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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.
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DKR Crowd and Texas’ Mental Toughness
louosprey72 replied to Blue Horn's topic in On Texas Football Forum
The crowd sticking around mattered, but that comeback also felt different because the players never looked like they were waiting for OSU to hand it back. Clean up a few of those stalled stretches and this team can be a nightmare late in games. -
Arch was terrible, barely any improvement from last year
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hard to believe arch hasn't really improved in 4 years...
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The play calling made absolutely so sense unless you look at it like a scrimmage. Sark could have run the ball and RPO’d them to death all day. Instead, he had things he wanted to work on with long developing plays. He knew with his D he was going to win regardless. The problem is when you are playing against a very well coached (even if completely outmanned) team, they are not going to play along. Once he got the offense and Arch completely frustrated, he just ran the ball which he could have done at will all game. Sark does this stuff vs lesser opponents, and Arch looks like hell as a result. I expect a bounce back next week, especially now that the rat poison is gone after that offensive stink bomb. Maybe Sark is a chess master (for eliminating the rat poison before SEC play), maybe he is over confident. Maybe both.
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It was a win . Defense played pretty well all things considered. We ran for 238 which is good, even with lapses. Passing game well .... No need to curse lol. Arch has so much to work on , and so frustrating. Then there is OSU 4th quarter Arch that shows signs he gets it. And what we all hoped he could be consistently. But it is year four so no more excuses period for me. No butter tonight, not even sure if we got margarine. But next week will be another defining moment so will check back then.