Joe Zura Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 3 minutes ago, Jordan91 said: Did you read what Jeff said? Ok read it let’s talk basketball guy Quote
TexasMDcoach Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Sark needs to be prepared to pull Arch. You have to earn your spot and he is presently the wealthiest link. 1 1 Quote
chennups Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago We’re a really young team. We make one good play and then one or two bad plays. We’re not able to overcome those mistakes like penalties or fumbled snaps. Last year after a penalty, we had fourth and 13 and Quinn was able to rescue us with a touchdown versus Arizona State. We’re just not there yet. We pretty much have to play perfect football to get any momentum. That is impossible with such a young team. We’ve got one more game against the nonconference opponent to try to get things going before or by week before SEC play starts. What we’re seeing now is far from what we’ll see by the end of the year. We just don’t have enough juice right now though. 1 Quote
CoachBobbyFinstock Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago It’s not broken because it’s never been put together. The move of not going to the portal looks inexcusable right now. Texas needs help at WR and Oline. Speaking of Oline we couldn’t impose our will on Texas El Paso. Embarrassing. 4 2 Quote
snugsie Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Just now, Hookem72 said: The Film Guy made a comment that a number of scouts do not believe Arch can make touch throws and cant make the short and intermediate throws consistently. I didnt want to believe that but it looks like it is true. He has no touch at all. I noticed that last year that everything seems like a laser beam no matter how close the receiver is. The lack of seeing him go up against competition before college is now called into question too. Quote
snugsie Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 2 minutes ago, TexasMDcoach said: Sark needs to be prepared to pull Arch. You have to earn your spot and he is presently the wealthiest link. Lol the misspelling works though 2 Quote
JMarquette Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago We got sunshine pumping for 4-5 months about and this is what we get? FFS, this is bad. I get that teams look bad, but our offense has yet to look good. 3 Quote
Jarveaux Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago If you want to watch a real competitive game watch Florida vs LSU now on ABC 2 Quote
Atticus Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago The weirdest part is that Arch plays like he's scared of making mistakes, then he goes and throws the braindead picks in the red zone these last two games. Maybe he needs to play with his Warby Parker glasses on so he can read a defense and make better decisions. 1 Quote
Joe Zura Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 2 minutes ago, JMarquette said: We got sunshine pumping for 4-5 months about and this is what we get? FFS, this is bad. I get that teams look bad, but our offense has yet to look good. I could not agree more 5 Quote
JMarquette Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, Joe Zura said: I could not agree more Our group chat going crazy 😤 1 Quote
TexasLonghorns Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 5 minutes ago, chennups said: We’re a really young team. We make one good play and then one or two bad plays. We’re not able to overcome those mistakes like penalties or fumbled snaps. Last year after a penalty, we had fourth and 13 and Quinn was able to rescue us with a touchdown versus Arizona State. We’re just not there yet. We pretty much have to play perfect football to get any momentum. That is impossible with such a young team. We’ve got one more game against the nonconference opponent to try to get things going before or by week before SEC play starts. What we’re seeing now is far from what we’ll see by the end of the year. We just don’t have enough juice right now though. Saying “we’re a really young team” isn’t a strong excuse anymore, especially with the transfer portal available. Gerry has emphasized time and again that teams now have the tools to bring in experienced players to fill gaps, add leadership, and accelerate development. “Youth” doesn’t have to equal inexperience when roster-building resources exist. It’s not just about raw talent either — Texas has one of the most talented rosters in the country, and a third-year QB in Arch Manning. If the excuse is that youth prevents consistency, it doesn’t explain why other programs, often younger or similarly inexperienced, are able to overcome mistakes and generate momentum. In modern college football, relying on youth as a shield for mediocrity is weak reasoning. Real progress comes from coaching, scheme, and accountability — not hoping mistakes eventually self-correct. 2 Quote
TexasFanatic Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Arch is definitely more Cooper than Peyton and Eli. That is for sure Quote
LonghornFan4Ever Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago The last elite offensive performance of the Sark era was against Florida. It has been downhill ever since. Quote
4thandFive Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 11 minutes ago, JMarquette said: We should be able to be vanilla and drop 50 on UTEP Exactly. This offense is as close to broken as I’ve seen. If next week is like this week, we may have to fight for a bowl game. Quote
MarkInAustin Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago I wish we had Diego Pavia at QB. Then Sark would be a genius. Quote
Joe Zura Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 2 minutes ago, JMarquette said: Our group chat going crazy 😤 Yes it is 😭 1 1 Quote
cmk4pres Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 12 minutes ago, TexasMDcoach said: Sark needs to be prepared to pull Arch. You have to earn your spot and he is presently the wealthiest link. This Quote
Jordan91 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 9 minutes ago, Joe Zura said: Ok read it let’s talk basketball guy Jeff is literally saying his concern is the offense being good enough to win the next game. He’s not talking about a national championship or SEC championship. What else do you want him to say? Quote
UT Longhorn Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 16 minutes ago, Bobby Burton said: That’s just untrue. I just spent time on the post game discussing it at length. He "can" make the throws but he most certainly isn't doing it to this point in the season. I think this has less to do with Arch and more to do with Sark getting in his head. He doesn't trust anything he sees. 1 Quote
DanielOnorato Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 2 minutes ago, MarkInAustin said: I wish we had Diego Pavia at QB. Then Sark would be a genius. Next week when Arch starts 5-5 for 500 yards and 5 tds we will call sark genius! 1 1 Quote
archmadness Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago On the message board all fall camp everyone said how dialed in Arch was and how there should be 0 worries there. What has changed from then to now? He is missing simple out routes, gunning balls at crossers feet, and can barely check the ball down in front of the RB so he catches it in stride. From a layman’s perspective it is ALARMINGLY bad. 6 Quote
Joe Zura Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, Jordan91 said: Jeff is literally saying his concern is the offense being good enough to win the next game. He’s not talking about a national championship or SEC championship. What else do you want him to say? Did I mention any other sec championship or natty tho 👀 Quote
JMarquette Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, DanielOnorato said: Next week when Arch starts 5-5 for 500 yards and 5 tds we will call sark genius! Why should we even think that? What has made you even think that’s remotely possible? also, who the hell cares if it’s against Sam Houston? 1 Quote
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