TCU’s 2026-27 season looks promising, with ESPN projecting 21-25 wins, a top-four Big 12 finish, and NCAA Tournament runs to the Round of 64 or even 32. The key? Retaining their core talent. Veteran Xavier Edmonds, who hit the game-winner last year, is staying — giving them crucial frontcourt leadership. Backed by consistent scorers Micah Robinson, Brock Harding, and Tanner Toolson, TCU’s continuity in a brutal conference makes them serious March Madness contenders.

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Devin Cleveland, a top-40 2027 guard and four-star prospect, is set to visit TCU from September 24–26 — a pivotal moment for the program as he narrows his elite choices against heavy competition from Alabama, Michigan, and Missouri. Already impressed enough to survive a brutal July cutdown to seven schools, TCU now has a rare chance to seal the deal with a player known for elite scoring, playmaking, and transition dominance. This visit isn’t just another stop — it’s their shot to make him see Fort Worth as the ultimate fit.

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