Sonny Dykes' fearlessness dates back to being a 5-year-old kamikaze Big Wheel rider.
“Sonny was kind of the cocky one,’’ she added, “and the great thing for me is to see that cockiness, that little edge that he always had. He was that way when he was a kid playing baseball. He would just rush home plate and knock the catcher off the plate and score the run.Now 53, Sonny Dykes is leading with that same fearlessness. It's emanating from his team, too.
"We beat some of the best of the best, and that's hard to do when you're the little guy,'' said Stoops, now an assistant at Kentucky. "And then I see a raging competitor on game day,'' Holgorsen said."He loses his mind more than I lose my mind.'' “My grandmother was a bit larger-than-life personality,’’ said Sonny Dykes, who named his oldest daughter Alta.
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