OU’s #3 WR trying to flex

[TheRoJoShow]

2 minutes ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

What does that say about Sark's comment in the presser that he hopes Texas "kicks his ass" when they play on October 10th?

I hope we kick OU’s ass as well. I haven’t seen the presser but I’d imagine he didn’t mean him personally. If he did, then I still disagree, and sark is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. He openly admitted he was let go to bring in better talent. 

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1 minute ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

What does that say about Sark's comment in the presser that he hopes Texas "kicks his ass" when they play on October 10th?

Kicking his ass individually does little for our team objective.  I interpreted it as Texas kicking OUs to include him.

There should be no specific objective to hit him harder, more often, whatever than any other Sooner.  And if the opportunity presents to waylay any Sooner, at any time, we need to take advantage of it.

[Dread-headed Texan]

On 7/24/2026 at 10:20 PM, Bunk Moreland said:

My one concern with Parker going to OU is the insider info he has on a whole range of things that could give OU the smallest edge—from OL timing and marks to specific calls and little reads on Arch. I’m less worried about the D since we have a new DC. So I doubt there’s any intel he could share with them. But the RRS is a game of inches and momentum swings—the slightest edge he could give them through sharing intel could be huge for them. Then again, we may well just overwhelm them with talent this year and smoke their ass into the grass.

Calls change from year to year even as much as game to game. WRs are on a choice route tree with strict rules. So you can literally call the same play four times consecutively and it'll be different depending on the defensive front and defensive backfield alignment. So even switching schools Parker doesn't have any more information of this year's scheme that isn't already on tape.