Seth Dowdle

Seth Dowdle is a 2024 graduate of TCU, where he earned a degree in sports broadcasting with a minor in journalism. He currently hosts a TCU-focused show on the Bleav Network and has been active in sports media since 2019, beginning with high school sports coverage in the DFW area. Seth is also the owner and editor of SethStack, his personal hub for in-depth takes on everything from college football to hockey. His past experience includes working in the broadcast department for the Cleburne Railroaders and at 88.7 KTCU, TCU's radio station.

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TCU Women's Basketball Picks Up Two Wins in Cancun

While millions of people in the United States got ready to eat turkey, mashed potatoes, and countless other Thanksgiving dishes, the TCU women’s basketball team was down south in Mexico, ready to pick up a couple of wins in the Cancun Challenge.Against the Richmond Spiders on Thursday, and then again versus the UAB Blazers on Black Friday, the Horned Frogs continued to show that they’re a dominating force that’s not going away anytime soon.
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What NHL Western Conference Teams Can Be Thankful For

It’s Thanksgiving, which means that people from across the country will be sitting down with family and friends to have fellowship and good food. It’s also a time to remind oneself of the things in life that truly matter most — gratitude, togetherness and the people who make the everyday grind a little more bearable.For hockey fans, that thankfulness often stretches beyond the dinner table and into the arena, where hope, heartbreak and highlight-reel moments make the long season feel worth it. B...
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Logan Cooley’s Big Night Proves Mammoth's Vision Is Real

Three years ago, the Utah Mammoth were the most insignificant franchise in all of hockey. They were toiling away in Arizona as the Coyotes, and constant problems with ownership, stadium construction and internal turbulence made the entire operation a muddy mess.Now, as the new residents of Salt Lake City, the Mammoth are the new kids on the block who are ready to take over the party.
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TCU Set to Face Cincinnati in Regular-Season Finale

The final week of the regular season has finally arrived. Teams across the country have played their hearts and souls out for 13 grueling weeks, all to arrive at the best couple of days on the college football calendar: rivalry week. Well, that’s not the case if you’re a member of the Big 12, as the conference has inexplicably scheduled its most marquee rivalry matchups, like BYU-Utah and TCU-Baylor, in the middle of October rather than during the last weekend of the regular season.
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Goalie Duo Powering Avalanche's Netminding Revival

Everybody knows the Colorado Avalanche are a dominant force to be reckoned with. In November, they’ve lost just one game and rattled off nine straight wins. Extrapolated over the entirety of the young season, the numbers are even more impressive. The Avalanche’s 16-1-5 record and 37 points sit atop the NHL standings, firmly establishing them as the league’s standard through the first quarter of the season. There are a ton of good reasons for this prowess.
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TCU's Latest Bowl Projection Keeps It Close to Home

College football’s postseason is just around the bend, and the good news is that TCU will be participating in it for the second consecutive season. The bad news is that it won’t be attending the postseason game it set out to play in prior to the start of the campaign: the Big 12 Championship Game.That’s obviously disappointing. This season has fallen well short of the expectations that the program and its fan base has for itself, which means that next year it’s important to get back on the horse...
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Stars Need to Extend Jason Robertson

Jason Robertson can’t stop scoring goals.Over the Dallas Stars’ last six games, Robertson’s scored an eye-popping 10 goals, including a hat trick against the Philadelphia Flyers on Nov. 15. The Stars have won four of those contests, and Robertson’s consistent offensive prowess has been a major reason why. It’s been known for a long time that Robertson is somebody who can score goals in bunches, but this latest spree is further proof that the Stars need to do everything in their power to keep him...
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Logan Cooley’s Big Night Proves Mammoth's Vision Is Real

Three years ago, the Utah Mammoth were the most insignificant franchise in all of hockey. They were toiling away in Arizona as the Coyotes, and constant problems with ownership, stadium construction and internal turbulence made the entire operation a muddy mess. Now, as the new residents of Salt Lake City, the Mammoth are the new kids on the block who are ready to take over the party. The engine behind it all is Logan Cooley, and his spectacular game against the Vegas Golden Knights...
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TCU Set to Face Cincinnati in Regular-Season Finale

The final week of the regular season has finally arrived. Teams across the country have played their hearts and souls out for 13 grueling weeks, all to arrive at the best couple of days on the college football calendar: rivalry week. Well, that’s not the case if you’re a member of the Big 12, as the conference has inexplicably scheduled its most marquee rivalry matchups, like BYU-Utah and TCU-Baylor, in the middle of October rather than during the last weekend of the regular season. Oh, well.
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Flames' Rasmus Andersson Awarded for League-Leading Performance

While the Calgary Flames have toiled to start the season, some bright moments emerged this past week in the form of several amazing performances by defenseman Rasmus Andersson.Andersson’s nine points – two goals and seven assists – led the league this past week, earning him the NHL’s First Star for the period ending Nov. 23. The other two stars were Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski and San Jose Sharks center Macklin Celebrini.
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TCU Women's Basketball Cruises Past UTRGV as Campbell Earns Win No. 100

TCU women’s basketball’s 93-57 win over UTRGV on Sunday afternoon at Schollmaier Arena gave the team its second 6-0 start in as many seasons. It’s indicative of just how cohesive and put-together the unit is right now. This team can go far, and that’s been clear throughout the first several weeks of the campaign. Despite how monumental that is in and of itself, it wasn’t the defining moment from the game.
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Costly Mistakes Keep TCU and Houston Close in First Half

With the preseason goals of winning the Big 12 in the dumpster, TCU still hoped to rekindle some of the early-season magic with a big time win against No. 23 Houston at TDECU Stadium.While the first half produced positive results on paper, multiple mistakes – including two interceptions by Josh Hoover – crippled any chances that the Horned Frogs were going to take a commanding lead into the half.
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