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  2. well all those things went away in the 2nd half, right on cue
  3. Who’s getting on arch’s ass now??
  4. Today
  5. You have to admit, it is kind of a vague question...
  6. If Texas turns things around and goes all the way in 20 years when we watch the Netflix documentary it's going to look just like the one from Mac and Vince. They all have an interview with Sark saying I finally decided to go with it quarterback I had instead of the quarterback I wanted.
  7. You aren't going to get an answer. That would mean accountability and that isn't Sark.
  8. @CJ Vogel since you have access to the postgame press conference, could you ask Sark what has kept us from doing these things sooner? Calling slants, getting athletes in space, letting Arch use his legs, and taking shots when we’re ahead of the sticks—what determines when he goes to those things? Has it been the defensive looks, confidence in execution, or something else? If his answer is that we took what the defense gave us, could you follow up on what specifically made those opportunities available today that weren’t there before? I’d really like to understand his thought process and why it’s taken this long for the offense to look this way.
  9. letem HANG ARCH
  10. Yesterday
  11. Exactly. Sark doesn't run the spread. He can't change his offense in the middle of the season. We have guys open. Throw it or run.
  12. Are we interested for 2027?
  13. Still rolling with Texas, Sark, and Arch. That’s all that needs to be said 🤘🏾.
  14. Got a real Josh Pate over here.
  15. The Max Browne video really exposed it. Browne played QB for Sark; if anyone can identify the problem, it’s Max Browne.
  16. Definitely not a good look if his cousin is liking that post!!! Imo 🤘🏼🤘🏼
  17. Don't you dare associate greatness with current non greatness, HOOK EM 🤘 🤘 😁😁
  18. How can Texas spend so much and recruit so well and have such mediocre OL play two years in a row? Time for changes.
  19. I was at the Florida game, and let's be honest, the crowd wasn't exactly setting decibel records. The atmosphere definitely felt flat compared to Ohio State and even OU. So McConaughey isn't wrong about that part. What cracks me up is how many people read a letter that basically said, "Show up, be loud, support the team," and responded with: "RIP Sark." "It's never been more over." "Basketball starts soon." "Fire everybody." Criticizing the offense is fair. Criticizing Sark is fair. Criticizing Flood is fair. Lord knows there has been enough bad football lately to go around. But reading some of these posts, you'd think Texas was 3-9, recruiting had collapsed, Arch transferred to LSU at halftime, and Bevo entered the portal after the fourth quarter. The crowd and the team fed off each other. The offense couldn't sustain a drive, and the crowd gradually lost energy. Both things can be true at the same time. What I don't get is the dramatic jump from "the offense has serious issues" to "the Sark era is over." The man goes to back-to-back CFPs and suddenly some folks are conducting a funeral service after a couple bad weeks. Meanwhile McConaughey is sitting on a glacier in Iceland at 1 a.m. watching Texas football on one bar of cell service because he can't miss a game. Half this fan base is ready to transfer to basketball after the second three-and-out. Good grief. 🤘
  20. lol He has to and yes
  21. He’s always been an inaccurate passer … for sure. He’s like Rob Deer of QB’s
  22. Easy answer. Arch is the problem. Sark hasn't changed his offense. It's not like he hired a new OC. I don't know what happened to Arch, but something has.
  23. It's the same offense he's been running now for 4 years. I think he would have already transferred if he couldn't run the offense.
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