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I would guess that TCU is the smallest school in BCS games and probably one of the smallest in all of the bowl games.

Not a bad guess, but not true. Stanford enrolled 6,940 undergrads in 2009-10, vs 7,600 at TCU.

But dswann is probably talking conferences here. TCU has dominated the MWC just as Boise St. has the WAC. IMHO they're not going to continue this mastery in the Big East. Don't get me wrong, TCU will remain strong-- it's just not likely that they can reload like the big schools do. The Frogs really had a lot of things fall into place for them this year, and Andy Dalton was a big part of that. That's the nature of small school football, you learn to to enjoy it while it lasts.

Congrats to TCU for a great season

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