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Yes. I just bought lumber online to build a saloon.

Given that Texas is the best football state in the US, and given that we have only won a single title in the last 55 years, can't say we have done much.

We are averaging 19 ppg in regulation the past 9 games vs p4 conference teams

This is starting to feel like 2010. Not the 5-7 part, but the fact that the product hasn't been anywhere close to expectations.

Current OL recruiting rankings and opinion from a casual: Goosby - 413 overall, 26th OT. Bad game but they hit on him Stroh - 613 overall, 41st OT. Big miss, but ranking pans out. Neto - 91overall, 4th IOL. If Stroh beat him out, he was a bad eval and miss Hutson - 362 nationally. 13th IOL. Would say not playing up to that ranking. He’s average. Campbell - 10 nationally, 1st IOL. Hard to live up to that billing, but he’s consistently been a liability and not living up to the standard. Miss Baker - 32 nationally, 2nd OT. Early in career, but clearly struggling. Miss so far. Recruiting matters. I would say Flood’s recruiting philosophy is coming home to roost a bit.

Probably after next week

Wow 😂

Also — where is Justus Terry? Remember when he was going to be a pretty big piece this season? So many questions.

Is it time to stop watching the games and find something else to do on Saturday?

Thanks. A dumbfounding decision, among several this offseason. He might have just made some philosophy mistakes this offseason.

@Jeff Howe can you recall a Texas team that had as much offseason hype to turn out this dissapointing so far?

Sorry they don’t practice well enough and aren’t in the circle of trust. We will continue to force a useless Ryan Niblett out there

Imagine what this would have been like if they had their full defensive line this game. They had like 3 guys out, including Banks the 1st rounder.

On the last touchdown drive, Arch using his legs and finding guys off schedule was working well. We should roll Arch more to give the threat of his legs to get guys open. This offense is boring.

If Texas is smart they will start using that younger talent across the board. This year may be a rebuilding year but they sure could get the youngsters a bunch of run and see where things shake out. The guys that they are leaning on now are 3 and 4 year guys and ovviosly not the answer.

We’ve never had an identity on offense under Sark unless you consider underperforming it’s identity

FWIW Ohio St is rebuilding this year and that’s what this team should look like in a rebuilding year if we had a offensive coaching staff worth a crap

It seems as though, instead of ramping up the things that make his offense tough to stop, given the turnover, Sark has given the offense little margin for error, trying to beat teams straight up. The offense doesn't have an identity. Other than Arch's legs, there's nothing they do well enough to lean on right now.

Next week is the biggest game of Sark’s career. If he cannot perform, we probably have found out what kind of coach he is.

And that OL under performed

It was obvious to many of us. But somehow not obvious to our coaching staff. Nice job fellas

TTT

Absolutely

Rebuilding means you have young players getting experience to be better the next year. This OL is old and terrible. That’s not rebuilding. No one in the RB room is looking like a difference maker regardless of age. Young WR aren’t getting reps or stepping up. So that’s not rebuilding. Arch is a third year player in the program.

French wasn't a 5* and wasn't pursued nationally like one either. That's why missing on DK Moore really sucked.