SAN ANTONIO, TX – DECEMBER 30: Texas Christian University Horned Frogs running back Jon Denman (13) and Texas Christian University Horned Frogs wide receiver Eric McAlister (1) celebrate after Denman scores a touchdown against the Southern California
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – TCU (9-4) managed an overtime win against the University of Southern California (9-4) at the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio on Tuesday night, with the Horned Frogs handing out a 30-27 win against the Trojans.
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TCU quarterback Ken Seals got his very first start as a Horned Frog as TCU appeared in their third straight bowl game against the No. 16 ranked USC Trojans in the Alamo Bowl.
TCU Tight Ends Coach Mitch Kirsch handled the play-calling duties for the offense, after former offensive coordinator Kendal Briles left to take a job at South Carolina.
For USC, their fourth straight bowl game under head coach Lincoln Riley ended with them breaking a potential three-win streak for such games.
TCU player highlights
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – DECEMBER 30: Ken Seals #9 of the TCU Horned Frogs warms up prior to the game against the USC Trojans at Alamodome on December 30, 2025 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Kenneth Richmond/Getty Images)
Seals led the team in passing yards with 288 to score a single touchdown. Seals completed 29/40 passes, and had one interception.
Jeremy Payne led TCU in rushing with 72 yards, making 13 carries and scoring a touchdown.
Payne also led in receiving with 80 yards. He received six times in total.
USC player highlights
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – DECEMBER 30: Jayden Maiava #14 of the USC Trojans warms up prior to the game against the TCU Horned Frogs at Alamodome on December 30, 2025 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Kenneth Richmond/Getty Images)
Jayden Maiava led the team in passing yards with 18/29 completions. He had 280 passing yards in total, one TD and two interceptions.
King Miller led for rushing with 99 yards, and made 25 carries. He scored a single touchdown.
Tanook Hines led for receiving with 163 yards, receiving six times in total.
The Source: Information in this article comes from the NCAA.
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