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Agree. I'm starting to think Sark is obsessed with the deep pass and the element of surprise, and goes to great links to disguise his offense, including what he puts on film for future opponents. If I'm right, you aren't supposed to understand it.

Miami

Expected to Stay in state

No

We don’t have the offensive line for that right now. Frustrating to see no Tight End lay over the middle for a quick 7 yards. And running Raleek between the guards instead of stretching outside is another 2nd and 9. And what is up with the penalties? Can’t understand how we are this deep into the season and we are still this undisciplined

The O-Line has a bee stinger because after the script is up they die

Go to plays the offense is great at executing. a/k/a bread & butter. Texas offense has no stinger on offense IMO

I assume Sark is talking about their big play ability on offense. Sark's obsession with the deep shot that reflects in Arch's play is one of the biggest problems with this offense IMO. Arch holds the ball too long looking for bigger plays, which leads to late checkdowns, sacks, and at times turnovers. I think Sark is stressing it more this year to justify Cam Coleman's big contract. Arch was not hunting the deep shot nearly as much last year. The play calling vs Ole Miss and on the last TD drive vs Miss St looked a lot like the play calling in the 2nd half of last year. Sark needs to stick with what works. He can take his "stinger" and...

He's hunting big plays. It's harder to go the length of the field consistently against good defensive teams

The play is Wingo. Get that man is space, also Bishop in space and Arch on the move/running

Agree. At least in Sark’s mind, the offense’s stinger is the deep ball. Which explains why he’s having such a hard time committing to the quick game, while we continue to see Arch stand in the pocket waiting for long plays to develop.

In all seriousness a stinger is the what we do that punishes other teams. Our “stinger” is the big play downfield. The problem is when we sting our offense dies for 5 possessions until the stinger comes back.

It's... STIIIIIIIIIING!

I think the context was a question about Arch holding onto the ball too long looking for that deep shot explosive play and was that a smart strategy. I think he thinks those deep shot explosive plays are his "stinger." They make the defense have to respect it and account for it.

A wasp keeps its stinger after it stings and keeps stinging. A bee loses its stinger and dies after using it. Maybe he should say be more like a wasp and less like a bee? And a "Texas Stinger" sounds like a $1 shot at any dive bar. Maybe Titos vodka, lime, and jalapeno juice?

Wingo end around? That’s literally the only consistently successful play we have on offense.

Miami is what most people are saying

Man your reading comprehension sucks. This was not AI's opinion either. It was a synthesis of opinions of others in the college football business. It's drawn from rankings, SM, articles on the subject, etc. That's why I said #5 is going to shock you. For whatever reason, some people out there think Flood is a good offensive coordinator.

The only stinger I had heard of was what Bobby mentioned which is a hit that rattles you. Then there's also this guy...

A bee or hornet or wasp I wish I knew

Edge/back to the wall mentality. If not that, not sure what it is but the OL is definitely the wasp spray that will kill our stinger.

We talked about this on C&F this morning ... Sark talks about not losing their "stinger" on offense. 1.) What do you think a "stinger" is? 2.) What is Texas' stinger?

Five star WR has us in his final three with Florida and the U and announcing Thursday. Any reason for optimism? @Gerry Hamilton @Bobby Burton

Good message in the OP but it can devolve too easily. So I’m locking this, not deleting it.

AI doesn’t have ball knowledge. AI still says Kyle Flood is a top 5 OC. How could you possibly trust that over anyone who watches CFB. The data is skewed