After the TCU Horned Dogs edged Baylor 42–36, head coach Sonny Dykes dropped a stellar mic-drop moment explaining the win.

Despite scary late surge from Baylor, TCU earns the rivalry victory to improve to 5-2 on the season

Josh Hoover threw three touchdown passes, Kevorian Barnes ran for 106 yards with two scores and TCU held on to beat instate Big 12 rival Baylor 42-36 on Saturday in a game that matched the top two FBS passers and was delayed more than two hours in the fourth quarter because of lightning. The Horned Frogs (5-2, 2-2 Big 12) went ahead to stay on a 5-yard TD run by Barnes that made it 14-7 in the second quarter, two plays after a brief heavy rain downpour and a lost fumble by the Bears.

Ahead of Saturday afternoon's game against Baylor, TCU head coach Sonny Dykes made it very clear he knew his Horned Frogs were in for a challenge when facing off against quarterback Sawyer Robertson and the Bears offense. Robertson is just 16-of-34 passing with 175 yards and one touchdown as TCU holds a 35-21 lead.

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TCU coach Sonny Dykes is very familiar with the nation's top two FBS passers. Baylor quarterback Sawyer Robertson and TCU's Josh Hoover, both former Texas high school standouts who had to wait for their turn in college, are now ranked 1-2 in passing yards and touchdown passes.

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