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I was at last weeks game. After the first two drives it felt like the life was getting sucked out of the place. There was a long lag there until Nibblet ran that punt back. Florida scoring right before half right after the 4th and 2 stop really sucked the life out. Everyone in my section felt like, oh no, here we go again. My wife even said it feels like we’re gonna lose this game.

I just hope both teams have fun 🤠

20 is about what we do on offense or close to it. Chambliss legs and ability to avoid the rush to hit downfield throws will hurt Texas. Arch will be saddled with too much as our running game will sputter again.

Ole Miss 31 Texas 20

I could see Ole Miss for Arch

Acuffs shoulder is gonna fall off with how much he's been shooting

Finally have a legit program builder. I thought those days were gone. Beyond ready.

Was Arch really THAT good in the 2nd half of 2025? He was still missing throws and making questionable reads, but he had some big plays in there that were enough to get the job done. The argument was that he didn't have enough help, he got help this season, and his level of play hasn't elevated. Same system as last year, but what growth has he shown in it? He was injured in the offseason, but how much time did he spend in the playbook? Where is the ownership of the offense? It's on Sark for choosing him as the starter, but not doing enough to make him serviceable or consistent despite his limitations. It is also on him for retaining Kyle Flood and allowing the OL to continue its descent.

I dont think there is enough storage for all the gaggie jokes.

I bet you are ready for basketball

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I honestly think Sark has predetermined that its the "starter's time" until it isn’t. He's given Arch as much grace as he did with Quinn. I don't think Sark wants to bench anyone at the QB position unless he feels he absolutely has to (i.e. Card at Arkansas & Quinn vs Georgia in Austin). Its crazy to think that Casey Thompson probably the QB that's run Sark's offense the smoothest and with the most consistency as any of the QBs during Sark's tenure at Texas.

He’s facing adversity which is something he hasn’t felt in a while. He has unbelievable physical skills though. He will be back.

I think so too. It’s time for the Rockets to carry their weight in the state of Texas in pro hoops. The Spurs and Mavs have done their part this century. Now it’s the Rockets turn.

I think all offseason Arch was told this team is so talented you just have to not make any mistakes. I think that's why he's looking off of Open receivers on throws that he could make and looking for an easier safer option. I think they've gotten in his head and until they get out we're not going to see the guy who he had last year.

Its everywhrre

The Vogel curse extends to hoops?

I think time will show us. Is it Sark? Is it Arch? Is it both? In the next few years I believe we will have our answer.

Ime should’ve called a timeout (he had 2) at the end of that last Rocket’s possession. At 7 seconds left on the shout clock, I think you gotta set up something to get the ball in KD’s hands when being up two scores would have gave them the game right there. Hell of a play by Amen though.

No that is not what I am saying. I am saying look at the four years he has been here. If Sark felt Arch was better than Quinn he would have transferred. So take that with the entire time Arch has been the starter. Look at the whole body of work.

Best team in Texas when healthy 🚀.

What does Austin do with their old garbage trucks? They paint Ws on the side and sell them to Aggies as Winnebagos!

There been awesome performances in his time here. Unfortunately not many this year. He’s regressed but the talent has been there.