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"the" problem. We have tons of problems on offense. Which means "the" problem is the guy running the show who refuses to hire help.

And there are equal amount of plays (in fact more but I’ll say equal to be conservative) where the plays are DOA because the defense knows how to manipulate the predetermined read or can completely blow it up via the blitz.

Sark in the offseason kept repeating that he wasn’t giving up play calling duties because we hired him because of that. If that’s the case if that’s the weak point of the football team why would we keep him. Also do we fully trust him to allow someone else to be a true oc rather than just a placeholder.

The offense is garbage and our QB is playing like garbage in the garbage offense. Also the OL is generally garbage. Now, how do you uncouple all of that and assign blame? At this point I have no idea, other than the guy in charge of the offense will probably be out of work soon.

Arch has an average of 3.15s to throw the ball. Oline can only block so much.

Are you ok???? I will order you some Chic Fil A if you need it

He is scheming players open and Arch isn't seeing it. if Arch had made half the throws that he should have, this offense would look COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.

There's a significant gap between the top 3 and the rest of the field. S. Carolina is as loaded as you can get. UConn and USC aren't far behind and they have bonified experienced studs that can carry a team. USC actually has 2.

If this team makes the Final Four, it would be the best coaching job of Vic Schaefer’s career. Probably 25-27 wins, 2nd in the final regular season SEC standings behind South Carolina, lose in the SEC tournament semifinals and bow out in the Sweet Sixteen. Something along those lines. They’re a season or two away from another Final Four type of run if they can keep most of this roster intact.

Truth is, Steve Sarkisian offense has turned stale... As hard as it is to say, it seems dated. No QB audibles... What is this, Little League? The offense is degrading; Arch is degrading... because Sark will not let go. Sark comes off as a coach still riding the high of 2020 and has NEVER evolved his offense. Yes, Arch is shot, but it makes NO FREAKIN' SENSE why the O-line continues to suck. I think I'm accepting the fact that we are not very good because Steve Sarkisian is not evolving. After the script is done, he quits! He's being outcoached by FIRST-YEAR HEAD COACHES in the SEC with key players out! I'm sorry, I'm over it, over him... but looking back, it's a reason we lost to Washington 2 years in a row; it's a reason we lost to Georgia back-to-back seasons. Our offense has been exposed, and what we are trying to do is easily defendable. Sark is cooked, and because of that, Texas is cooked as long as he is the OC. Because he's not folding, cut ties if the season continues to tank. Winning looks easier for KENTUCKY! Sark has been Shawn Watson bad, with Charlie Strong incompetence, and Tom Herman stubbornness.

Oh I know, they don’t want to ruffle feathers. Still an interesting question.

I'm afraid you are right.

Unless Sark has someone already in mind, he needs to have someone in the Athletic Department, or better yet, hire a firm like Matrix Analytical Solutions (MAS) with its Coach Rating Index (CRI) to find the best candidates and reach out to them to see if they might be interested in talking. If they are, then do an initial Zoom Call with them, and if that goes well, then fly them in for a face-to-face meeting. He needs to look at all levels, and don't discount anyone just because they don't yet have big-time name recognition; on the flip side, don't get enamored with someone just because of a name. Find the guy who is a great developer of QBs, the way Mike Leach was, and find a guy who shares your same pro-style/play-action/motion offensive philosophy and hire that guy.

Grew up a Kentucky fan and his parents went to Kentucky

That is a crazy list of NBA players with so little tournament success to show for it. Is Swain the only player on there to make it to the second weekend? I'm pretty sure he is.

Wow.. Extremely eye opening. Think about it; with this hesitancy, lack of vision, and decision making the offense is (backed up by numbers) executing at about 20% and we are 4-2 with wins against Ohio State and Tennessee. This should show you how good this team is outside of the QB position. I am not saying KJ is some bonafied stud and it is a unfortunate that we have poured 21 starts of experience into a guy that we cannot trust in an "All In" year. However it is Sark's job to do the best thing for the team right now and after everything that has occurred this year that is to change quarterbacks. If that move can take that 20% operating rate and even turn it into 25 or 30% it is a win.

Why would sitting down for a series or two illustrate was a coaching problem?

Bench Arch!

loved him until he needed to be benched for manning. Which is why I stand on this is a coaching probelm.

Bench Arch!

Yes, best QB we had in a decade.

It depends on what the meaning of the word is, is.

Ole Miss already had their get right game

If you are an AD and are potentially looking to make a change at head coach at what point do you start secretly contacting coaches to see who may be interested in the job and who won't be interested in the potential job. And do you think we are at that point yet? If so who are some of the coaches who would be on the top of your wish list.

I don't know who the answer is but something that we have to remember: should we fail to make the playoff this year, next year is probably (just assuming) make or break for Sark. With him on the hot seat would be actually trust someone else to call plays if his job is on the line? If he does choose to get an eye on the sky, it's going to be someone he trusts. Probably someone he's worked with in the past. He isn't going to trust someone he barely knows with his job.