On the halftime talk with Arch, Sark said it was trying to do a better job of identifying Ohio State's coverages and the plan to attack them in the second half.
Sarkisian says after Daylan McCutcheon, the next WR to go in the game would have been Ryan Niblett.
Says for the freshmen WR he says it probably wasn't the right scene for their first snaps of their career in that type of environment.
Sark knew Texas would need to make adjustments against Ohio State. He said he and the staff made adjustments in the first half — they just weren't good enough.
Sark said the offense's goal is to have an explosive play rate of 20 percent or more. Seven explosives on 67 snaps (a 10.4-percent explosive play rate) didn't get it done.
The courage Jack Endries showed catching ball down the field, knowing he'd get popped, is one of the things that stood out to Sark regarding the transfer tight end's debut.
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