Iron Skillet Trophy Winners

Last Modified Nov 26, 2024 17:06 GMT
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SMU with the Iron Skillet. Image Credits:- Getty Images

The Iron Skillet has been an important part of team rivalries in college football since 1946. It is mainly associated with the rivalries of the SMU Mustangs team of Southern Methodist University and the TCU Horned Frogs team of Texas Christian University. The SMU Mustangs are members of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) while the TCU Horned Frogs represent the Big 12 Conference. However, both teams were members of the same conference from 1923 to 2000. Both teams faced off against each other for the first time in 1915 when the TCU Horned Frogs won the game 43-0. The SMU Mustangs won their first game 40-0 in 1923.

The Iron Skillet was first presented in 1946 with the SMU Mustangs becoming its first recipients. However, there is a debate regarding its origins. As per SMU, an SMU fan was frying frog legs before a game between the two teams. This led a fan of TCU to suggest that the winner of the game should get both the skillet and the frog legs. On the other hand, TCU believes that the Iron Skillet was born when a member of the SMU student council suggested the introduction of a trophy for the rivalry between the two teams. Nevertheless, the Iron Skillet has gained popularity among both the SMU Mustangs and the TCU Horned Frogs. Unfortunately, this tradition of 103 years will end in 2025 as both teams will be facing off for the Iron Skillet for the final time in 2025.

The Iron Skillet Winners Year by Year

The SMU Mustangs and the TCU Horned Frogs have been facing off against each other for 109 years. Their rivalry first started in 1915 with the TCU Horned Frogs winning the first game. Both teams also competed for the Rose Bowl in 1935. The TCU Horned Frogs lead the game with a record of 53-43-7. The table below shows all the winners of the Iron Skillet from 1946 to 2024 -

