Sark insists on calling plays to avoid being the Head Coach

[BillP880]

In my business experience, employees would try to do what they LIKED to do versus what we DIRECTED them to do.  Part of management was to keep employees on task with what we directed and needed them to do.

In-game, Sark is so busy calling offensive plays that he can't focus on the overall game strategy and decisions.

IMHO, Sark as OC cannot continue next year.  We have history and it is not good.  In additions to Sark's history, see Aggy and Jimbo Fisher.

[Jeff Howe]

That's a fair take. His decisions related to game management haven't been good this season, especially in the two losses.

[DanielOnorato]

He has too much of a hands off NFL approach on the sidelines. I'd like to see him chew someone out or communicate with his guys as to what they're seeing so they can make adjustments and problem solve in game. 

[NBHorn64]

When Sark was calling plays for Alabama when they won the Natty, was he in the press box or the sideline.  I think him being on the sideline may hamper him some than being up high and seeing the whole picture. Just a thought.

[Roy Hinojosa]

Right now he's not succeeding in either, so pick one.