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Yeah the underlying data is not opponent adjusted so I added some small weighting factors, but directionally it makes even more sense when you look at our offense vs the supposedly weaker defenses.

Was about to say the same thing. Wonder how good our Oline would look if we were playing some of these other teams scheduled.

@Blake Munroe can you pin this graphic for C&F tomorrow morning? 😂

Dana is retired and living in Austin's Onion Creek for most of the Year. The summer he's in Seattle.

Not saying we aren’t bad, cause we know we are on offense but who we have played compared to who Miami, ND, UCLA, BYU, Boise isn’t even close.

Easy to see. Replace Flood with a true OC & turn over play caller to him (Chip Kelly) and hire the Will Muschamp of Oline coaches to run the oline. Call me crazy but whoever does strength & conditioning of oline needs replacing as well because our oline is worse now than any in last 25yrs.

Hang it in the Louvre

This is art

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And yet some folks still believe QB is the main issue😒

With all the recent percentages talk about responsibility I made this intuitive flow chart to help everyone visualize.

Wow

aren't the linebackers playing really well this year? we've had some good ones as of late as well--ford, hill, etc.

Btw, I included Oregon and Oklahoma specifically because they both fired their OCs...

"Austin Weekly Bugle" (grin)

Wow. A guy who has never called plays. Good luck to him🤣

That was my first thought. Hopefully he's smart enough to see a sinking ship and stay off of it.

No joke. The whole "throw the records out" in a rivalry may have some merit, but to lose that game was inexcusable.

There will be a new OC when there is a new HC. I have always said, that if the powers that be need to tell Sarkisian to hire a new OC, then you should just go ahead and fire him and start over.Though I do hope that the new guy would like the defensive staff and keep them mostly in place, if not the entire crew. They are really good at what they are doing, except Nansen. We could upgrade there.

We all know it but that doesn’t make it easier to look at on a spreadsheet. This needs to be papered all over the locker rooms, practice field, weight room, etc as a challenge to the OLine. It’s just simple pride that should be taking a hit…I couldn’t look at my teammates if this was me. I quit my sport because my heart wasn’t in it anymore and I wasn’t helping the team.

One of the better ones this year. I always love their stuff.

Second time we lost to a team that made a major firing before the season was over. Depressing.

Three out on a limb thoughts: 1) Is our DL too good for our OL's development? Even the DL twos are good enough that I wonder if they've broken the OL's confidence. Instead of developing, are the linemen spending every practice correcting mistakes? Iron sharpens aluminum? 2) Is the OL coach really the answer? Every time we've hired a "top 5 OL coach" since 2010, the result has been the same. Bill Bedenbaugh didn't forget how to coach either, and Oklahoma's line is struggling too. A big name college coach has to align with Sark, and an NFL OL coach might help with scheme and technique, but maybe not with developing 18-year-olds. So is it really as simple as firing Flood and throwing money at the next home-run hire with skins on the wall? 3) Is it strength? Becton has the team fast and well conditioned. The DL anchors well but doesn't really penetrate (bonus pts for big man tuddys), and the OL looks weak. A few years ago I think we brought Dana LeDuc back to work on strength. Is he still around? Is strength training part of the OL's struggle, or do they just not know what to do in live fire?

Geez. There's just no getting around how bad that is. Sad stuff.

Yes Sark and Arch could do their part to discourage DCs from a full frontal assault, but this sure is crazy to see: