Bram Kohlhausen was a prized recruit out of Lamar High School and an Alamo Bowl star at...
when he decided to stay home and signed to play at Houston. After redshirting, Kohlhausen appeared in four games for the Cougars in 2014 before transferring to Los Angeles Harbor College. Kohlhausen eventually walked on at TCU where he'll forever beIt was the only start of Kohlhausen's Division I career, thrust into the spotlight after Trevone Boykin was.
The Horned Frogs fell behind Oregon 31-0 at halftime before Kohlhausen rallied them for scores on each of their final nine possessions and a 47-41 triple overtime victory. He passed for 351 yards and two touchdowns, while running for 45 yards and two more scores. The victory is still tied with Texas Tech's win over Minnesota in the 2006 Insight Bowl as the largest comeback in bowl history.
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