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Editor's Note: Prior to the beginning of the press conference, a TCU spokesperson told the room that, due to the ongoing criminal investigation, Sonny Dykes was unable to comment on Jacob Field's dismissal, arrest and the surrounding situation.  Sonny Dykes, Ka'Morreun Pimpton and Max Carroll met with the media on Tuesday morning for TCU's weekly press conference. The trio answered questions about TCU's 15-10 loss to North Carolina in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic, and spoke about how the team is moving forward.  Here's everything Dykes spoke about: 0:12 - 2:54 - On what he saw from watching the film of the North Carolina loss. "At key moments in the game we just didn't do what it took to get the job done." 2:57 - 3:47 - On how Jaden Craig has responded to his outing over the past several days.  3:55 - 4:03 - On the disconnect between how the team practiced and how the team played against North Carolina. 4:10 - 4:38 - On long snapper Will Terry and the competition at that position 4:43 - 5:07 - On not having Jordan Dwyer  5:10 - 5:15 - On Dwyer's status ahead of Grambling State 5:27 - 6:40 - How do you contain this loss so it doesn't bleed into the next several weeks? "We have to view this as an opportunity."  6:45 - 7:06 - On the process for recovering from the trip overseas 7:13 - 7:38 - On the free safety position battles and other positions still up for grabs 7:49 - 8:57 - On his impression of Gordon Sammis' first game calling plays for TCU 9:03 - 9:10 - On Paul Oyewale's personal foul penalty. "You can't hit [the QB] when he's on the ground like that." 9:20 - 9:54 - On how much the practice plan changes vs. stays in a routine after a game like Saturday 10:05 - 10:20 - On the linebacker play 10:22 - 10:57 - On Lemmermann and his confidence 11:00 - 12:14 - On the youth at wide receiver and how some of the other young guys played 12:16 - 12:20 - On a young WR needing to step up 12:30 - - On Jaden Craig not running in the UNC loss 13:00 - - On how the team handles distractions when they arise (in relation to the Jacob Fields incident) "I'm proud of the way these guys have handled themselves.