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Going to give the benefit of the doubt one more time for this team 37-34 Texas, our defense will plays okay but Ole Miss will make some plays due to how elite the Qb is. Idk how Texas gets to 37 but they need to score 30+ to win this game somehow

Texas 24 Ole Miss 20 hookem 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

Ain’t even gonna try. Texas is unguessable.

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My reasoning is we have just had 2 offensive guru wonder boys flame out. I think it's time to go defensive oriented football coach, If I were to rank the above list I posted with this in mind I'd go: 1. Bob Chesney - Younger 2. Willie Fritz - Older 3. Marcus Freeman - Fantastic resume but some questionable losses 4. Jake Dickert 5. Glen Schumann 6. Will Stein 7. Rhett Lashlee 8. Eli Drinkwitz

I wouldn’t completely rule out someone like Ryan Day. If Ohio State’s season goes sideways with Sayin out, the pressure on Day could ramp up again. He’s won a national title, knows how to run an elite program, and has dealt with championship expectations. That’s the kind of proven coach I could see CDC pursuing.

One of the things that stand out from the article is "captured just a single national title since 1970". This is more telling about our determination and focus than anything else. I had hopes (perhaps misguided) that we would improve that record with Sark.

We have a top tier coach. we have a top tier NIL for bball now too just like the many said we would when we have the right coach just like we said we would when we fired Terry. The guy that should NEVER have been the coach https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/nil-roster-spending-value-tiers-ncaa-hoops-2026-27-season/

This was probably one of the best video breakdowns of Arch that I've seen. Arch is thinking too much and it's affecting every other area of his game. I think his family wanted him to play for Sark because of the pro-style offense but it's just not working out for him. And we don't have the personnel up front to run it because we can't run the ball. The onus is on Sark to fit the offense to his personnel and he isn't doing it. Which I don't get because he says he sits down with Arch to find out what he likes and where his strengths are. There's a disconnect. Just because you have 5 stars doesn't mean you can be plug and play.

Does not sound good

If we trot out the same game plan of a short lived script and nothing built in that plays to Arch’s strengths and mitigated his inability to process reads after it this weekend we deserve to lose. We need to see noticeable positive developments on offense through the second and third quarter. Anything short of noticeable changes is tilting at windmills insanity.

Start of a new season in the NBA Here are the active players here for Texas to enter the year.

I’m curious, why does Glenn Schumann keep coming up? I know he’s a very good DC, but are we sure that will translate well? It seems like outside of a select few, we’ve seen too many DC to HC types flame out.

My current short list would be: Bob Chesney Willie Fritz Rhett Lashlee Jake Dickert Glenn Schumann Marcus Freeman Eli Drinkwitz Will Stein

I was hoping Arch would be another Colt McCoy for us but seeing it play out closer to Garrett Gilbert is just painful….

I haven't read about any predictions for 2027 season yet, but the general consensus is that the top three teams are Texas, OU, and Texas Tech. The other SEC teams Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida are also top contenders along with ATM. Outside of the SEC, it's likely to be UCLA. Time will tell if Nebraska is able to keep any momentum w/ Frahm-Bahl graduating. Texas will be the favorite heading into the season as they bring back Kavan and Stewart and replaced their graduating seniors with a pretty stud transfer class. OU still has an extremely potent offense, if any of their pitchers turn out to be elite, they will be a hard out as usual. Tech of course bought like 90% of their team. Everyone will be watching to see how Terry performs as the staff ace now that Canady is gone. Hopefully it's going to be a fun season to follow, but I'm a bit cautious after what's happened with a supposedly loaded football and volleyball team this year.

Wesley being out is a kick in the nuts but it has to be next man up. Lance and Zina have to pick it up. Lance especially. He got manhandled on that crazy pass from Tramell last weekend that Dallas tip-toed in.

Fair enough, but I don’t think you need an elite coach to win it all. They just have to be good enough for 1 year.

UAB are the Blazers but have a dragon as a mascot. I think you’re on to something.

You’re making my point. Elite football coaches are difficult to pry away, and every hire is a gamble. That’s exactly why CDC’s success in other sports doesn’t guarantee he’ll nail the next football hire. So confidently predicting or anticipating it’ll be a good hire is a stretch. Nobody knows.

I think Chris Carter doesn't know sh*t.

This was my thought too.

Little to no shot for KJ to start Saturday more than likely.

Outside of Kirby and Cig, who is elite? You’re not going to pry away someone from success like that. Any coaching hire is going to be a gamble, there isn’t guaranteed success for any football hire. p.s. I’m not listening to any “Marcus Freeman elite” talk, the guy is Sark with some melanin.