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It’s truly a dumbfounding situation that is shocking to admit is 100% true. It feels like overnight we’ve gone from back to back national semis to it being existential moment for Sark on his side of the ball. and unlike other dark offensive years — this is not a talent problem. which makes it more wild.

A lot of quarterbacks have strong arms and can run. They just don’t do it very well. He’s been here four years and doesn’t know the offense? The coach/oc has not changed. How many more years does he need?

Today was gross and there’s no arguing that. This offense also averaged the most YPP any team has against OUs defense all season. Bama scored 10 at Tennessee today. Indiana got held to 10 against tOSU. What I’m saying is that perspective in competition is needed. Texas should have thrown all over Florida today, but it didn’t. I think that’s partly an offensive issue, but also I think it’s an issue coming off the RRS. 2023 (a bad Houston team), 2024 (Georgia at home) and 2025 (Kentucky) were all disgusting offensive performances by Texas in their first game after the RRS. After cooling off, I’m holding off judgement until next weekend.

Basketball school🤘🏼🐂

Don't see a VY on this team. Certainly dont see all world OL plus another 10 NFL guys on this roster. What happened 20+ years ago are relevant how?

Miami got super lucky too they almost lost to a really bad Florida State team.

oh boy Kentucky fanbase would be on fire if they end up a 3rd tier SEC squad

Even though Texas lost, it is always a great day when “SAS”(sorry ass sooners) lose. I don’t care one way or the other about aggy. Actually, I hope aggy beats the living hell out of the gooners.

Yep same with the softball scrimmages lol

I wary about getting my hopes up, scrimmages are basically practice, and allegedly the football team also practices great and we see what actual game time produces.

Florida - favorite 2nd tier: Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Missouri 3rd tier: Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Kentucky

He has a strong arm and is a good runner. Those are gifts, he is not gifted right now in being able to process and really deeply know the game or offense the way he should.

I don’t even want to imagine what Kirby would do to this team. Cignetti would school Sark so bad too. DeBoer has Sarks # as well.

Oh definitely. I agree on the FTs. I have some posts early in the portal cycle saying the same thing. Not sure how to search on here, but I said Texas could lead the country in FTs. They were high last year with Pope not drawing many.

Sorry

Question is by how much

Even 2007 didn’t have a weekend like this…

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All of those teams beat Texas right now.

All three are playcallers for their phase of football too. Even if your unit is good, hard to do that and fulfill your HC duties simultaneously at a major program in this era of college football.

Was really hoping for a good “walk into a bar” joke

Yeah I agree but I think it should be Brent, I still don’t understand why ou gave him an extension before the year

Bloody Saturday

I'll just leave this here for perspective. (Borrowed from a different thread) Here is the side-by-side comparison of their statistics through their first 19 career starts: Arch Manning · Record (Top 10 Opps): 16-3 (4-2) · Passing: 358/573 (62.4%), 4,633 yards, 41 TD, 11 INT (148.7 rating) · Rushing: 130 carries, 588 yards, 13 TD · Total Yards / Total TDs: 5,221 / 54 Colt McCoy · Record (Top 10 Opps): 14-5 (0-2) · Passing: 354/530 (66.8%), 4,148 yards, 39 TD, 17 INT (150.4 rating) · Rushing: 105 carries, 248 yards, 2 TD · Total Yards / Total TDs: 4,396 / 41 Vince Young · Record (Top 10 Opps): 16-3 (0-2) · Passing: 205/346 (59.2%), 2,593 yards, 16 TD, 17 INT (127.6 rating) · Rushing: 249 carries, 1,621 yards, 16 TD · Total Yards / Total TDs: 4,214 / 32

I’m not saying to fire Sark but you can’t deny his trajectory at Texas is trending heavily downwards.