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You can’t look at game 20 years ago and translate production to today’s offenses and rules.

IMO the QB the past two years was a limiting factor in that. Can’t run it up if your QB can’t connect deep and you always have to rely on a 5-15 yard pass being housed.

Completion percentage doesn’t need to be 67% or better. You can be low 60s and be highly productive and throw for a lot of yards. We really just need to convert redzone opportunities. We were so bad at that the last two years.

Texas had it really good in the portal at WR over the last two cycles, Mitchell then Bond, Bolden and Golden. I like Mosley WR but Mitchell and Golden were on another level, elite.

My guess is yes if Arch stays healthy.

I want Texas to add Kreul or Henderson at Edge to complement Wesley. Either combo would give us a great duo for Jack and Buck positions.

Too bad we only had him for a year.

OTF is definitely my most watched YT channel. I also enjoy 3rd and Longhorn and Wheelin and Dealin. I watch a lot of motorcycle videos as well, Bogey biker, Thrashing, 2Lane Life, Cycle Fanatix, 2147 Life just to name a few. Also like watch the King of the baggers race. Meatchurch and Sam the Cooking Guy are some of the cooking shows I watch.

It's bizarre. Venables is just a glorified DC. He doesn't have veto power over offensive game plan or decisions. Wilson is in charge of clock and "game" management. Nagy is really the head coach. Wouldn't be surprised if Nagy is in the box with a headset on and we just don't know it.

I know BV isn't enjoying being micromanage like this. It also tells me the OU administration don't trust him.

I don't really know. It will be interesting to see. I'm not really trying to target anyone specifically, just Coach Sark because he's not only the HC but also the playcaller. But it could be a combination of the two? We'll see how Arch handles being the guy moving forward. Year 1 I can kinda forgive, because it was his first year but we've had a lot of close games that shouldn't have been. Like the ones you mentioned, for an example. Even the SEC championship game, with all the great chances they had and still couldn't get it done.

Don't forget Shipley the K from Texas State. Hoping we can get back some more consistency at that position.

I don't know the in's and outs of that, but it was a trend under Ewers, so maybe? I'd just like to see a bit more of a killer instinct is all.

Not just the defense with a pass rush that should be much better (although '24 was really good) but also special teams with us having a future NFL punter in Bouwmeester instead of true freshman Michael Kern.

I'm still trying to figure out how much of that was Sark and how much of that was Quinn. I watched the Vandy game the other night and after we took a two score lead Sark was still dialing it up but that's when the false starts, holding calls and another Quinn pick made the game closer than it needed to be. Same thing with A&M, Sark called a game that should've resulted in 31-0 or 38-0 type game yet key mistakes made it 17-7 instead. Year 1 of Sark saw all of the blown leads but that was Casey Thompson and a Texas team that severely lacked depth so once again, I'm curious to see how much Arch(and this team) changes those dynamics.

Matt Leinart also never had the opportunity to play 16 games. They played 13 at most.

He's fast.

Seems like a nice kid.

Read that Nagy has taken advanced game scouting away from Venables. Looks like Venables can't plan a team meal without Nagy's permission. Hard to see how the criminal sooner administration thinks they're going to be able to hire a competent coach to replace Venables with Nagy basically running everything.

Busted open can be a great listen. Dave bugs me though.

All y'all are out of your mind crazy on this Arch stuff. Arch's trajectory is similar to Matt Leinert's at USC under Sark. Leinert ultimately won the Heisman and was the 10th overall pick in the NFL draft and never hit 4K yards.

The Tyler area schools, beyond just old John Tyler, have maybe produced more per capita than any.

Was at Fox Tech in San Antonio too. His story is interesting

I don't think Sark trusted Quinn enough to just turn him loose and put teams away. I'd bet Sark will allow Arch to push until he has at least a three score lead. If we don't get separation, he'll keep pushing unless there's tactical reason to abandon risk.

3 years, back to back to back national champions, 3 straight 16 - 0 seasons (beats OU 47 game win streak record)