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I agree completely @Marcus Myers.  However, it was mentioned my another poster on a different BBS, Sark's identity as a HC is being an play caller.  It's what he knows and I dare say finds validation in.  That's why he ostensibly hired Muschamp to be on complete charge of defense.  Plus, what if he does hire a play calling OC and the offense takes off?  Will his ego be able to handle it?  Additionally, he's so loyal to underperforming assistants (stares in the general direction of Flood and Banks) they would probably undermine the new OC.  I'm just not sure anything of significance changes without Sark going.

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Sark said he earned this job because he was good at calling plays. But is he, truly? He is great at play-design and he has shown that his opening script is always on-point. They marched down the field 75 yards and I found myself ecstatic thinking that he finally unlocked it. But then when a defense makes adjustments he bangs his head on the wall for 3 of 4 quarters. He runs when he should throw and vice versa. Which has trickled down to Arch.

His most successful offensive roles have been under Pete freakin’ Carroll and Nick freakin’ Saban. Two of the GOATS. He was mid at USC as HC and mid at UW as HC. 

At this point you remove the decorative ‘Offensive Coordinator’ title from Flood and tell him his sole focus is OL.

Sark hands the sheet to Milwee in the booth to call the plays (so he can be the next scapegoat). 

Because if he doesn’t do something different, his photo should be placed in the Webster’s Dictionary as a prime example of “Insanity.”

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