CJ Vogel is a REAL ONE

[Levester White]

@CJ Vogel Your post-game questions are exactly what needed to be asked. 

Listening to your post-game coverage now... I'm loving what you are saying. 

You asked Is it the offensive coordinator, or is it the QB? 

I'll say this... Sark's ego will KILL the potential of this team.

It's YEAR 4 with Arch being in the offense, and he can't pick up reads. Change is needed. 

Two games with multiple three-and-outs in a row... change is needed.

Its unfair to ask the o line to block 7-8 blitzers while Arch continues to not adjust the blocking or change the call.... change is needed. 

Offense has digressed, and defenses know what we are going to do... change is needed. 

We play much better out of spread concepts, but no.. Sark has to bunch up the look to make things harder on Arch, and the offense... Change is needed. 

That change begins with Steve Sarkisian humbling himself to either change his scheme, find a quarterback that can run his offense, or, as Ohio St did in 2024, hire an offensive coordinator. If Mack Brown is in Steve's ear, PLEASE, TELL HIM THE TRUTH!!!! 

Edited 18 hours ago by Levester White

[Derek Handler]

Agree 💯. CJ only reporter in room that actually asks the tough questions. 

[ClubWhatever]

Asking tough questions has zero effect.  It’s just for fans.   Coaches are going to do what coaches do.  

Edited 5 hours ago by ClubWhatever

[Levester White]

4 hours ago, ClubWhatever said:

Asking tough questions has zero effect.  It’s just for fans.   Coaches are going to do what coaches do.  

You are correct. The athletic director hears them too. Not saying anything happens, but Sark needs some smoke behind this. 

[Steamboat Willie]

I think Sark values big plays more than consistently moving the chains. OU was allowing 23.1% on third down, and with two weeks to prepare, we went 3-for-13. Cooper was running well inside but barely touched it in the second half. Arch’s last pick looked predetermined, with a receiver coming open underneath. Sometimes taking five yards is better than chasing twenty.

[LonghornFan4Ever]

41 minutes ago, Steamboat Willie said:

I think Sark values big plays more than consistently moving the chains. OU was allowing 23.1% on third down, and with two weeks to prepare, we went 3-for-13. Cooper was running well inside but barely touched it in the second half. Arch’s last pick looked predetermined, with a receiver coming open underneath. Sometimes taking five yards is better than chasing twenty.

When the first TD pass happened, that's when Sark got pass happy.