SMU won an Iron Skillet game in Dallas against TCU for the first time since 2005 with a record 4,728 students in attendance at Ford Stadium.

Two years ago, TCU coach Sonny Dykes steered his team to an unbeaten regular season, an extraordinary Fiesta Bowl win over Michigan, and a trip to the national championship against Georgia. How fast things can go south in the game of college football.

After next year’s game in Fort Worth, the series between the old rivals will hit “pause” at least until 2030. This is what TCU wanted, not SMU.

TCU coach Sonny Dykes was ejected from the Horned Frogs' 66-42 loss to rival SMU on Saturday after earning consecutive unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in the third quarter. Dykes became the first head coach of a Power 4 program to be disqualified from a college football game for multiple unsportsmanlike conduct penalties since the NCAA established the rule in 2016.

Brashard Smith ran for 127 yards and three of his four scores while SMU also had three non-offensive touchdowns for the first time in 12 years in a 66-42 win over TCU.

TCU football coach Sonny Dykes has coached on both sides of the 'Battle for the Iron Skillet.' Here's everything you need to know on Dykes:

If holding a 20-point halftime lead over rival TCU wasn’t enjoyable enough for SMU fans, the crowd at Ford Stadium roared as it watched TCU head coach Sonny Dykes escorted to the locker room just 24 seconds into the second half.

Emotions were running extremely high for TCU head coach Sonny Dykes during Saturday's game against SMU, so high that he was thrown out of the game by the officials after being penalized. Officials ejected Dykes from the sideline after receiving back-to-back unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in the game.