TCU coach Sonny Dykes looking for more from Horned Frogs after back-to-back 9-win seasons

TCU coach Sonny Dykes is aiming for a greater performance from his team after two consecutive seasons with nine wins. Dykes believes they have potential but haven't achieved greatness in the past three years. The Horned Frogs, who reached the national championship game during Dykes' inaugural season, are returning to their fifth season with a new quarterback and significant defensive changes.

Transfers Jaden Craig, a Harvard transfer, and Brian Johnson are expected to bolster the offense and defense respectively. Craig, who will play under new offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis, is joined by returning skill players such as running back Jeremy Payne and receiver Jordan Dwyer. The defense will also see changes with new linebacker Max Carroll and several players drafted from other teams joining the roster. TCU's upcoming games include matches against No. 14 BYU, No. 21 Utah, and No. 12 Texas Tech.