TCU Media Meets with Devean Deal and Braylon James After Day 13 of Fall Camp

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Devean Deal and Braylon James had a lot of good to say about how fall camp has gone so far for the Horned Frogs. With close to two weeks before the Horned Frogs travel to Stanford for the season-opener, fall camp comes to a close tomorrow with media access with head coach Sonny Dykes.
Devean Deal answered questions about the TCU defense, commenting on how much sharper the defense has looked over the past year. Like other defenders that have answered questions from the media, Deal described the defense as physical and fast.
Braylon James spoke highly of the TCU offense saying that the playmakers TCU has made the offense explosive. James said that part of the reason he transferred to TCU was his relationship with Coach Kelly before he went to Notre Dame. The wide receiver also said that the ability to play behind a dominant receiver like Savion Williams helps him get better as well.
As a bonus to Thursday's media availability, the offensive line coach A.J. Ricker talked to one of our KillerFrogs members after practice. Coach Ricker said that the offensive line is a day-by-day thing. He added that not only are they still trying to figure out their rhythm as a group, but there are ongoing battles still going on for starting spots as well.
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Carson, a 2025 TCU graduate, is a sports journalist who covers college athletics for several On SI sites. While most of his experience is with TCU On SI, he also writes with Wake Forest On SI and Houston On SI. He also has a passion for the college baseball scene, most notably being a fan of TCU Baseball. In 2023, Carson was in Omaha and reported on the Men’s College World Series, where TCU finished 4th in the nation. His past work not only consists of major sports like football, basketball, and baseball, but with others like track and field and cross country as well.
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