Who has been your favorite player so far during the Sark era?

[Blake Munroe]

Curious to see who everyone’s favorite player has been under Sark and why?

Who yall got??

[McCoyColt]

Kelvin Banks for me. After years and years of whiffing on top OL recruits and having a bad product on the field in that position, he was the game changer that we had to get. He helped turn the ship around at Texas with his immediate impact. 

[Bunk Moreland]

Roschon Johnson. He helped build the foundation of Sark’s culture at Texas and, for my money, was the toughest SOB who has played under Sark at Texas. JWhitt is #2 for similar reasons.

[SpaceCityWrangler]

Too many…

Bijan

Roschon

Murphy

Wisner

Lefau

Taaffe

I’m a big Nick Townsend fan so I’m going with him.  

Edited 4 hours ago by SpaceCityWrangler

[Bunk Moreland]

In terms of players who I’ve enjoyed watching the most, definitely have to group Bijan, Banks, Worthy, Simmons, Jahdae, Sweat and Hill in their own category as some of the all-time greats to ever grace the 40 Acres.  

[McCoy2Shipley]

Rojo for me. He turned this program around. I am a big believer in that his performance against K-state in 21 really turned a corner for the program. 
 

Most exciting is Bijan

[Brho]

Jake Majors and Barron. 

[SarkNotSteven]

Jahdae—not only was he awesome on the field, but he’s an EXCELLENT representative for Texas off the field.  And he called his shot on the Thorpe 🤘

[tenneseehorn08]

Whitt, Rojo, Sorrell, Anthony Hill, Barron...  Maybe Casey Thompson because of all that film study 😉

[ElCafetero]

Xavier Worthy

i remember his freshman year in the OU game and he took the screen pass 75 yards to the endzone on the first play of the game and that’s when I knew he was HIM

I would say Bijan but I don’t know if we are counting players that were Herman recruits that played under Sark

Also Kelvin, Ant Hill, Jahdae, and Colin to round out the top 5

Edited 3 hours ago by ElCafetero

[NothinButDaHorns34]

I’ve gotta go with a kelvin banks for sure. To trust flood and sark as a five star offensive tackle recruit everybody wanted when we hadn’t had a guy go in the first round in over 10 years when he committed to us is very commendable as a fan. 

Edited 3 hours ago by NothinButDaHorns34

[CHorn427]

Thinking about all of these guys is incredible. We’ve truly gotten to the point where the program is pumping out memorable legends at a high rate again.

My favorite is Anthony Hill. Haven’t had a dominant LB like him on the field since Derrick Johnson. Feels like we’ve had stars at every position in that timeframe except LB. I thought Malik Jefferson was gonna be that but underwhelmed imo. There have been highly serviceable guys, but no Butkus level guys until Hill. 
 

Anthony Hill Jr has made it look cool to play LB at Texas again. Even teamed up with Derrick Johnson to recruit Tyler Atkinson. LB is a devalued position these days, but imo no truly elite defense I’ve ever seen has been devoid of at least one star LB. Hopefully we’ve got that pipeline going now. 

Edited 3 hours ago by CHorn427

[Sean Beatty]

Thought about it a while. Honestly T’Vondre Sweat. Came a long way, had that monster season, Outland trophy, and was just so fun. Also kind of hilarious he was at the center of the Bo Davis bus rant

[JMarquette]

It’s Quinn Ewers

[Rick]

Roschon for the unselfishness and leadership he displayed. Helped cement Sark's culture right from the start.

Whitt for his perseverence and work ethic.

Brandon Collins for his perseverence. Finally fulfilled the early expectations of him his final year. Finished strong.

[ribtips]

Quinn Ewers for me. Quinn is behind most of my favorite plays and moments from the Sark era. For example, Quinn shredding Bama in Tuscaloosa, his 4 TDs in 49-0, and can’t forget 4th and 13.

[coltonmartinez]

Gotta be Taffe! What a guy, what a story. Even before he was an All-American or even a starter, he has always shown so much drive, leadership and passion.

[Paul Jespersen]

Quinn, Jahdae, Ant Hill, T Sweat, Bijan.

🤘

[coltonmartinez]

It’s so cool that everyone is saying someone different. It’s just further proof that Sark has molded a culture that’s present in many players and he continues to recruit the right guys. 

[horns96]

Jonathon Brooks. 

Great in-state player and his development demonstrated that this coaching staff knew wtf they were doing.

[Ace_Rothstein]

All the guys that were Tom Herman holdovers that bought in under Sark and didn’t jump ship after the initial 5-7 and 8-5 seasons.

So guys like Sweat, Barron, Whittington, Christian Jones etc…

[David Laws]

J Whit and Brooks