FORT WORTH – TCU baseball head coach Kirk Saarloos has announced the 2024 schedule. The Horned Frogs will play 33 home games, 18 road games and three contests at Globe Life Field. The 2024 season kicks off on Feb. 16 against Florida Gulf Coast.
 
TCU will open the campaign with a season-long nine game homestand that will take it through the entirety of February. The season begins with a three-game series against Florida Gulf Coast (Feb. 16-18). TCU will face Texas State on Feb. 20 in its first midweek tilt of the season.
 
The Frogs will play eight straight contests against Pac-12 opponents starting with a three-game series against UCLA (Feb. 23-25). Midweek tilts against Washington State (Feb. 27) and Arizona (Feb. 28) close out the month. 
 
TCU will make the short trek to Arlington and Globe Life Field for a trio of games. The Frogs will face USC twice (March 1, 3) around a Saturday tilt against Arizona State (March 2). A brief stop at Lupton for a midweek game against Abilene Christian follows on March 5.
 
The Frogs will hit the road for their opening Big 12 series at Kansas (March 8-10). The first of two meetings with DBU comes in Dallas on March 12.
 
A four-game homestand starts March 15 when Oklahoma comes to town for a three-game set. The homestand concludes with the first of two meetings against UT Arlington (March 19). 
 
TCU will hit the road for a three-game series at Oklahoma State (March 22-24) before returning home to host Big 12 newcomer Houston (March 28-30).
 
April opens with a midweek tilt at UT Arlington (April 2) followed by a series at another Big 12 newcomer, Cincinnati (April 5-7).
 
The Frogs return home for five straight beginning with a two-game midweek series against UTRGV (April 9-10). The homestand concludes with three games against Texas Tech (April 12-14).
 
Following a trip to Abilene Christian (April 16), TCU will head to Texas (April 19-21) for three games. 
 
April concludes with four home games. The season series with DBU concludes April 23 and Kansas State (April 26-28) comes to town for three games.
 
The final road trip of the season opens the month of May when TCU heads south to take on Baylor (May 3-5).
 
Seven straight home games close out the regular season. A non-conference series against New Mexico State (May 10-12) opens the homestand. Baylor comes to town on May 14 for a non-conference midweek contest. The regular season ends with three games against West Virginia (May 16-18).
 
The Phillips 66 Big 12 Championships return to Globe Life Field for the third straight season. The tournament starts May 21 and runs through May 25.