TCU Unveils Limited-Edition SuperFrog Bobblehead for National Bobblehead Day

TCU Unveils Limited-Edition SuperFrog Bobblehead for National Bobblehead Day

> At a Glance

> – 2,025 individually numbered SuperFrog bobbleheads drop January 7

> – Price: $35 plus $8 flat-rate shipping

> – Officially licensed by TCU and sold exclusively online

> – Why it matters: Collectors and Horned Frogs fans get a rare, numbered keepsight that could sell out fast

TCU fans can score a fresh piece of game-day gear: a limited-run SuperFrog bobblehead releasing on National Bobblehead Day, January 7. Only 2,025 units exist, each stamped with its own number.

Release Details

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum-based in Milwaukee-will unveil the figurine alongside dozens of other new releases. Phil Sklar, co-founder and CEO, says demand should be fierce.

> “We’re excited to be unveiling this new Texas Christian bobblehead in conjunction with National Bobblehead Day. We know how passionate Texas Christian alumni, fans, students, faculty, and staff are about their school and bobbleheads, so we expect these bobbleheads to be extremely popular.”

Orders open at nationalbobblehead.com; expect to pay $35 per figure plus a flat $8 shipping fee per transaction.

Mascot History

  • 1949 – TCU debuts “Addie the All-American Frog”
  • 1979 – Addie rebrands to SuperFrog
  • 1999 – Current costume design introduced
bobblehead

Key Takeaways

  • Only 2,025 numbered pieces available worldwide
  • Sale starts January 7-no in-person drop
  • Bobblehead celebrates 75 years of Horned Frog mascot heritage

TCU loyalists and bobblehead collectors alike will want to act fast before this numbered SuperFrog hops away for good.

Author

  • Natalie A. Brooks covers housing, development, and neighborhood change for News of Fort Worth, reporting from planning meetings to living rooms across the city. A former urban planning student, she’s known for deeply reported stories on displacement, zoning, and how growth reshapes Fort Worth communities.

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