TCU beats Baylor 28–21 and takes the College Football Belt
The 4th reign for the program; it ends Baylor’s 6-day reign.
TCU took the lineal College Football Belt on November 27, 2015, beating Baylor 28–21 at home in week 13. It is reign 294 in the belt’s history, which starts with Rutgers over Princeton in 1869, and the 4th for TCU.
Baylor had held it since November 21, 2015: 6 days and 0 defenses.
TCU last held the belt in 2015, 20 days before this one; that reign lasted 371 days with 13 defenses.
The reign lasted 288 days and 2 defenses, ending September 10, 2016 against Arkansas.
The game
TCU claimed the College Football Belt with a 28-21 victory over Baylor in a turnover-filled affair that saw the Horned Frogs capitalize on five Baylor miscues. The game featured explosive plays from both offenses early, with Baylor scoring first on a Devin Chafin 1-yard run, then TCU answering with Jarrison Stewart's 25-yard touchdown reception from Trevone Boykin in the first quarter. The…