TCU's Sonny Dykes says boos, calls for him to be fired 'bad part' of job

TCU head coach Sonny Dykes addressed the recent discontent among fans, including boos and calls for his dismissal, stating that such reactions are common in college football. He mentioned that he was unaware of the negative sentiments during the Horned Frogs' last home game, where fans even displayed bags over their heads. Despite the atmosphere, TCU managed to secure a narrow victory over Kansas with a late touchdown.

Dykes acknowledged the challenges of coaching in today's environment, emphasizing that he focuses on his responsibilities rather than external pressures. He noted that TCU's performance has been inconsistent this season, with the team currently sitting at 4-4. Dykes reflected on the program's past successes, including a championship game appearance and bowl victories, while recognizing the need for improvement moving forward.