TCU Football Player Profile: Wide Receiver Jack Bech

After having a career-best game against Stanford, the TCU wide receiver looks ahead to LIU and the season ahead.
Jack Bech Making a Catch Last Season
Jack Bech Making a Catch Last Season / TCU Athletics
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Senior Wide Reciever- #18 Jack Bech

  • 6-2", 215 lb. 
  • From Lafayette, Louisiana

Senior wide receiver Jack Bech had a breakout performance in TCU’s game against Stanford, stepping up after injuries in the wide receiver room opened the door for him to start at outside receiver.

He absolutely took full advantage of the opportunity, leading the team in receiving with six receptions for 139 yards and a touchdown. His performance earned him the title of Offensive Player of the Game for TCU. At 6'2", Bech seamlessly filled in for Dylan Wright and became a key target for TCU quarterback Josh Hoover.

After the offense’s strong showing, head coach Sonny Dykes indicated that they plan to stick with the same lineup for the next game, showing confidence in Bech, J.P. Richardson, and Savion Williams.

Bech was initially recruited as a three-star wide receiver by LSU, where he later transitioned to tight end. He was rated as the 15th-best wide receiver in Louisiana and the 54th overall in the class of 2021. He spent his first two seasons at LSU, collecting 59 catches for 689 yards.

Now at TCU, he is well on track to have his best season yet, particularly with the chemistry he's developed with Hoover. When asked about his connection with Hoover, Bech said, “Man, we have been doing so much together, really stuff outside of football. We are heading in a good direction, and I can see what we can do.”

TCU’s receiving corps has depth and can change at any given moment. However, Bech appears to be a natural fit in the starting lineup. His height, size, speed, and agility make him a valuable weapon. As Coach Dykes continues to lean on this group, Bech’s heart and drive will make him one of the Horned Frogs' most reliable options all season long. He’s definitely a player to watch as the season progresses.

Bech expressed his excitement about his opportunity during the weekly press conference: “Man, I am excited. God gave me the opportunity, and that’s all I can ask for. I am happy that I was blessed with the opportunity to go out there and showcase what I can do.”

When asked about the potential of this TCU team, he responded, “The sky is the limit for our success. This team has a very good head on our shoulders.”

Leaders like Bech will be instrumental as the team moves forward. And, just for fun, Bech will tell you he’s the best dancer on the TCU squad! We will have to keep a close eye on him to see if he has any touchdown celebration dances, because we know he will be finding the endzone a lot.

Jack Bech's Career Statistics:

Season

Receptions

Yards

Average

Touchdowns

Long

2021-LSU

43

489

11.4

3

40

2022-LSU

16

200

12.5

1

29

2023-TCU

12

146

12.2

0

34

2024-TCU

6

139

23.2

1

46

Watch Jack Bech's entire interview from this week's press conference below:


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Nathan Cross

NATHAN CROSS

Nathan (Nate) Cross is a current TCU student (Class of 2025), avid golfer, and a Horned Frog sports enthusiast. He enjoys anything sports-related such as writing, following all stats, and player movements. Additionally, he is always up for a good sports debate.