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TCU's Dykes Secures Extended Tenure Amidst Personnel Shifts

TCU football coach Sonny Dykes signed a new contract. This happens after key players left and a new quarterback joined. Find out what it means for the team.

#TCUFootball, #SonnyDykes, #CollegeFootball, #HornedFrogs, #NCAAF

https://newsletter.tf/tcu-coach-sonny-dykes-new-contract-player-changes/

NewsletterTF Apr 3

TCU's coach Sonny Dykes has a new contract. This comes after the team lost their old starting QB but gained a new one from Harvard.

#TCUFootball, #SonnyDykes, #CollegeFootball, #HornedFrogs, #NCAAF
https://newsletter.tf/tcu-coach-sonny-dykes-new-contract-player-changes/

TCU Football Coach Sonny Dykes Gets New Contract After Player Changes

TCU football coach Sonny Dykes signed a new contract. This happens after key players left and a new quarterback joined. Find out what it means for the team.

NewsletterTF

Skritch @ AnthrOhio '26 Oct 17, 2025

My fursona isn't TCU's colors, TCU's fursona is MY colors. #HornedDog #Baylor #DaBears #SicEm #TCU #HornedFrogs #CryBlood #SrslyThoHornedFrogsCryBloodLookItUpYall #cfb #Big12 #Revivalry #ItsNotTheFuckingBluebonnetBattleNobodyFuckingCallsItThat #furry #furryfandom #fursuit #FursuitFriday #JoshHoover

NCAA Peaches 🍑Sep 23, 2025

TCU Triathlon

https://ncaapeaches.com/jenna-buchanan-of-tcu-triathlon/

#TCU #Triathlon #NCAA #HornedFrogs

Panethos May 1, 2025

Not one, but TWO baby horned lizards!

When we are hiking in our home state of New Mexico or in nearby states, we are always on the lookout for wildlife. One of our favorites to see are horned lizards (a.k.a. Horny Toads, or Horned Frogs). To date, we’ve only seen one here and there while hiking and all sightings have been at an elevation above 6,000 feet.

Fly-snatching baby horned lizard seen at 8,400 feet on April 22nd

Well, last week we hit the jackpot, so to speak, as we saw TWO during the same hike just east of Santa Fe while trekking 8,577 foot tall Picacho Peak. And not just two adults, we saw two recently born baby ones, neither of which was longer the an inch to maybe 1.5 inches in length from nose to tip of their tail. So flipping cute!

Consistent with our previous sightings these charming little lizards (we believe both were young Greater Short-Horned Lizards) were active above 6,000 feet — one at approximately 8,400 feet and the other other at approximately 7,500 feet.

Baby horned lizard seen at 7,500 feet on April 22nd

An added bonus was while we were observing the youngster at 8,400 feet, a fly made the fatal mistake of landing approximately 2-3 inches from horned lizard. The lizard snatched that fly and gobbled it up so fast, you had to blink to believe what you just saw. For a short bit of time you could still see part of the fly’s wing hanging from the lizard’s mouth. Very cool…unless you were the fly.

So, we will definitely be on the lookout for more of these handsome little critters this warm-weather hiking season. Hope everyone living in their territory also gets a chance to see a horned lizard while out and about. Peace!

#environment #fun #geography #hiking #HornedFrogs #HornedLizards #HornyToads #SantaFe #travel

More About Some of the Horned Lizard Species

You can download a printable pdf with 8 different species of Horned Lizards found in the U.S. HERE .

HORNED LIZARD CONSERVATION SOCIETY

A View From My Seat Oct 28, 2023

The #Longhorns have 2 home, and 2 away games left this season; after today. Their next one away will be on November 11th, and it'll be their 94th all-time against #TCU.

At last year's meeting, in Austin, dmaldon4 had this excellent view of the #HornedFrogs' 8th win of the series since 2012, and 28th over all. But in '21 (the last time these #Big12 rivals met in Ft. Worth) Texas won.

https://aviewfrommyseat.com/photo/237125/Texas+Memorial+Stadium/section-3/row-31/seat-11/