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I just want to hear people’s thoughts on this offense. I believe Wingo, Moseley, Coleman, and bishop shouldn’t come off the field. We need to go more tempo and give arch more quick game. Also I’m sorry, but there is no way cooper doesn’t get the ball the 2nd half when he gets the most rushing yards all game on 1 drive. 

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It's year 6 under Sark and we don't have one. 

Sark runs an offense that he wants to run regardless of whether or not his players can execute it. 

The only time where we consistently move the ball is in 10 personnel where Arch has easy reads and hot routes. 

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4 minutes ago, PushFade said:

It's year 6 under Sark and we don't have one. 

Sark runs an offense that he wants to run regardless of whether or not his players can execute it. 

The only time we have consistently move the ball is in 10 personnel where Arch has easy reads and hot routes. 

Thank you!!!

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28 minutes ago, Breezey A LH4LIFE said:

 Also I’m sorry, but there is no way cooper doesn’t get the ball the 2nd half when he gets the most rushing yards all game on 1 drive. 

Have we found out if he was hurt, some speculation to such.

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5 minutes ago, dentonhorn said:

Have we found out if he was hurt, some speculation to such.

I don’t know. @CJ Vogeli believe or another reporter was going to ask at the press conference. It’s just my opinion though that drive from Cooper made him look like our best RB. We don’t have someone that runs that hard and fast that moves the pile. I just don’t get it

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3 minutes ago, Breezey A LH4LIFE said:

I don’t know. @CJ Vogeli believe or another reporter was going to ask at the press conference. It’s just my opinion though that drive from Cooper made him look like our best RB. We don’t have someone that runs that hard and fast that moves the pile. I just don’t get it

I have not hard anything about injuries, my original takeaway was Texas got out of Saturday pretty healthy.

I doubt we hear anyhting from Sark regarding any injury/health updates too. "Wait till the injury report" will be the answer.

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1 minute ago, CJ Vogel said:

I have not hard anything about injuries, my original takeaway was Texas got out of Saturday pretty healthy.

I doubt we hear anyhting from Sark regarding any injury/health updates too. "Wait till the injury report" will be the answer.

Thats even worse C.J

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All the talk from Sark about his mentors having influence on how he does things. He needs to watch how often Saban saw the writing on the wall and made changes. Change players, change coordinators, change schemes. Adapt to your team’s personnel and strengths. 

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Just now, TCope111 said:

All the talk from Sark about his mentors having influence on how he does things. He needs to watch how often Saban saw the writing on the wall and made changes. Change players, change coordinators, change schemes. Adapt to your team’s personnel and strengths. 

We are not a power run team. We are finesse and that okay. We have elite speed going 4 wide. Check the ball down and quick game. Slants, bubbles, hitches. Then take your deep shots when you feel it. It can’t be this complicated. Our O-line is giving arch time to throw. We have a better run game than last year with better backs. So what’s the problem? The OC

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No identity. The RB who left is thriving at Kentucky as the rbs we brought in combined don't have Baxters production.

Hard headed offensive play caller or doesn't take the simple plays and constantly has his QBs with their backs against the wall due to inconsistent running calls, late developing routes/plays with out hot routes available for when teams overwhelm them with the blitz.

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It’s actually unbelievable to me that sark hasn’t like set up 5 plays that are the “bread and butter”. Our offense is basically just a Chili’s menu - a bunch of random food items that can vary significantly from day to day, mostly averaging out at meh. 

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7 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

In all seriousness, the identity of the offense is living and dying with Arch's playmaking ability. It worked against Ohio State. It didn't work yesterday.

Why can't they establish any semblance of a consistent run game? A rusher will get in a rhythm then they'll be benched for multiple series...

Baffling 

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There is none.  My preference has always been backs like Kewan Lacy, or Georgia/Alabama type backs.  Cooper fits that type.  Don’t like these 5’9-5’10 under 200lb backs.  Give me a physical run game with a mobile QB with play action, roll outs, tunnel screens.  Control the game.  Hate these long developing plays.  Sark wants to be pretty and finesse and take long shots down the field.  Problem is, the OL can’t consistently move/protect.  

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