OTF Premium Snap Judgments: Another showdown with Georgia, another humbling loss for Texas

[Thorn007]

Running back Cash Jones recovered the kick, which was executed by kicker Peyton Woodring, and it led to a touchdown drive for the Bulldogs. 

Previous successful onside kick: 2013 against South Carolina 

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Jonah Williams Warren Roberson we’re backing up on kick 

 

Perfect kick bounce and grab. Onside kick up by 11 points. The 4th and 5 Kirby said they weren’t going for it. Simmons jumps offside presnap. Penalties again killed Texas . Undisciplined football team

 

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by Thorn007

[Jeff Howe]

9 hours ago, PaulieD said:

@Jeff Howe, it just seems that the coaching staff at times is going through the motions.  I'm probably wrong - I hope I am - but the cohesiveness isn't there.  No fire in the belly.  This will always boil down to coaching, and I am not dwelling on the HC other than managing assistant coaches and coordinators in whatever way necessary to make Texas get over the hump. Something is broken, and quite frankly Sark needs to get his head out of the playbook and head coach.

I don’t think it’s a case of going through the motions. To me, it’s bad body language whenever things go wrong and you’re searching for answers.

That’s probably too simple of an explanation, but I agree that something is amiss.

[Jeff Howe]

10 minutes ago, ThatHornsGuy87 said:

@Jeff Howe tell if im crazy, I didn't have an issue with Sarks game plan last night. He schemed alot of things open and Arch was hitting the guys in the hands, and they dropped it. If I had one gripe it would be you could say he got away from the run. My biggest gripe were the drops, the penalties and the soft ass coverage from the corners thats been discussed over and over again. Catch the damn ball! I watched Colin get held all night long. Trey Moore was held multiple. DeAndre was held on the pick. Call the game equal. And for the love of God, if you’re going to recruit man corners. Put them in position to play man. If you get beat over the top, you get beat. 

I agree with just about everything you said. Sark’s script was fine, but sloppy, undisciplined teams that don’t pay attention to details make the kind of mistakes Texas made from start to finish last night.

[ThatHornsGuy87]

4 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

I agree with just about everything you said. Sark’s script was fine, but sloppy, undisciplined teams that don’t pay attention to details make the kind of mistakes Texas made from start to finish last night.

Listening to 3rd and longhorn, Aaron Williams said its ultimately on the players. And Little Hills said back in their day you got pulled because the team was so stacked it was next man up. This team doesnt have that kind of depth. And I also dont think you can coach like that anymore or you'd lose everyone to the portal. So how does it get corrected. The way college football is constructed in today's game its not as cut and dry as it used to be

[SchoolColors]

1 hour ago, ThatHornsGuy87 said:

Listening to 3rd and longhorn, Aaron Williams said its ultimately on the players. And Little Hills said back in their day you got pulled because the team was so stacked it was next man up. This team doesnt have that kind of depth. And I also dont think you can coach like that anymore or you'd lose everyone to the portal. So how does it get corrected. The way college football is constructed in today's game its not as cut and dry as it used to be

Little Hills teams never had that kind of depth so that comment is pretty funny.