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It seems clear to me what the plan on defense is: - Aggression, energy, effort; - Man Coverage that ties well with the aggresive fronts. But what is the plan going to be on offense? Does Sark want to go back to the original plan at the start of the season (a lot of 12 personell, heavy run game up the middle tied up with play action, lot of 7 step drop PA concepts with Arch snapping the ball under center) or stick with the thing that seemingly worked really well for Arch (spread offense, get it out quick most of the time, lot of straight dropbacks, bunch formation, etc...)? I think it's very doable to tie in a more heavy downhill running game with what arch does best without having to resort to 12 personell sets (Do we have the guys for 12P?)... I guess it all comes down to what Sark thinks was the reason for the struggles early on... Was it Arch having the yips? Was it just because of the lackluster running game? Was it the OL? Were the passing concepts (Having an ADOT of 20 against Florida) too "bold" and unsustainable? We're probably going to get a better picture about what the plan is after the portal but for the most important thing is just having a clear cut idenity... doesn't matter what that identity is.

PK was a good DC but if we're being honest he was best suited for a conference like the Big 12. As good as he was we can't forget that Gary Patterson was needed to come in and help him with Quarters coverages in '22. And for as good as PK was, the fact that he couldn’t coordinate the entire defensive was an issue. We had a championship level team in '23 but the fact that he couldn’t marry the front end to the back end which led to a secondary that got torched by damn near everyone cost that team a national championship. Not to mention I'm not sure I can recall PK ever trying to make a team "play left-handed". Our weakness in '23 was our secondary because of him not being able to marry the front end to the back but instead of dropping numbers and daring Washington to run into the likes of Sweat/Murphy/Collins/Broughton we sat back and basically let UW do what they wanted to do which was pick our secondary apart. We seemed to fix the issues in '24 after getting Mukuba but this year the same problem. We watched Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi St, Arkansas and Vanderbilt go up and down the field on his defenses this year with little resistance. We were supposed to have the best pass rushing unit in the entire country with Simmons, Hill, Moore, Burke, etc and we got 0 sacks on Sayin while Indiana sacked him 5 or 6 times. Our supposedly vaunted pass rush was nonexistent for like the first half of the year. How was that even possible with all the studs we had on that side of the ball?? I'm thankful for what PK helped us build to and while I recognize the offense in large parts has been the bigger issue, I can't honestly say the defense hasn't been an issue at times too. I'm excited to see what Muschamp's effect on not just the defense, but the offense is as well.

That’s the moment I decided he was a jag. You got butt whipped by the only team or game your cult members care about and you respond by lashing out against a media member. Stewart Mandel said it was he that opened the door lol.

I don't think Jack has any time left. But maybe you're right.

Who exactly did you have in mind?

I sure hope he was able to have a professional press conference withe door closed. So uncivilized to have loud fans of your victorious opponent messing up your thoughts.

I think Jack has one year left? Could be wrong.

He also probably realizes he just lost his OC and promoted a guy that has never actually called an offense?

Tickle Me.

Switzer is trash in my book. He was doing NIL under the table in the 1970s and all the while laughing at Darrel Royal for being too old fashioned to play that game.

I hated when Caleb Williams came in as a true freshman and beat us. I just saw him unleash a perfect game winning pass in OT against the Packers. He's pretty good. OU sucks.

On my CFB25 Rutgers dynasty kid was a stud. Think he went second round 😂

Sheep breeding tournament still counts

Less patience for development these days.

And now JMU scored a TD and the gig'ems couldn't. Too make it worse JMU has scored more than what Miami scored.

Unpopular I know. And the portal cures all diseases and causes world peace. But some of our players will get better and might just win the job even if we bring in new players . So I think the fanbase will be happy with whoever is the best at each position. Anybody remember Dominic Espinosa, or Christian Jones, they got better as the years moved on.

I understand that stroh is going into the portal.

Aggie women better win the volleyball championship tomorrow or this dude will be pissed ...

Celebrating tomorrow's Volleyball Championship Aggie victory a little early?

Yep, now that NIL is available to all they’ve lost their advantage.

Yep, have to wait to fall practice to see what you have or start of season really.