If you thought the offense against OU was bad, it was even worse than you thought.

[AustinsTruth]

I will say, I thought the OU game was bad in the second half. Then I went through the actual drive chart and had a physical reaction....Since Sark wanted to talk about finishing, here are our drives in the second half against OU....Brace yourselves:

4 plays, 24 yards, 1:24 off the clock, punt

3 plays, 8 yards, 1:20 off the clock, punt

3 plays, 9 yards, 2:21 off the clock, punt

3 plays, 2 yards, 1:39 off the clock, punt

2 plays, 3 yards, 1:15 off the clock, Pick 6

7 plays, 75 yards, 3:35 off the clock, TD

7 plays, 38 yards, 2:49 off the clock, missed field goal

4 plays, 27 yards, 0:35 off the clock, INT

 

8 total drives for:

Total plays: 33

Total Yards: 186

Total Time of Possession: 14:58 (thanks to the pick 6 and TD drive after)

Average plays per drive: 4.13

Average yards per drive: 23.25

Average time off the clock per drive: 1:52

4 punts

2 INTs (1 pick 6)

1 TD

1 missed FG

Scoring drives: 12.5%

 

On to Florida, I promise

[HookedOnTF]

 <1 pt per drive 

Factoring in TO, negative ppd 

Superbad

Edited 20 hours ago by HookedOnTF

[Nate C]

Brother do you work

[AustinsTruth]

44 minutes ago, Nate C said:

Brother do you work

So locked in at work they started calling me Jeff Banks

Edited 19 hours ago by AustinsTruth

[krzy4ut]

Arch running too much, not running isnt solving this.  Sark and Flood are the issue.

OL must become good.  That sets the table and mentality for the entire team.  You would think Sark would have learned this from Saban.

Arch is an issue as well.  He just may not be anywhere close to what his projection was.

[TexasLonghorns]

Guru 

[watty7796]

10 hours ago, AustinsTruth said:

So locked in at work they started calling me Jeff Banks

Dont know if thats a compliment or a cussing.  

[tsip92]

I’m too lazy to do this, but I would love to see charting for the first and second down plays.  Much like last season, it feels like this team lives behind the chains.  It’s tough to be successful when you start in a hole.