Meet the KillerFrogs Writer Covering the TCU Horned Frogs from England

There are plenty of ways to cover college sports

From the press box. From the sideline. From inside the locker room.

And now, from 4,500 miles away.

A Different Perspective on TCU Sports

KillerFrogs.com is adding a new voice to its coverage of the Horned Frogs on TCU On SI. One that comes with a completely different perspective. David Desu, a UK-based journalist currently living in England, is joining the team to cover TCU basketball, football, and baseball.

And, yes, before you ask, go ahead and read his stories in a British accent.

It's been said that audiences tend to stay more engaged when they hear an English accent. Whether that's true or not, we're not arguing with anything that keeps you around a little longer.

From England to the Big 12

While most coverage of the Horned Frogs comes from inside the United States, Desa will be following the program from across the Atlantic, aka the pond. More often than not, watching games in the middle of the night and offering a unique lens on what makes college sports so different.

And compelling.

Desa brings a strong background in digital sports media, with experience covering football (soccer), NFL, NBA, MLB, and more. His work has focused on timely, search-driven content, match analysis, and feature storytelling. His skills translate naturally to the fast-paced world of college athletics.

More Than Just Game Recaps

"What draws me to TCU is the combination of strong athletic identity and passionate fan culture," Desa said. "It feels like a program that consistently punches above its weight, and creates compelling storylines."

TCU fans flying the Hypnotoad flag during the Baylor game 11/02/2024 | tony

That perspective of being part outsider and part analyst is exactly what makes this addition interesting.

College sports, particularly in conferences like the Big 12, don't have a direct equivalent in the UK. The scale, the loyalty, the traditions: it's all different. And through Desa's coverage, readers will get a chance to see those elements through a new lens.

Not a novelty.

But an insight.

His work will focus on more than just what happened in the game. Expect breakdowns of key moments, trend-based analysis, and feature-style storytelling that highlights the "why" behind the results rather than just the box score.

Watching TCU From 4,500 Miles Away

And occasionally that perspective will include what it's like to follow TCU from England, where tip-offs can come in the early hours of the morning, and late-night finishes turn into early-morning reflections.

It's a different way of experiencing the Horned Frogs.

And one that adds something new to the conversation.

Note to self: No more complaining about the West Coast start times, at least not to Desa.

His First Stories Are Live This Week

Desa's first set of stories are already going live this week TCU On SI, covering basketball, football, and baseball through this unique perspective.

TCU Horned Frogs showgirls cheerleaders perform against the USC Trojans in the second half during the Alamo — Dec 30, 2025; San Antonio, TX, USA; TCU Horned Frogs showgirls cheerleaders perform against the Southern California Trojans in the second half during the Alamo Bowl at Alamodome. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Now it's time to see how it translates.

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