Levester White Posted 54 minutes ago Posted 54 minutes ago (edited) The name has more weight than his play. look, I know some will disagree, but let’s unpack this… Arch has zero grasp on the more advanced aspects of running this offense. He Will NOT check us out of bad plays… He WILL NOT pull it when the defensive end crashes down… He DOES NOT see the field. Now, I have to assume that our offense is sputtering because of Sarks unwillingness to see that Arch cannot effectively run his offense. What are the options? Who knows… but I’ll tell you this, Arch Manning is not a good fit for this offense, and Sark is not prepared in games when the defense takes away Arch’s first read. No adjustment… nothing. This is on Sark, and he coaches tight and the players play tight. Maybe the problem isn’t the quarterback… it’s the system, and a need to change gears at offensive coordinator Edited 49 minutes ago by Levester White 2 1 Quote
Levester White Posted 50 minutes ago Author Posted 50 minutes ago (edited) 3 minutes ago, Levester White said: L Edited 50 minutes ago by Levester White Quote
mmdaytontexas Posted 49 minutes ago Posted 49 minutes ago I didn't think it was possible, but Sark is more stubborn than Coach Akers. It eventually cost Akers a national championship and his job. 1 Quote
Califashorn75 Posted 47 minutes ago Posted 47 minutes ago He has a lot of issues to fix. The first is get rid of the ball! Geez. Quote
Hook3m Posted 47 minutes ago Posted 47 minutes ago We better get used to him coming back for another year. He won’t get drafted in the 1st round. Quote
Levester White Posted 43 minutes ago Author Posted 43 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, mmdaytontexas said: I didn't think it was possible, but Sark is more stubborn than Coach Akers. It eventually cost Akers a national championship and his job. Yeah, man. This is aweful. Quote
Levester White Posted 41 minutes ago Author Posted 41 minutes ago 4 minutes ago, Hook3m said: We better get used to him coming back for another year. He won’t get drafted in the 1st round. I’ll be honest, I’m not sure he’s draft able outside of the 6th or 7th round. I see NFL potential, but he loses mentality. 1 Quote
Levester White Posted 39 minutes ago Author Posted 39 minutes ago Brian Robison is cooking right now. He said he believes Arch is handcuffed just how Quinn was. He also is questioning his decision making. Gentleman, it’s time to question the whole operation on the offensive side beginning with Sark going down to Arch. 4 Quote
NTX_Horn Posted 34 minutes ago Posted 34 minutes ago 10 minutes ago, Hook3m said: We better get used to him coming back for another year. He won’t get drafted in the 1st round. I think he’s coming back. He’s a 3rd rounder at best. I came to the realization of him coming back after that game last week. How much better can he get this year? I’d say it’s marginally better, and not enough to be a first rounder. Quote
Timberman Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago 7 minutes ago, Levester White said: Brian Robison is cooking right now. He said he believes Arch is handcuffed just how Quinn was. He also is questioning his decision making. Gentleman, it’s time to question the whole operation on the offensive side beginning with Sark going down to Arch. We won! Quote
JMarquette Posted 29 minutes ago Posted 29 minutes ago 9 minutes ago, Levester White said: Brian Robison is cooking right now. He said he believes Arch is handcuffed just how Quinn was. He also is questioning his decision making. Gentleman, it’s time to question the whole operation on the offensive side beginning with Sark going down to Arch. The decision making is an issue because this offense isn’t built for Arch. It’s literally square peg round hole. 1 Quote
Jordan91 Posted 19 minutes ago Posted 19 minutes ago It’s not Arch fault that he was hyped the way he was. He’s playing average at best right now. The line didn’t give him a lot of time today. He started off well but when he craters he goes off a cliff. I didn’t see many horrible passes like last week though. This system is not good for him. He needs to use his legs, Quinn needed to do that too, but Sark doesn’t let them. I am still waiting to see Sark develop a quarterback. Quote
mmdaytontexas Posted 19 minutes ago Posted 19 minutes ago (edited) 15 minutes ago, NTX_Horn said: I think he’s coming back. He’s a 3rd rounder at best. I came to the realization of him coming back after that game last week. How much better can he get this year? I’d say it’s marginally better, and not enough to be a first rounder. Why would he come back? He's going to have the same offense and the same OC/QB coach he's had for 3 years. What can he possibly improve on having the same coaches and running the same plays behind yet another inept offensive line coached by the same coach? That definition of insanity comes to mind. I think he goes pro. Edited 19 minutes ago by mmdaytontexas Quote
Tres Comas Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago 27 minutes ago, Hook3m said: We better get used to him coming back for another year. He won’t get drafted in the 1st round. I think the only way he leaves is if he goes nuclear which seems unlikely. He has a lot to develop. Quote
Red Five Posted 17 minutes ago Posted 17 minutes ago He's not a good fit for our offense. And vice versa. Someone like Stetson Bennett would probably win the Heisman for us this year. 1 Quote
HookemFromOkc Posted 12 minutes ago Posted 12 minutes ago He has to stop throwing it past the line of scrimmage. Literally a high schooler doesnt do that. 3 times in 2 games he did this. Quote
Texasborn91 Posted 11 minutes ago Posted 11 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, Red Five said: He's not a good fit for our offense. And vice versa. Someone like Stetson Bennett would probably win the Heisman for us this year. What offense is he a good fit for? Wing-t? 1 Quote
Levester White Posted 11 minutes ago Author Posted 11 minutes ago 17 minutes ago, Timberman said: We won! For how long though, man? Winning is the goal, yes. But between Arch and Sark, we will lose atleast two games in conference. Offense has no identity. Guess who’s that’s on? Sark. Arch is lost out there. That’s on Sark too. Quote
NTX_Horn Posted 9 minutes ago Posted 9 minutes ago (edited) 10 minutes ago, mmdaytontexas said: Why would he come back? He's going to have the same offense and the same OC/QB coach he's had for 3 years. What can he possibly improve on having the same coaches and running the same plays behind yet another inept offensive line coached by the same coach? That definition of insanity comes to mind. I think he goes pro. Worse draft class next year for QB’s. He can improve on pre/post snap reads. Intermediate passing. Offensive line has improved, but Arch today made no check outs out of those blitzes today. He can’t read pre or post snap. Holds the ball too long. Edited 9 minutes ago by NTX_Horn Quote
Levester White Posted 8 minutes ago Author Posted 8 minutes ago 8 minutes ago, Jordan91 said: It’s not Arch fault that he was hyped the way he was. He’s playing average at best right now. The line didn’t give him a lot of time today. He started off well but when he craters he goes off a cliff. I didn’t see many horrible passes like last week though. This system is not good for him. He needs to use his legs, Quinn needed to do that too, but Sark doesn’t let them. I am still waiting to see Sark develop a quarterback. You are somewhat correct here, but what do you do about the scheme not fitting what Arch is able to do? We play well…. When behind. That shows you he has the ability to cut it lose. Quote
snugsie Posted 6 minutes ago Posted 6 minutes ago This ain't a lie. He's a good QB but not great. A little overhyped but we obviously can win with him. Quote
Levester White Posted 6 minutes ago Author Posted 6 minutes ago 21 minutes ago, JMarquette said: The decision making is an issue because this offense isn’t built for Arch. It’s literally square peg round hole. Everyone can see it but Sark. The good thing is we have a week off to fix our crap. OU still has a pulse and they play fast on defense Quote
Levester White Posted 1 minute ago Author Posted 1 minute ago KJ Lacey seems like a better fit, but man, who wants to start over??? I know Nick Saban would for sure. Quote
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