
TCU Horned Frogs
Three letters “TCU” in purple with white trim in an arched pattern. The letters “TCU” represent the school Texas Christian University. After a year a new shade of purple became the primary color, which they now call Horned Frog Purple.

TCU Horned Frogs
2013 - Present
Wordmark "HORNED FROGS" in purple with black highlights.
Font: Custom

TCU Horned Frogs
2013 - Present
Wordmark "HORNED FROGS" in purple.
Font: Custom

TCU Horned Frogs
2012 - 2013
Wordmark "HORNED FROGS" in purple with black highlights.
Font: Custom

TCU Horned Frogs
2012 - 2013
Wordmark "HORNED FROGS" in purple.
Font: Custom

TCU Horned Frogs
2001 - 2012
An arched wordmark "GO" in white with black highlights and "FROGS!" in purple with black highlights above a horned frog.
Font: Custom

TCU Horned Frogs
2001 - 2012
An arched wordmark "GO" in white with black highlights and "FROGS!" in grey with black highlights above the initials "TCU" in purple and a horned frog.
Font: Custom
TCU Horned Frogs Logo History
Throughout the TCU Horned Frogs logo history, the TCU Horned Frogs Wordmark logo has gone through many refinements. Early designs used simple lettering, while later versions introduced bolder shapes and sharper forms. These updates strengthened the team’s brand identity. Fans who want broader details about the program can visit the official TCU Horned Frogs Wikipedia page for more information.
Each TCU Horned Frogs Wordmark logo appears in order so viewers can follow the team’s visual changes clearly. This layout highlights how the lettering evolved alongside major updates in the overall TCU Horned Frogs logo history. To compare these designs with the main emblem, you can visit TCU Horned Frogs Primary Logo Page and review the team’s primary symbol.
All TCU Horned Frogs logo PNG files here show clean detail, making each TCU Horned Frogs Wordmark logo easy to examine. These wordmarks help connect past and present branding, showing how the team balanced tradition with modern design. This full collection ensures fans can study every stage of the lettering history.




