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It worked for Day at OSU. But remember when asked after the ‘25 Semifinal exit he said that there is an aspect of calling plays that he loves and, as long as he's "decent at it," he will continue to do so. Unfortunately being “decent at it” doesn’t cut it against the UGAs and OSUs of the world. And it certainly doesn’t cut it when you can’t finish it off with points. It’s early but look at Florida State being up on Bama too! Norvell did the same thing this offseason

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Multiple penalties and botched blitz pickup on fourth.

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That game was there for us to dominate.

From the stands, the OL was great. Arch had tons of time, he just didn’t throw receivers open. He waited until they were open then threw it but by then the windows were closed. He is going to have to process much faster.

Dabo counts if you still see him as the HC he was from 2015-2020. Not sure about him now unless he wins big in the postseason this year. But the only great win over the other great HCs was Saban 2023 and that’s probably because he knew his defensive scheme inside and out.

15 points would’ve won this game

AM should’ve kept the ball and RAN 5x of what he did

This was not on OL . Sark and manning $hit down their pant leg.

Guys - where was the “vaulted” DLine? We looked PEDESTRIAN where was #1 on key plays???

Two bizarre things that I’ll remember from this game - Arch’s big misses on easy throws and the stagnant vanilla unSark-like offense. The defense, run game, and punter were good enough to overcome one but not both. All of a sudden the Florida game is critical.

Play calling may not have sparkled but this loss was on Arch- He will be fine but he was awful in the short game. If the throw behind Wingo was on the money, we have a different outcome and no one is doubting Sark.

Yes. I expect Georgia and perhaps Florida will be better along the lines of scrimmage than OSU was, but that should bode well against everyone else on our schedule.

This was a Tom Herman esque game that had me calling for his head

More referring to Sark's record in top 5 matchups

I don't look at it as a Quinn vs. Arch thing. But the game Sark called in the first half was lacking creativity, imagination and an absence of the things that make his offense tough to stop.

I don’t think so. Of course I was also at my great nieces birthday party with a bunch of LSU fans so apparently I’ll have to rewatch it.

Brock Berlin esque. Brutal.

When does Sark give up the play calling duties and hire a true offensive coordinator to focus on executing a gameplan? Seems like a common occurrence in these big games getting outclassed on the coaching/preparation front. Might be better to delegate some of those responsibilities so sark can focus on being a head coach more and less an offensive coordinator.

Make it make sense.. we did everything we needed to win this game. Nothing but vanilla plane Jaine play calling. Will yourself to 14 points… whatever it takes. This one hurts and this one is on Sark.. what else could you have wanted for your defense?! A qb sneak from the 1? I’m sorry but that’s not gonna cut it for me.

When was the last time PSU or UGa have played a true road game against a Top 5 opponent in week one? I’ll wait

Part of me wonders if this was an experiment by Sark to test his running game, OL, and RBs to see if they could smash OSU without any creativity. In that regard, it actually worked pretty well. But I’m not sure testing your offense is a legitimate reason to not play to win. Very bizarre. It’s clear Sark recognizes they could afford to lose this game, but that appears to have made him complacent. We now have MUCH less margin for error the rest of the way. Hope Sark, Arch, and the whole offense learn from this and continue to get better.