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For sark who really called the 4th&1 play for usc lane says he called it as well

For Trevor Goosby if your brother played football what position would he play.

For Collin Simmons whose the most funniest teammate.

For Arch Manning what is the most rewarding part of being at Texas?

For Coach Sark would he allowed a kid to play if he betted on games while on your team an he was a starter?

Casey was a creep.

What one question would you have for Steve Sarkisian? What question would you have Arch Manning, Colin Simmons or Trevor Goosby?

I personally think the season doesn’t end much different. The Texas defense was extremely bad that year and could not stop the run to save its life.

You have a brutal sense of humor.

Old Side show Bert. Really stink that he had such a bad year in 25. I did love the idea after his great season in 24 that he needed an NIL deal with Pert Plus, Bert Plus.

We loved hearing all the feedback, especially the call for more player interviews and live shows. That afternoon trivia energy is missed, and we are working on it.

Man, his hair - looks like he put a finger in a light socket

What's worse - these people vote, and consume natural resources. @Joe Zura

It would have been easier for him to clean his locker out both times.

need pressure from front to help secondary?

Please explain those limitations . There were effectively 3 plays that kept the game in question. And one of those was the offense taking a lower percentage shot on 3rd down on the non-Pi call. The same play that had a secondary effect of a slightly more difficult FG because no yards were gained. It virtually eliminated any decision of a potential 4th down try. And it stopped the clock. Seeing as how Vandy scored with 33 seconds it certainly changed Vandys philosophy with that extra half minute. Yes, a TD ends the game but a first down virtually does as well. So we chose poorly on the risk/reward side of that playcall. Then the next possession we have 4 plays and punt. The offense had an opportunity to end and did not. So let’s keep that in mind given there was a questionable strategic decision. The other two were the TD pass right before half and the 4th and 19. I just saw an article saying that was a busted coverage in the first half. I did not see elaboration on what should have happened though. Then the 4th and 19. But what I do know is that we had two backup safeties out for the majority of the game. I also thought Filsaime got dinged too. Maybe Manny. Or maybe another DB as well. So some confusion given Vandys offense and our experience level was not completely surprising. What exactly does they weren’t playing together mean? The long Stowers TD - there wasn’t much apparent the front had anything to do with it. The other two plays are difficult to determine how they weren’t playing together. I don’t know the dynamics internally. No idea who wanted Akina. Maybe I’ve forgotten but I do not recall ever hearing that a teams front and secondary are not working together.

Yep I agree, I just remember watching Casey in that stretch I had a lot of confidence in him executing and moving the ball. He just took what was there and really didn’t miss or shank throws. Really hope the offense can get back to that level of explosiveness but also balance it had in that stretch. Sark is dangerous when he is in his flow and things are working like he is designing

Texas wins 7 or 8 regular season games and plays in a bowl for sure imo. I also wonder how the Arkansas game goes if Thompson had been named the starting QB from game 1. Honestly, the offense Texas had in those three games in the 2021 season is the offense I think Texas will have over the course of this season. The OL was not good back then either, and they still had that level of output offensively. They should be able to replicate that production in 2026. Hopefully Coleman can provide similar or superior production to a true freshman Worthy and Wingo is superior to any #2 WR Texas had in 2021. While there aren’t any RBs as good as Robinson and Johnson, I do think the running game will have a strong output with Brown, Smothers, and Cooper. Plus this team has better TEs.

I’ve been itching so bad for football that I’ve began rewatching 2021 games before the season fell apart because that’s far enough back for me to not remember every sequence of the game lol. Casey Thompson against Texas Tech, TCU, and OU was a gamer. Say whatever about the competition or defenses he was doing it against but there are plenty of impressive plays and throws he made. I mean he made throws that Quinn, as much as I love him, missed repeatedly deep. Deep posts, the corner fade to Joshua Moore against OU. Strangely enough that offense with him seemed to have more consistent accuracy on the deep ball than we’ve seen since. I just think Casey was better than we give him credit for because he was on a bad team and got hurt and finished the year poorly. Hearing people talk about KJ Lacey and his “chain moving” style of play and gamer-ism he has I’m excited to see KJ in 2028 if he wins the job.

Aka the Marcus Spears Jr. of her class

Bingo! Texas is one of the few programs that has the athletes to successfully run Muschamp's scheme. Not saying it will be that good, but the offense should more closely resemble 2019 LSU or 2020 Alabama because of the upgrades at the skill positions as long as the OL takes a few steps forward.

Issues with the defense were scheme related, so a coaching change was needed. Issues with the offense were mostly talent related, so more talent was needed.

Yeah, I’ve wondered and speculated with friends who are somewhat closely or semi-connected to the team if that was a watershed moment for PK. Nobody confirmed it with me, but nobody disagreed either. I honestly didn’t think Sark would pull the trigger and make a change, but I certainly gained a little more respect for him when he did.