Fort Worth’s Skyline Goes Purple for TCU Ahead of Fiesta Bowl

The TCU football team is the first in Texas to make the College Football Playoff and if they win, they will play for the National Championship. So Cowtown is turning purple.

The city’s skyline will be bathed in purple as well.

The city is calling on residents to show their support with Go Purple Friday on Dec. 30.

“Whether you’re a Horned Frog or simply love rooting for the home team, join TCU and the City of Fort Worth in showing your purple pride for DFW’s Big 12 team as the Frogs take the national stage,” the city posted on its website.

The city is asking residents to show their purple pride on social media using the hashtags #DFWBig12Team and #GoFrogs.

There are other signs of support for the TCU Horned Frogs ahead of their Vrbo Fiest Bowl game against Michigan on New Year’s Eve in Phoenix.

Iggy the giant the iconic iguana that greets visitors along University Drive at the Fort Worth Zoo has a new look — wearing a Horned Frogs mask.

Meanwhile, the Horned Frogs will be wearing white according to a team tweet.

The photos show a new Vrbo Fiest Bowl patch on a white uniform with purple trim. There’s also a CFP logo on the back of their white helmet.

The team added on a #FiestaFrogs hashtag.

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