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  1. After that post, I’ll fall on the sword and call plays. I’ll do press conferences too. Well I’ll do the first week because after we lose the first time I call plays, I’m showing up to the press conference butt ass naked just to prove I ain’t got nothing to hide. I’ll look dead at @CJ Vogel and say fire away. No opening remarks just straight get down to business. It’s a joke. I don’t have much experience in devising who should call plays.
  2. Eh, sports are championships are bust now.
  3. We do have an identity—as an offense, a special teams unit, and a defensive unit. As a complete team, we are aggressively wired. When Sark calls a slow-developing play on 4th-and-inches, he’s looking to take advantage of a defense that’s overly aggressive in trying to stop the run and turn that aggression into an explosive play. When Manning looks off the checkdown, he’s hunting for a chunk play. On special teams, we’re willing to gamble on kickoffs to gain an advantage, enticing teams to return the ball so we can pin them inside the 20. The unfortunate reality is that when aggression doesn’t work, it can shift momentum to the other side. We used to make fun of Tom Herman for saying his goal was to get two first downs every possession. But there’s some wisdom in playing good, old-school field-position football. Sometimes, you don’t have to hit the home run. Sometimes, you just need to move the chains, flip the field, and make the other team drive the length of it. The key to beating Sark right now is to take away the explosives and make him earn it the hard way. Eventually, his aggressive nature is going to tempt him to push the envelope. In my opinion, that aggression has contributed to each of the last two losses. But I’m still 10 toes deep! @Rod Baberssaid 10–2, so I’m hopeful this team can dig deep, make the necessary adjustments, and turn this thing around. I understand the struggle of being a prodigy and the nonlinear road it takes to reach greatness. (Not saying I’ve reached greatness myself, but I’m on my way! ) Hopefully, Sark—the offensive savant—and Manning can reach that greatness while they’re here at Texas. Enjoy your Sunday! 🙏🏾 I’m calling it Restoration Sunday. 10–2. Hook ’em! 🤘🏾
  4. Sad but true. Even within in myself.
  5. Kirby did that crap on purpose. He staying away from a bye.
  6. I’m sitting here at Walmart crying, how do I explain this.
  7. Rod Babers would be my first phone call.
  8. Forget all this, when do questions start happening about letting the coach for CDC. This is high stakes with high rewards on the line. I can see if it’s a regular individual, but people’s emotional health and well being depend on Texas winning games. I’m afraid to go home and talk to my wife and daughter after this.
  9. Kyle Flood ass level of consistency. Do better or get out!!!!
  10. Georgia fans are complaining about Kirby. He hasn’t gotten out of the first round since the playoffs expanded. ND fans will be complaining about Marcus Freeman. tOSU fans will be complaining about Ryan Day if he doesn’t win the Big Ten and/or get to the national title game. It’s the nature of the beast.
  11. Just play ball.
  12. Congratulations…Stay away from @Joe Z and his father. They are House Slytherin.
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