The fact that Texas dominated TCU from the late 1960s through the early 1990s is perhaps the most important aspect in the rivalry. The meeting became much less one-sided after TCU departed the Mountain West Conference to join the Big 12 in 2012. However, the tradition of this game goes back much further than that. The two schools have been annual opponents since 1882 when they first met on a field in Austin that was owned by John H. King. The game has been played at various locations across Texas including Fort Worth's Cotton Bowl, Dallas' Cotton Bowl, and now Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth. TCU has won the series 57-24-1. Texas leads the all-time series 31-12-1. The last time TCU defeated Texas was in 2013. That year, the Horned Frogs beat the Longhorns 34-31 in double overtime at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. It was the first ever game played in that stadium. The previous year, Texas beat TCU 33-28 in Austin. There are several factors that go into deciding who will win the Texas-TCU rivalry game. One factor is overall football talent between the two programs. Another factor is coaching ability among others. Finally, there is an intangible factor that some people call "magic".