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We got a full Stable of Rbs …. Elite! Great job on that upgrade Coach! We Can win Natl chsmpionship withat stable Lb play toooo looose for my liking…. We lay a hand on those backs … they be goon down! Note osu Lb agaisnt us last yr ! We need that version! Tennesee fresh qb is a running qb - he is young and fearless… not tasted defeat…. Danger…. Until he gets blooodied - dazed and confused…. He will feel like he is next VY. Our LB play better be disciplined and get him down. Tennesse and Florida are my dark horses to UT possible upset. Qbs that believe in their own super power … young fearless… home game… Will Boom gonna have plan. I want nothing to do w Florida and Baugh and emerging … believin Fl
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This is why you take what Aggie Hamilton says with a grain of salt
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Question here for anyone who coached football: After Arch took that uncalled helmet to helmet hit that tore off his helmet, would it have made more sense to let KJ have the next series? Question for anyone here who played football, unlike me: With depth comes the opportunity to rest guys – would subbing in the second string O Line as a unit have put some spring where the first team O line seemed a bit dead legged? Basketball coaches who have deep teams often sub by unit – that is where I am drawing the parallel. And to bolster my suggestion: The D Line does sub freely and they were alive the entire game. The first OL had played every snap against Ohio State.
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Harden to imagine that Arch is one the top two or three QBs on this roster. If he is, the future is not bright for Texas.
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It’s past time to bail on Arch. He’s a good runner with a strong arm. That’s it. That doesn’t make a good QB. The fact that Sark has not shown the ability to do more with 5 ⭐️QBs should be a good indicator that he’s definitely no offensive genius. If Texas wants to win titles, it’s time to move on from both. Sark can recruit, but who couldn’t with the resources that Texas has.
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I heard the Aggies covered the spread…
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Early in the game I thought Sark was just playing around with stuff. Calling things to practice new ideas he had and trying to be cute with his play calls. The downside is UTSA just showed the book on how to beat us this year. Play man and delay blitz the hell out of us. I’m sure Matt Patricia would love to take back his simulated pressure and drop 8 approach now.
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Truthfully, arch will receive far more criticism than the game plan or inability to get separation from the receivers. pocket’s were closing faster and you can only rely on so many bubble/wr screens for so long I imagine there’s a limited play sheet for last nights game and I feel like Coleman tapped out in the 2nd quarter. get the W, go out as healthy as possible and have a lot of good film to improve on. better to make mistakes last night than lunchtime in Knoxville. would you rather be arch vs tenn D or a true frosh vs Hero and Co. ps. Let’s show some love to Hero’s post tackle dance.
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Marcel reed rolled his ankle so the defense limped around too?
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Fortunately Reed played
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trailotter4 joined the community
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As said above, this wasn’t just a hangover ---- it was a breakdown in fundamentals across the board. The WRs weren’t winning leverage early, Arch’s eyes were late on middle‑field reads, and Sark’s sequencing never found rhythm. The penalties killed every attempt at momentum. This wasn’t a talent issue; it was an execution and discipline failure. The road game will tell us whether tonight was an outlier or a symptom.