TCU’s season has changed, not just because of a bad Saturday night in Oklahoma.
The loss of running back Darius Anderson, probably for the remainder of the regular season, threatens to reshape the offense in a bad way.
“That’s tough, the way he’s been running the ball this year,” quarterback Kenny Hill said. “Big part of our offense. He can go the distance any time he gets it.”
Anderson was hurt in the second quarter of the 38-20 loss to OU. The sophomore from Rosenberg had 42 yards and a touchdown on seven carries and left the field with the help of trainers, favoring his right leg.