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If I’m coach Sark this Saturday I’m running at least 65-70 percent of my plays out of ten personnel. The recipe to beat Floridas defense is to spread them out. Just ask  SC how they blew them out. I can only begin to imagine this is the breakout game for the offensive side of the ball. I also think Texas needs to find its footing tempo wise this game. They had it running pretty smooth in the last quarter against OSU and the first two against UTSA. Having the ability to play at your pace and will, will certainly give this offense the consistency and confidence it needs.

I think the focus shouldn’t necessarily be personnel groupings but rather how they are being utilized. 12 Can work if we aren’t using both to block. OU crushed us when we went Max protection. We really moved the ball when we had more options out to pass. Sark tried to defend against the overload blitzes instead of beating them with quick routes and slants. Arch’s pick was on an overload blitz yet he had no quick options, or anything over the middle (granted 30 seconds left but we had two timeouts and it was 2nd and 10)

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I would like to see it around 30%.

It's clear the field opens up when the Longhorns get in 10. I don't think the quarterback anticipates well, but when a WR has 10 yards of space it's hard to miss. That's what 10P brings.

Hard to miss these.

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