No.Date Location Winning TeamScoreLosing teamScore
1October 9, 1915TCU campusTCU43SMU0
2October 18, 1916State Fair grounds (Dallas)TCU48SMU3
3October 20, 1917TCU gridironTCU21SMU0
4October 12, 1918†Armstrong FieldSMU1TCU0
5November 11, 1921Fair Park StadiumTCU13SMU6
6December 9, 1922Panther ParkTie0Tie0
7November 3, 1923Fair Park StadiumSMU40TCU0
8November 1, 1924Clark FieldSMU6TCU0
9November 25, 1926Ownby StadiumSMU14TCU13
10November 24, 1927Clark FieldSMU28TCU6
11November 29, 1928Ownby StadiumTCU15SMU6
12November 30, 1929Clark FieldTie7Tie7
13November 29, 1930Ownby StadiumTCU13SMU0
14November 28, 1931Amon G. Carter StadiumTie0Tie0
15November 26, 1932Ownby StadiumTCU8SMU0
16December 2, 1933Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU26SMU6
17December 1, 1934Ownby StadiumSMU19TCU0
18November 30, 1935Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU20TCU14
19November 28, 1936Ownby StadiumTie0Tie0
20November 27, 1937Amon G. Carter Stadium#14 TCU3SMU0
21November 26, 1938Ownby Stadium#2 TCU20SMU7
22December 2, 1939Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU14TCU7
23November 30, 1940Ownby Stadium#16 SMU16TCU0
24November 29, 1941Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU15SMU13
25November 28, 1942Ownby StadiumTCU14SMU6
26November 27, 1943Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU20TCU0
27December 2, 1944Ownby StadiumSMU9TCU6
28December 1, 1945Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU34TCU0
29November 30, 1946Ownby Stadium#3 SMU30TCU13
30November 29, 1947Amon G. Carter StadiumTie19Tie19
31November 27, 1948Cotton BowlTie7Tie7
32November 26, 1949Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU26SMU13
33December 2, 1950Cotton BowlTCU27SMU13
34December 1, 1951Amon G. Carter Stadium#11 TCU13SMU2
35November 29, 1952Cotton BowlTCU14SMU7
36November 28, 1953Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU13SMU0
37November 27, 1954Cotton BowlSMU21TCU6
38November 26, 1955Amon G. Carter Stadium#7 TCU20SMU13
39December 1, 1956Cotton Bowl#14 TCU21SMU6
40November 30, 1957Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU21SMU0
41November 29, 1958Cotton BowlSMU20#7 TCU13
42November 28, 1959Amon G. Carter Stadium#8 TCU19SMU0
43November 26, 1960Cotton BowlTCU13SMU0
44December 2, 1961Amon G. Carter StadiumTie28Tie28
45December 1, 1962Cotton BowlTCU14SMU9
46November 23, 1963Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU22SMU15
47November 28, 1964Cotton BowlTCU17SMU6
48November 27, 1965Cotton BowlTCU10SMU7
49November 26, 1966Cotton BowlSMU21TCU0
50December 2, 1967Cotton BowlSMU28TCU14
51October 12, 1968Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU21TCU14
52October 10, 1969Cotton BowlSMU19TCU17
53November 28, 1970Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU26SMU17
54November 27, 1971Cotton BowlTCU18SMU16
55December 2, 1972Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU35TCU22
56December 1, 1973Cotton BowlSMU21TCU19
57October 12, 1974Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU33TCU13
58October 10, 1975Cotton BowlSMU28TCU13
59September 11, 1976Cotton BowlSMU34TCU14
60September 10, 1977Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU45TCU21
61September 9, 1978Cotton BowlSMU45TCU14
62September 15, 1979Amon G. Carter Stadium#20 SMU27TCU7
63September 20, 1980Texas StadiumSMU17TCU14
64September 26, 1981Amon G. Carter Stadium#20 SMU20TCU9
65September 25, 1982Texas Stadium#6 SMU16TCU13
66September 24, 1983Amon G. Carter Stadium#18 SMU21TCU17
67September 29, 1984Texas Stadium#11 SMU26TCU17
68September 28, 1985Amon G. Carter Stadium#6 SMU56TCU21
69September 27, 1986Cotton BowlSMU31TCU21
70September 30, 1989Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU28SMU10
71September 29, 1990Ownby StadiumTCU42SMU21
72November 2, 1991Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU18SMU10
73October 17, 1992Ownby StadiumSMU27TCU17
74September 25, 1993Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU21TCU15
75November 12, 1994Ownby StadiumTCU35SMU14
76November 4, 1995Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU19SMU16
77November 21, 1996Cotton BowlSMU27TCU24
78November 20, 1997Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU21SMU18
79October 17, 1998Cotton BowlSMU10TCU6
80November 26, 1999Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU21SMU0
81November 24, 2000Gerald J. Ford Stadium#13 TCU62SMU7
82September 8, 2001Gerald J. Ford StadiumTCU38SMU10
83September 14, 2002Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU17SMU6
84November 29, 2003Gerald J. Ford Stadium#19 TCU20SMU13
85September 11, 2004Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU44SMU0
86September 10, 2005Gerald J. Ford StadiumSMU21#22 TCU10
87September 22, 2007Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU21SMU7
88September 20, 2008Gerald J. Ford StadiumTCU48SMU7
89October 3, 2009Amon G. Carter Stadium#11 TCU39SMU14
90September 24, 2010Gerald J. Ford Stadium#4 TCU41SMU24
91October 1, 2011Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU40#20 TCU33OT
92September 30, 2012Gerald J. Ford Stadium#15 TCU24SMU16
93September 28, 2013Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU48SMU17
94September 27, 2014Gerald J. Ford StadiumTCU56SMU0
95September 19, 2015Amon G. Carter Stadium#3 TCU56SMU37
96September 23, 2016Gerald J. Ford StadiumTCU33SMU3
97September 16, 2017Amon G. Carter Stadium#20 TCU56SMU36
98September 7, 2018Gerald J. Ford Stadium#16 TCU42SMU12
99September 21, 2019Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU41#25 TCU38
100September 25, 2021Amon G. Carter StadiumSMU42TCU34
101September 24, 2022Gerald J. Ford StadiumTCU42SMU34
102September 23, 2023Amon G. Carter StadiumTCU34SMU17
103September 21, 2024Gerald J. Ford StadiumSMU66TCU42

FAQs on Iron Skillet Trophy Winners

A. The SMU Mustangs won the last Iron Skillet on September 21, 2024. 

A. Yes, SMU and TCU will face off for the Iron Skillet for the final time in 2025.

A. SMU Mustangs belong to the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).

A. The SMU-TCU rivalry is called Iron Skillet Battle.

A. Yes, TCU lost 66-42 to SMU on Saturday, September 21, 2024. 

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