TCU again shows who 'little brother' is in rivalry win over Baylor

What better way to potentially save your season than by going on the road and snapping your rivals four-game winning streak? That's what TCU did tonight as they picked up a 17-6 win here in Waco behind another dominant performance by the defense. TCU continued its now decade-long dominance of Baylor. Sonny Dykes picked up his fourth win in the last five games against the Bears. The program picked up his 10th win in the last 12 matchups against Baylor. I think we know who little brother is. All jokes aside, TCU's defense was flying around. Koran Hayward emerged as a potential pass rusher to start with three sacks against the Bears, the most by a Horned Frog since 2022 when Dylan Horton had four in the Fiesta Bowl. The offense scored more than a touchdown against a power four defense. They scored two, but progress is progress. Jaden Craig, I think, had his best game of the season with his connection with Jordan Dwyer and Ed Small. Wasn't flawless, wasn't perfect, still can't run the ball, still struggling to protect the quarterback. Jeremy Payne also left the game with an injury. So it's not all roses yet, but TCU took a step forward and their season might have potentially been saved.