Sonny Dykes rips Josh Hoover but Curt Cignetti may get last laugh

Watch the video . There’s so much going on here, I’m not sure where the thread begins and ends. First, there’s TCU coach Sonny Dykes intentionally driving a fully-loaded bus over former quarterback Josh Hoover’s three seasons in Fort Worth ― three months after he left for defending national champion Indiana .

Which begs the question: If it was so bad, why did Dykes stick with Hoover through a 19-12 record as the starter? Exclusive: DJ Lagway felt isolated, depressed at Florida. He's rewriting his story at Baylor Then there’s the player movement element to this story, of which Dykes clearly isn’t a fan.

You don’t say in December that you had a friendly conversation with Hoover when he called and said he was entering the transfer portal — and that you wished him well — and then take a blow torch to anything moving in the aftermath. “Stats are stats, and I think, for us, Josh started 31 games here as a quarterback,” Dykes said. “And we turned the ball over 42 —” Dykes stopped mid-thought and corrected himself, veering far from the undeniable coaching mandate of we not me — and directly into the dirty ditch of it’s all on him.

“And he turned the ball over 42 times in 31 starts,” Dykes said. TCU HC Sonny Dykes didn’t hold back talking about Josh Hoover heading to Indiana “Josh started 31 games here as a quarterback, and turned the ball over 42 times. ” pic.