Fort Worth, TX – Discussions surrounding a contract extension for TCU head football coach Sonny Dykes are reportedly underway, sources confirm. Dykes currently has three years remaining on his existing contract, but the university’s administration is now considering extending his tenure leading the Horned Frogs program.

The timing of these discussions is noteworthy, coming after a successful season for TCU. While details regarding potential terms or a timeline for a decision remain undisclosed, the fact that the university is actively considering an extension signals confidence in Dykes' leadership and the program's trajectory.

Sonny Dykes was hired as TCU's head coach in December 2021, replacing Gary Patterson after 20 seasons. He quickly revitalized the program, leading the Horned Frogs to an impressive 13-2 record and a Big 12 Championship in his second season, 2023. The team also made a College Football Playoff appearance.

The current contract situation and potential extension come as many college football programs are evaluating their coaching staffs and future plans, especially with the ever-changing landscape of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) and the transfer portal. A contract extension for Dykes would likely provide stability and continuity for TCU’s football program.