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TCU fans call their development program Frog Factory. They almost claim they can take anybody and when they go through Frog Factory they will serious players on the field turning 220 pound DE's into 270 lb hard core players etc. Well since we have upgraded our facilities and will be continuing the upgrades as we get into the BE I think Mustang Manufacturing will do even better. And our strength and conditioning coach is the best we have had from what players are saying. Look out Frog Factory here comes Mustang Manufacturing.

Sure hope we don't have many recalls.

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And waht does froggie high call their rejects from the frog factory? toad stools??

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redpony wrote:And waht does froggie high call their rejects from the frog factory? toad stools??

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SMU 86 wrote:TCU fans call their development program Frog Factory. They almost claim they can take anybody and when they go through Frog Factory they will serious players on the field turning 220 pound DE's into 270 lb hard core players etc. Well since we have upgraded our facilities and will be continuing the upgrades as we get into the BE I think Mustang Manufacturing will do even better. And our strength and conditioning coach is the best we have had from what players are saying. Look out Frog Factory here comes Mustang Manufacturing.

Never heard about "Frog Factory" but TCU coaches talk a lot about players having the "Frog Factor".

ReedFrawg wrote:

SMU 86 wrote:TCU fans call their development program Frog Factory. They almost claim they can take anybody and when they go through Frog Factory they will serious players on the field turning 220 pound DE's into 270 lb hard core players etc. Well since we have upgraded our facilities and will be continuing the upgrades as we get into the BE I think Mustang Manufacturing will do even better. And our strength and conditioning coach is the best we have had from what players are saying. Look out Frog Factory here comes Mustang Manufacturing.

Never heard about "Frog Factory" but TCU coaches talk a lot about players having the "Frog Factor".

Saw "Frog Factory" a lot on the TCU board. They were talking about a few players that were under rated that nonce they get out of Frog Factory they woulds be ready to go. They used the term quite a bit on the thread regarding Derrick Kindred since some were complaining that TCU was getting him from UTSA. It actually sounded pretty cool to me.

Post from Killerfrogs:

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Posted 31 January 2012 - 02:43 PM (#36)
He looked good to me and wait til the finished product comes out of the Frog Factory!

How about just "The BAMF Project" - B@d @$$ Motherf#cker Project

Or "NFL Payday Program"

"Frog Factory" sounds like like an on-campus day care center. "Mustang Manufacturing" is better but if we're going to replicate, lets take it to the next level.

redpony wrote:Sure hope we don't have many recalls.

Buy Japanese.

Samurai Stang wrote:

redpony wrote:Sure hope we don't have many recalls.

Buy Japanese.

Didn't Toyota have a massive recall a couple of years ago?

Rebel10 wrote:

Samurai Stang wrote:

redpony wrote:Sure hope we don't have many recalls.

Buy Japanese.

Didn't Toyota have a massive recall a couple of years ago?

A conspiracy by the American government to save its own automotive industry.

Is that why the CEO of Toyota came on TV in tears apologizing because they waited so long to announce the recall?

SMU 86 wrote:Is that why the CEO of Toyota came on TV in tears apologizing because they waited so long to announce the recall?

An act to appease the American government. If you recall, the United States had just invested heavily in its automotive industry. The quickest way to see that this investment payed off was to destroy the competition.

An exhaustive investigation found that the claims being thrown against Toyota that they had used faulty computers were not true. Indeed, they had had problems in the past, as do all manufacturers, but were always quick to address them. The largest issue in recent years was with a floor mat, but that had already been rectified. The cars in question had perfectly functional computers.

The only startling revelation to come out of the investigation was that Americans do not know the difference between a brake and a gas pedal.

That almost sounds like the exact same rhetoric the Toyota corporate attorneys used. What about the Honda recall?

Mustang MetalWorks!

Iron horse saloon.

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