TCU and Baylor athletic directors released a joint statement Friday regarding recent vandalism that took place on both Big-12 campuses.
#TCU and #Baylor release joint statements due to recent acts of vandalism on campuses. pic.twitter.com/67pAtNtiPs
— Ryan Osborne (@RyanOsborneFWST) October 9, 2015
The Bears’ Robert Griffin III statue was spray painted purple on Thursday and Baylor fans retaliated by spray painting “61-58”—the score of last seasons game between the two teams—in green at various locations on the Horned Frogs’ campus.
Baylor’s Ian McCaw and TCU’s Chris Del Conte hope their words can bring an end to the football feud.