JR Smith Posted September 28 Posted September 28 For anyone who wanted a condensed watch back of just the offense. 4 Quote
thecalculator1 Posted September 28 Posted September 28 hes clearly seeing the field well and had some great throws. problem is blitz pickup and being able to adjust protection/get to a hot route. fix that and well be humming. 5 Quote
Levester White Posted September 28 Posted September 28 He is seeing the field much better than I thought. Sark put Arch in some terrible spots. The long developing routes were boneheaded on his part. Arch did miss a wide-open slant to Mosely, but other than that, he was muuuuch better than I thought. Sark simply was out-coached. 6 Quote
Glass Joe Posted September 28 Posted September 28 33 minutes ago, Levester White said: He is seeing the field much better than I thought. Sark put Arch in some terrible spots. The long developing routes were boneheaded on his part. Arch did miss a wide-open slant to Mosely, but other than that, he was muuuuch better than I thought. Sark simply was out-coached. After 6 years of Sark’s offense, does he have anything other than long developing routes and a checkdown in his route schemes? 1 1 Quote
Clifton Posted September 28 Posted September 28 1 minute ago, Glass Joe said: After 6 years of Sark’s offense, does he have anything other than long developing routes and a checkdown in his route schemes? What's weird, is that he seems to use less orbit motion that he used to. It seemed like that was a staple of his offense that would essentially pull guys open for quick outs/hitches, but it's being used less and less. Or at least to me it seems like it has. 5 Quote
NothinButDaHorns34 Posted September 28 Posted September 28 I really hope sark uses this bye week to show advantage to figure out a offensive identity because at some point our defense is NOT going to be able to bail us out and we will need to score 20-30 points 1 Quote
Levester White Posted September 29 Posted September 29 22 hours ago, Glass Joe said: After 6 years of Sark’s offense, does he have anything other than long developing routes and a checkdown in his route schemes? No. I stand on this in saying we need an offensive coordinator. We see Indiana. They won a Natty last year. They have an offense with an identity. Florida, year one... and an offense with an identity. It's not Arch; it's not our O-line... It's our OC. Time for a change. Sark needs to be pressed on this. 2 Quote
Levester White Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Sark seems like a coach without any accountability... How Mack Brown listened to DKR, it seems no one is in his ear, or he refuses to listen. We will not win it all until he pivots. 1 1 Quote
jkates Posted September 29 Posted September 29 14 minutes ago, Levester White said: Sark seems like a coach without any accountability... How Mack Brown listened to DKR, it seems no one is in his ear, or he refuses to listen. We will not win it all until he pivots. I don't think you can find a single head coach in the Texas athletics department who would say they work for Chris Del Conte without any accountability. 1 Quote
Levester White Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Maybe you’re right. Then I hope he’s on his head about this offense. Just sayin’. Quote
3LegacyHorn Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Remember 4th and Golden ? (4th n 13 vs Arizona State) ewers audibled to MAX protection. Do you think Sark Eliminated those options for Arch ? Quote
Here for the Wins Posted September 29 Posted September 29 44 minutes ago, 3LegacyHorn said: Remember 4th and Golden ? (4th n 13 vs Arizona State) ewers audibled to MAX protection. Do you think Sark Eliminated those options for Arch ? Sark was on record saying that they’d worked on that specifically so I’m not certain that was particular freedom given to the QB. Also compare that to ASU having 13 games of tape with which to work versus Tennessee and a new DC with only 3 games. And likely none of those 3 provided exactly the insight we needed. So who knows how much leash is given. 1 Quote
JR Smith Posted September 29 Author Posted September 29 (edited) second play of the game. scored on the drive, but the lack of patience/vision/bounce ability from Leek pushed him to miss a huge gain + a possible house call Edited September 29 by JR Smith Quote
Here for the Wins Posted September 29 Posted September 29 14 minutes ago, JR Smith said: second play of the game. scored on the drive, but the lack of patience/vision/bounce ability from Leek pushed him to miss a huge gain + a possible house call We seem to get a bit more Trent Richardson plays than I’d like. That may get ignored because we’re fast. Quote
hookem1014 Posted September 29 Posted September 29 1 hour ago, Levester White said: No. I stand on this in saying we need an offensive coordinator. We see Indiana. They won a Natty last year. They have an offense with an identity. Florida, year one... and an offense with an identity. It's not Arch; it's not our O-line... It's our OC. Time for a change. Sark needs to be pressed on this. It seems to me that Sark would rather leave for the NFL than hire an OC. He’s been very adamant that he came here to call the plays. Quote
Jeffrey Wang Posted September 29 Posted September 29 The first illegal forward passing seemed to be thrown behind the marker. Quote
lemonandaturd Posted September 29 Posted September 29 I guess we will find out about that Indiana offensive identity when they play Ohio State. Same with Florida when they play here next month. 2 Quote
Paul Jespersen Posted September 29 Posted September 29 The sideline toss to Bishop was a beauty. 🙌 Also, all you Wingo haters can suck it. He's been money this year and is a baller. Hands waaaay better than last year, blocks like a fiend, and great teammate and culture guy as far as anyone can tell. He's had one bad drop and that screwy (illegal) onsides kick. He's having a great year imo. 🤘 3 Quote
thecalculator1 Posted September 29 Posted September 29 wingo has been WR1 for sure. i think there is a convo to be had about coleman getting very little separation in man coverage. can arch do better at throwing him open? yes. but wingo/mosley/bishop all seem better at creating separation which is crazy to say 1 Quote
Here for the Wins Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Coleman has gotten bullied a bit. Some of the throws his way seem a bit forced. He and Arch have had less time together than Wingo and Mosley too so that may have some impact too. Quote
Neil Leininger Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Yeah, Arch missing the spring was a big time problem. He missed the spring last year as well and took 6.75 games to figure it out. Quote
Cujonation83 Posted September 29 Posted September 29 3 hours ago, Levester White said: Sark seems like a coach without any accountability... How Mack Brown listened to DKR, it seems no one is in his ear, or he refuses to listen. We will not win it all until he pivots. Nonsense. He does take accountability. 1 Quote
Cujonation83 Posted September 29 Posted September 29 59 minutes ago, lemonandaturd said: I guess we will find out about that Indiana offensive identity when they play Ohio State. Same with Florida when they play here next month. STRAIGHT FACTS! I think Ohio State handles Indiana by double digits 🤔 😏. We will see with Florida as well. 1 Quote
Levester White Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago On 9/29/2026 at 2:45 PM, Cujonation83 said: Nonsense. He does take accountability. He's not taking any tonight. He's not willing to find an OC... I doubt he makes a QB change... if you call him accountable for talking about it without taking action, be my guest. Quote
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