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Give Milwee or Bimonte or even both a chance to call the plays from now on. Leave Sarks scheme and concepts just let one of them call the plays. Maybe changing the gut instinct of the play caller and having the OC in the press box calling the plays will work. Sark can still have input and be more of a QB coach on the sidelines to help Arch make adjustments by having more time to analyze a drive/play instead of looking down at his call sheet or thinking of what play to call next.
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This play sums up the entire offense...
Roy Hinojosa replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I remember similar things said about Quinn and Arch being the one who could step up to make that throw. -
This play sums up the entire offense...
jcash02 replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
It's not about "limited snaps or bad competition" It's about the eye test of a QB with active feet and a basic competence of how to move in the pocket. Yes, KJ Lacey has exhibited that every time we've seen him. -
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HawkDriver replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
No silver bullet fix with this team offensively. Would like to see some new faces on the o-line. -
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Califashorn75 replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
The blind leading the blind. This mess is on Flood. -
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Califashorn75 replied to TexTheHorn24's topic in On Texas Football Forum
South Carolina is really good in women sports. -
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ManorHorn replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
We know that how about KJ? From the limited snaps against bad competition? Not disagreeing on the Arch criticism at all but the belief that KJ can do things we’ve never seen is also wild. -
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jcash02 replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
This particular play is still on Arch in my opinion. A QB is supposed to have the pocket awareness to step up, glide and make that easy wide open throw to Moseley. Arch just stands there and gets pressured into throwing a worthless pass to Coleman out of bounds. KJ Lacey definitely would have had the ability to maneuver in the pocket and make that throw -
This play sums up the entire offense...
jcash02 replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
This is outlandish. This has to be one of the most basic reads as an O-lineman. This is literally just a LB blitzing right in your face. How do they not check this between Arch, center and the rest of the line? Why is Cojoe's head completely turned away from a guy right in his face? Why does he have no awareness or reaction time? This is offensive to watch -
This play sums up the entire offense...
Layne Seawright replied to Layne Seawright's topic in On Texas Football Forum
oh yeah and here is Gerry's "mosely was wide open" play. Sure put Lacy in, makes no difference to me. But we not a backup QB away from doing anything... We have to be real as a fan base. broken ScreenRecording_10-18-2026 16-30-01_1.mov -
horrible O line, bad play call, condensed formation, no hot route, late read, bad communication. This offense is not one or two tweaks away from being fixed, it is utterly BROKEN ScreenRecording_10-18-2026 16-25-38_1.mov
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Sorta agree, but every team in the SEC is messy right now. A 3 conf loss team might make championship.
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If you trust your defense against a freshman QB, why hand him the ball at midfield with under three minutes left? Make him drive the length of the field. And the fourth and 12 conversion doesn’t excuse the original decision. Two bad plays don’t somehow make the first one a good coaching decision. That’s situational football, something Sark has repeatedly struggled with. And it’s exactly why his decision making and play calling responsibilities are under serious scrutiny.
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Sark Malpractice - Going for it on 4 and 1 right before Half
DRAG69 replied to BillP880's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I don’t mind going for it but I hated handing the ball off five yards deep. Arch should have been under center. -
I wonder what the average yards our passing targets were on balls thrown beyond the LOS ? I bet it is at least 15 yards or more but I am too lazy to research it.
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Context matters. You’re up 17–3 with under three minutes left in the half against a freshman QB making his first start. You fail on fourth down at midfield, hand Florida a short field, and they score before halftime. They then score 17 more unanswered points and turn a 17–3 deficit into a 27–17 lead. That’s 24 straight points. The issue isn’t whether other coaches go for it. It’s understanding the game situation, managing risk, and recognizing when you don’t need to gamble. That’s coaching.