Football: Houston transfer wide receiver Joseph Manjack IV commits to TCU

The veteran WR recorded 10 TDs and over 1,000 yards in three seasons with the Cougars

A busy day in the transfer portal for TCU Football began with the reports from multiple outlets that former USC and Houston wide receiver Joseph Manjack IV would be signing with the Horned Frogs for his final collegiate season.

The 6-foot-3 205-pound receiver began his career at USC, signing with the Trojans as a three-star prospect and Top-100 player from Texas in the Class of 2021. Manjack played in 11 games at USC as a true freshman before transferring to Houston, where he would redshirt his first year after missing much of the season with a hand injury. As the Cougars made the leap to the Big 12 Manjack took a big step forward as well, contributing 83 catches for 1,086 yards and 10 touchdowns during his three seasons at UH. In two career games against TCU, Manjack recorded 6 receptions for 71 yards and one score.

The TCU wide receiver room needed the veteran boost, as JoJo Earle has left in the transfer portal and the Frogs are also expected to lose senior stars Jack Bech, Savion Williams, and JP Richardson. Manjack becomes the second new Horned Frog during the winter portal window, joining Washington State defensive lineman Ansel Din-Mbuh.

Update: Manjack was officially announced as signed on Tuesday afternoon