Film guys Arch film study

[Jbro52]

https://youtu.be/IHocHeTGIu0?si=qxgOMl-chq2G15iq

[drag worm]

Not pretty 

[CoachBobbyFinstock]

Didn’t watch but didn’t expect Arch to be that uncomfortable that long. His lack of accuracy and touch on easy throws like mesh was surprising. He missed on some reads as well not understanding down and distance. He did play better as the game wore on. 
 

He’s human and felt the pressure. His learning curve will be steeper than we all assumed or thought. It blindsided me for sure. I expected more from being in his 3rd year and 3rd start. 

[Tommy]

One of the biggest concerns I took from this is Brooks saying Sark's become predictable. Says similar in his last vid too that Georgia, Vandy, OSU have prepped Sark's system and have been able to take away Texas WR routes. 

But I also see why Sark wouldn't get more creative or complex if his QB wasn't able to make the easy throws to begin with.

[Synergyman70]

12 minutes ago, Tommy said:

One of the biggest concerns I took from this is Brooks saying Sark's become predictable. Says similar in his last vid too that Georgia, Vandy, OSU have prepped Sark's system and have been able to take away Texas WR routes. 

But I also see why Sark wouldn't get more creative or complex if his QB wasn't able to make the easy throws to begin with.

Sark has to create a counter to what these teams are doing. 

[horns96]

Brooks is a huge Georgia homer, don't expect him to be objective when it comes to Texas.  

DeAndre Moore was running wide open with no one with 10 yards on the first play of the game and Arch drove the ball into the ground.  That's not Sark's fault.

[NothinButDaHorns34]

44 minutes ago, Tommy said:

One of the biggest concerns I took from this is Brooks saying Sark's become predictable. Says similar in his last vid too that Georgia, Vandy, OSU have prepped Sark's system and have been able to take away Texas WR routes. 

But I also see why Sark wouldn't get more creative or complex if his QB wasn't able to make the easy throws to begin with.

That’s a conclusion i came to myself that it’s a bit worrisome it seems going into year two of being know more as a good defensive program with a head coach who’s supposed to be a “offensive guru” and a “QB whisperer”

[diegozanna20]

And even he wonders if Arch is injured.
Maybe we'll never know but a complete implosion from a mechanics and footwork perspective is crazy

[horns96]

2 minutes ago, diegozanna20 said:

And even he wonders if Arch is injured.
Maybe we'll never know but a complete implosion from a mechanics and footwork perspective is crazy

I have wondered if maybe he had covid, it's going around Austin again.

[diegozanna20]

5 minutes ago, horns96 said:

I have wondered if maybe he had covid, it's going around Austin again.

At this point an injury of some sort would make more sense to me than complete implosion because of being rattled...
Like many of us I'd say that I'd be completely fine with yesterday's performance if in a couple of months it just looks like a bump in the road.
Can't get it out of my head and probably won't until Florida, but even this week I wanna see Arch get back to his old self, footwork and all.
If this was just a "moment too big for him" kinda thing then whatever, learn from it, grow from it and move past it but can't sit here and say it wasn't concerning.

Next few weeks the name of the game is making the automatics, processing defenses (as bad as they may be), and honing in the footwork and mechanics we know he has

[Hookem72]

This game reminds me of the OSU Michigan game last year where Day tried to impose his will on Michigan and beat them at their own game.  They lost that game but found themselves after and went on to win the natty.   I hope whatever was off with Arch gets fixed and maybe Sark goes back to the drawing board and we find something that works.