 SMU 2013 TCU TCU 48-17 SMU 2012 TCU TCU 24-16 SMU 2011 SMU SMU 40-33 TCU
Every meeting since 2018, play by play Each line is SMU’s chance to win through that meeting. SMU is 1-1 in the meetings since 2018 that were still close in the fourth quarter.
2025 TCU 35-24SMU lost 24-35 at TCU. Chance to win started at 26%, low under 1%, high 49%. Busy 2024 SMU 66-42SMU won 66-42 vs TCU. Chance to win started at 46%, low 46%, high better than 99%. Steady 2023 TCU 34-17SMU lost 17-34 at TCU. Chance to win started at 36%, low under 1%, high 48%. Quiet 2022 TCU 42-34SMU lost 34-42 vs TCU. Chance to win started at 33%, low 2%, high 34%. 2021 SMU 42-34SMU won 42-34 at TCU. Chance to win started at 25%, low 24%, high 99%. 2019 SMU 41-38SMU won 41-38 at TCU. Chance to win started at 39%, low 37%, high 96%. 2018 TCU 42-12SMU lost 12-42 vs TCU. Chance to win started at 6%, low under 1%, high 32%. Read a quote from each meeting 2025 “SMU definitely has a secondary of all-time” A TCU fan
Meetings with their own story page 10 meetings in our archive, 2015 to 2025.
How to read this. Head-to-head from every recorded meeting; stature is each program’s season-by-season standing on the Zeitgeist List (1936–present). Facts only — the framing is ours, the games are theirs.