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Interesting looking at it like that. Wish he wasn't such a liability in the run and screen game.

So locked in at work, they started calling me Jeff Banks

Now show blocking effort. Golden smokes these two and Coleman is worse than AD.

Never did I think his numbers would mirror that of his time at Auburn, yet here we are.

The frame of the question is likely what led to the response. The Texas defense could improve with how they let up against Tennessee and Oklahoma made the plays late. So as a coach he is trying to find anything they could improve on. But I completely agree with your points. In this response, he has to circle back to mention his inept offense and special teams as the primary issues on this team. Leaving the defense out to dry too many times. This team is 2-3 right now if this defense took even the slightest step back.

If he catches that ball vs Ohio state the talk is a lot different about him. Say what you want about his blocking, we didn’t pay him millions to block. AD was a poor blocker too. Hopefully he can improve with his physicality but I think he’ll have a great year as long as our OL holds up and if Arch plays good.

Good stuff, Blake.

GJ please come call plays. Please....

Brother do you work

It's Texas State, and it's hard to argue against that being the case. The Bobcats ran for 503 yards and had 716 yards of total offense in a 66-27 win over Colorado State last night. Of the five offenses Texas has faced this season, Texas State's 161 yards in the season opener are the most the Longhorns have allowed. That's also the Bobcats' season-low.

It'll always be too soon!

He's a great guy but I'd love for him to just say F it and see how many yards LWC can get in a game. Give him as many carries as possible and let him put 100+ points on the board. Something like LaMelo Ball 92 points in high school basketball game cause he was cherry picking.

How does Cam Coleman’s start at Texas compare to Adonai Mitchell and Matthew Golden? All three arrived with high expectations out of the transfer portal. Through his first five games, Coleman has 17 catches for 318 yards and five touchdowns on 30 targets. That puts him just three yards behind Mitchell’s five-game total, with more touchdowns than either Mitchell or Golden had at that point. The graphic below breaks down each receiver’s first five games at Texas, including targets, catches, yards and touchdowns. How do those numbers line up with your impression of Coleman’s start?

<1 pt per drive Factoring in TO, negative ppd Superbad

It's dumb. How many targeting calls are called for RB's taking shots to the head? He was playing as a RB, hence the handoff(lateral).

A passer passes the ball. No one was calling him a QB.

I will say, I thought the OU game was bad in the second half. Then I went through the actual drive chart and had a physical reaction....Since Sark wanted to talk about finishing, here are our drives in the second half against OU....Brace yourselves: 4 plays, 24 yards, 1:24 off the clock, punt 3 plays, 8 yards, 1:20 off the clock, punt 3 plays, 9 yards, 2:21 off the clock, punt 3 plays, 2 yards, 1:39 off the clock, punt 2 plays, 3 yards, 1:15 off the clock, Pick 6 7 plays, 75 yards, 3:35 off the clock, TD 7 plays, 38 yards, 2:49 off the clock, missed field goal 4 plays, 27 yards, 0:35 off the clock, INT 8 total drives for: Total plays: 33 Total Yards: 186 Total Time of Possession: 14:58 (thanks to the pick 6 and TD drive after) Average plays per drive: 4.13 Average yards per drive: 23.25 Average time off the clock per drive: 1:52 4 punts 2 INTs (1 pick 6) 1 TD 1 missed FG Scoring drives: 12.5% On to Florida, I promise

TVs will get broken, marriages will get tested, and livers will be beaten like they stole something. This site will be renamed, " On Titanic Texas Football" going forward. Lord, you don't want that to happen, so help us and save our sanity oh great one.

Nothing Sark will say something about history and we used to be good so we eventually will be good again lol.

I would imagine that it very well could go national

I would say requiring teams to play 10 (or even 11) "Power 4" games is all for show. Let's be honest, ACC, Big 12 and Big 10 have about 10 decent teams combined. Playing Purdue, Colorado, etc. is not actually much easier than Boise, Tulane, Oklahoma State, etc. The power 4 is simply an illusion. I'd take 3 or 4 AAC teams over about half of the Big 12 and ACC at this point.

Two perfect throws and catches in a row. Tip your hat.

The special teams is what it is. I’ve just come to accept that. It will probably be this way until the Sark era is over, whenever that day comes.