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I thought I mentioned Simon among my thoughts, but I left him out. That was my mistake. He was the unquestionable bright spot on offense today.

Running backs had 43 carries for 169 yards 3.93 YPC, that is HORRIBLE! We couldn't run consistently until late in the game, not when it mattered. We continually failed running in short yardage situations. Looking at total rushing stats trying to gain any glimmer of hope from one of the worst offensive performances since Arkansas 2021.

@Jeff Howe - while it was an ugly game on a hot afternoon in front of a cranky stadium, I think we should at least acknowledge that we rushed for 226 yards? I'm also excited about James Simon.

The offensive coaching we need: The offensive coaching we have:

When is someone going to point a finger at Kyle Flood for having a below average O Line. Even last year they weren’t that special.

Should we start standing in line to get tickets for the Houston Bowl?

Bruh 😂

If it’s not broken… then it wouldn’t need to be fixed. Nothings beyond repair… but you might have to replace a few parts.

Let me know if she needs company jk jk jk

I watch y’all before bed every night (to the dismay of my wife) losses or underperformance are definitely not on OTF 😂 win or lose I will force my wife to suffer thru all the OTF content best in the business 🤘

The Texas offensive line hasn't shown it can support such a style of offense.

We have 3 weeks to figure it out!

Can't say I disagree, at this point.

25.5 QB rating against UTEP it is broken !

Here we go with the 24/7 policeman coming over here doing his thing ! Smh 🤣🤣

It's pretty shocking to see him lose all confidence/belief so quickly It's a dramatic swag/confidence change from when he had extended action in 2024. He's got the most pressure on him of any college athlete I have seen, but still shocking to see what we all witnessed vs. UTEP.

It's 11 guys just running through motions and not running an offense IMO. These offensive struggles are top down IMO and I don't think they are something that will need to be resolved starting this week with fully open competition including the QB position(include game film in this evaluation, not just practice), completely remove plays that we are just flat out not good at(quit trying to force plays), and simplify everything so that way the young receivers can get involved as well.

it's definitely a 5-7 offense if what we all watched today doesn't drastically improve.

What's funny to me is that when a team doesn't perform well, or up to their talent level, it's always the people that cover a team that are "you guys told us how good team X would be/could be" or "Pumping sunshine" How about some other options too... 1. An entire program (meaning coaches and support staff) are taken aback by the performance. 2. Maybe a coaching staff is not doing their job of maximizing a team. 3. Maybe some players just aren't playing at the level expected, even by a coaching staff. On the topic of Arch specifically ... does anyone think he looks remotely like the QB that played last year in his extended action? Does anyone believe that the Texas staff would be starting him if he looked like he did vs. UTEP on a daily basis in the spring and fall camp? The answers are obviously no. On some level, it's as simple as players and coaches just are under performing to their talent level. Confidence is so key in the equation too. I see an offense that lacks more and more confidence, the more they play right now. Arch has completely lost the swag/confidence that the fan base watched last year.

Yep I agree it’s his third year on campus this is big boy college football it’s time to pull your Huggies up off your ankles and play football. The pride and winning tradition of the University of Texas will not be entrusted to the weak nor the timid. That means you, Arch.

I don't get why sark doesnt just follow notre dames style like last year and use manning how they used Riley Leonard? They were a run first team and he can take the hits.

That comment has nothing to do with todays game. Vandy is a well coached good team with a QB.

I don’t think we gonna see much different than what we’ve seen. 3-4 games is a pretty good gauge of what you are as a team. Unless Arch makes monumental steps forward, we’re gonna take a step back this year.

There's no way his family would let him play if he was hurt. He has the yips and he just has to play through it. Until he can get out there and feels like he can perform, we have to keep with whatever offense was trotted out today.