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SMU head coach Sonny Dykes, quarterback Shane Buechele and linebacker Delano Robinson met the media after the Mustangs won, 41-38, at No. 25 TCU to bring the Iron Skillet back to Dallas.

Not great acoustics, but I could watch those all day. Love beating TCU!

Just keep going 1-0 week after week

I wasn't crazy about it when SD said last week that he wanted to beat TCU, but then couched it by saying it's a non-conference game ... and that's true, but it sounded like he was almost prepping for a loss. On the other hand, I love how even-keel he looks after beating TCU. Sounds like he really meant what he said before the game, that AAC games are more important.

This win was huge for national perception, though.

Dykes has said from day one the goal is to win the AAC Championship and one thing I am convinced of after watching him is that he is a straight shooter and doesn't show a lot of emotion (up or down). Almost like he went to the Tom Landry school of coaching

Charleston Pony wrote:Dykes has said from day one the goal is to win the AAC Championship and one thing I am convinced of after watching him is that he is a straight shooter and doesn't show a lot of emotion (up or down). Almost like he went to the Tom Landry school of coaching

I don't know. Did you see him after Beau Morris had his helmet thrown 30 yards? For a moment there I was worried for his cardiac health.

Sonny has the right temperament. And it changes with the environment or situation. Perfect if you ask me.

BleedingRed+Blue wrote:

Charleston Pony wrote:Dykes has said from day one the goal is to win the AAC Championship and one thing I am convinced of after watching him is that he is a straight shooter and doesn't show a lot of emotion (up or down). Almost like he went to the Tom Landry school of coaching

I don't know. Did you see him after Beau Morris had his helmet thrown 30 yards? For a moment there I was worried for his cardiac health.

He was ready to choke the official. How on earth you miss that obvious a call is beyond ridiculous...

His explanation on his radio show was basically that the officials knew it happened but didn't see it happen, and therefore we not able to assess a penalty. He didn't like it but knew it wasn't going to be changed.

Interviews from before the show:
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I get that but these officials can see a holding from 50 yards away.

??? If they want to???
There were MANY questionable calls and no calls from the crew. Question, was that a big 12 crew?