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It’s not only that, the IOL literally don’t know who to block. They’re the worst combination: soft and clueless.
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Coaches at every level deal with the tension of developing toughness and physcality while trying to keep players fresh and healthy. I don't know the answer, but I can see with my eyes that the Texas OL is not physical or playing with toughness right now.
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2025 Women's Volleyball Thread
HookemTexas replied to DirectorsCupUpdates's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I wasn't a fan of Galindo, but some of these SECN announcers make him look like an all-star. What I meant in my comment was the quality of content, announcers were secondary to me, but they weren't too bad. Seems to me like many of the LHN announcers went out of their way to not be Texas biased (including former Longhorns) where as some of the SECN announcers do not hide that they are biased to their home team. -
guswoodrow started following 2 Texas OU Tickets 4 Sale lower level
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I have two extra tickets for the game for sell. Section 13, Row 25 seats 3-4. Listed on Seat Geek but would rather sell here to avoid fees for everyone. $385 per ticket Seats are next to me and my son so Longhorn Fans Only Please
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Saban could afford to do that, he had depth like no team has today.
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Alexander Bellefeuille joined the community
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He’s wrong in saying OTF said the offense was great in the offseason. And that’s part of his schtick.
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Dude is a realist what can you say….We saw a lack of toughness on Saturday, Why was that? Do you have a good explanation? Why did we get whipped for four quarters?
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This. OP’s schtick is about as painful as last Saturday.
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2025 Women's Volleyball Thread
Migas & Fajitas replied to DirectorsCupUpdates's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Let's tap the brakes. I don't find the SECN quite as a cringe-worthy. Nothing personal against any Lowell Galindo fan club members. -
Don't they always pass the eye test? Has there been years where you've seen them in a similar setting and said "this is going to be a long year"??
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2025 Women's Volleyball Thread
HookemTexas replied to DirectorsCupUpdates's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Makes one truly appreciate what we had with Longhorn Network. -
Interesting Comments From Sark
Assistant Regional Manager replied to Hashtag's topic in On Texas Football Forum
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This site also said the offense looked great. I’d trust a guy that sees everything than just a 20 min view window. No disrespect to Bobby or OTF.
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Interesting Comments From Sark
Assistant Regional Manager replied to Hashtag's topic in On Texas Football Forum
This very site said it was the most physical fall camp they heard about in his 5 years here. -
Interesting Comments From Sark
Texas fan in Georgia replied to Hashtag's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I’m more concerned about his excuse for losing both his games against real competition. Asking how many teams would go to the swamp and win knowing usf done it a few weeks ago was such a stupid thing to say. Michigan has beaten Ohio st 4 years in a row. -
Fall practice was the same as spring in this relation. This is from someone who is inside the facility that sees more than just a media window:
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Interesting Comments From Sark
Assistant Regional Manager replied to Hashtag's topic in On Texas Football Forum
That was in relation to spring practice since it was less than 3 months after the previous season ended. Fall Camp had the full number of padded practices and normal contact periods. -
Nick Saban and all his former players say their practices were harder and tougher physically than the games they played. you seriously think not hitting and not practicing as physical doesn’t affect you in games? S&C hasn’t been an issue until this year and it points more toward Sarks philosophical change to go not as physical or hard in practice than it does our S&C program somehow falling off a cliff.
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@John Boyle @Cujonation83 What are y’all hooking? The post makes zero sense. Sark emphasizes more teaching but that leads to a weaker mentally? Nonsensical. “Rough” practices are proven more detrimental than helpful. If anything, we have an S&C issue/gap. Sark has the right approach for wear and tear. He over trusted flood, and bo for that matter, and is reaping the consequences. It’s not rocket science.
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Yeah, I worried about this back then. We’ve seen it before with the thud practices and we get soft. Different regime, I forget which one tried this and same thing happened. Ironically, this is the year we had the depths to get tough in practice and have a next man up mentality if we needed it. That was almost our strength cooking into that season.
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I’m right there with you brother!!
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Coffee and Football: Tuesday 10/7
Joe Zura replied to Blake Munroe's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Why you always lying ??- 1 reply
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Morning yall! Join us for Coffee and Football starting at 8:15 AM. We’ll discuss the latest Longhorns news and talk everything Texas, plus answer your questions. https://www.youtube.com/live/VZdNVSbKwhI?si=PtXB9exraC4srGfk
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And it could explain why we look less physical than we do. It seems his philosophical change and approach to practice may be the reason we look the way we do physically and most likely mentally. CFB ain’t the NFL brother you don’t have 17 games and make it as a wild card with a 10-7 record(this would be like 9-4 in college). Also the mentality and maturity of a CFB isn’t that of a pro player From a March interview: As a result, the Longhorns will have fewer contact periods and more teach periods with more controlled scrimmages instead of going for 140 plays. “Just a little bit of a shift philosophically, as I touched on even back in December, actually, when I first brought this up. The NFL model is such that I think that they teach really well, and it’s something as I’ve studied those guys and I’ve gotten around them here the past few years — you guys know I like to do that in the springtime is go see NFL teams — is making sure we’re teaching really well, making sure that we’re developing and growing as a program, and not just our young players, but really developing our older players to be really dialed into the details of what we’re trying to do. And so again, I feel like you have to in this day and age, be adaptable and not be afraid of change and I think this is an area where we can grow as a program to be better suited for the challenges of the schedule as we know what it was here last season,” Sarkisian said.