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I think the two backs we got favor that kind of offense. I remember Sark talking in a seminar about how LSU in 2019 killed everyone in the backfield with their RB.

The "Denver Longhorns" would strike again.

Have the horses to do it. I would love to see 10 personnel make a return.

Yup, this was mine too

Don't wanna make the scheme/"strategy" sound too simplistic but Sark needs to run a spread, 2019 LSU-like offense with Arch next year. Snap the ball from shoutgun, 3 step drop, let Arch make pre snap reads and get the ball out quickly and often.

We'll see. There's always bull corn spewed around this time of the year. Ant Hill will play his first game in the NFL as a 20 year old. He hasn't even matured yet. His star is on the rise. Always difficult to say, but he has the athleticism that lends itself towards perenial All-Pro type levels.

Fun throw vs. MSST

Yeah I should've put a trigger warning on that one lol

Whoever can survive that district of doom is probably gonna end up being the state champ

Thats the first defensive coach I've seen as HC at SLC in a long time.

Love it!

They also announced their new HC yesterday. Quinn Ewers was in attendance for it. The Dragons promoted DC Lee Munn!

i thought these were your favorite Arch throws, not reliving traumatic events

Not a throw highlight, but a play I didn’t realize worked so well until now. 29–21 Florida, 0:26 left in 4Q D Moore comes wide open over the middle, but pressure already forced Arch out…. Brutal IMG_4276.mov

Pocket movement is more than elite for a guy that has so little starting experience and that played with such a disfunctional OL to start his career. It's also impressive how little he put the ball in arms way to end the year. Had two picks in the last 7 or 8 games and one was a bobbled pass and the other should've been DPI. He needs to clean up mechanically but the intangibles and the talent is crazy. Again, you have very few guys *in the NFL* that can move in a pocket like Arch can. Incredible instincts. Sark wasn't lying when he said that Arch as a freshman needed to trust his instincts more, saying that he had great instincts.

One of my favourites too. I think an another one that's unerrated is the one to wingo against MSST over the defender. (Not the 60 yard throw on the run, although that was pretty good too)

This was the first throw I thought of. In terms of game situation, arm strength, and accuracy, this was the most elite throw IMO.

Personally one of my favorites. The velocity on this to split two defenders from his own 20 to midfield across a hash to a WR who doesn't break stride is remarkable.

Who could forget this gem.

His mobility is elite, especially with how he moves and keeps his body in a position to make a throw. Just how he is able to roll to his offhand side so easily is amazing. most qbs struggle to do that.

The very next play after the one above again rolling to his left

An underrated play from a game that was otherwise disastrous from the Texas offense

As a .mov file if you want to slow down the throws. IMG_4217.mp4

Here is the goal line rollout to Livingstone on 3rd down. Was a game changing moment

Another throw against his body while moving left. Degree of difficulty here is pretty nuts