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For anyone who stumbles into this in the morning, would you have ever thought that the Pancake Factory could be a flop? Maybe we need to sign up Alaska Airlines as a sponsor for a 2027 reset. (Check out their lounge if you get a chance)
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To your point, there seems to be a lack of killer instinct. Mauling guys, etc. At least I've not seen it.
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I think it depends on what Sark does with the offense. If you hire an OC/QB coach, they typically want their own guy for the OL. If he doesn't go that route which one of these fit with what Sark does offensively?
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Reminds me that Sark has been a very bad 3rd qtr coach since 2021 when Caleb went in for Rattler. Texas was winning 38-10 at the half and only managed 3 pts in 3rd and 7pts in 4th. Regardless, of Texas’ porous run defense and PK’s inability to stop the run, Sark should have been able to put more points on the board. ou’s D was horrible back then.
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I know people say Flood is good at T's but outside of Banks I just don't see it. Banks would've been great anywhere, imo. Maybe I'm wrong. But there does need to be some serious eval's into why that room is always a weak point. Is it S&C, is it Flood, is it Sark, is it the scheme? Combination of all? Who really knows. But it's obvious that something isn't working and hasn't been working all that well for a while;.
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Banks was the exception because he had the discipline to want to be great himself. I recall a story where Quinn (I think) came into the weight room while Banks was doing squats and made a joke and he said Banks just gave him this look that was basically "I'm working here, no time for jokes". We need some nasty on the Oline like Casey Studdard. There are times when I see Arch get popped and the defense talking crap to Arch and the Oline just looks at them and does nothing. Studdard and the old school linemen would have made sure those fools talking took some punishment.
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Still think Arch does not transfer just goes pro. But, we will see.
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Miller said Texas didn't pass the test at MSG against St. John's. They were better in the second half, "but you've got to be ready from the start," he said. It was a difficult trip, but Miller said it was, "difficult in a lot of good ways." Texas was "better and ready tonight" than they would've been had they not had the St. John's experience.