Glass Joe

27-23, Texas

Be serious. Any OC with a pulse runs the 2020 Alabama offense to a NC. What do you think Kiffin, DeBoer, W. Stein, Ryan Day, etc do with that Alabama 2020 offense as OC? They’d produce at least what Sark did as OC. Think through the causality.

Penalties are a metric for teams that lack discipline (and / or have a low football IQ). Or both.

Mac Jones was a first round pick, as were his RB (N.Harris), three of his OL, and four of his starting WRs (Ruggs, Jeudy, D.Smith, and J.Waddle). And Sark had some guy named Saban in charge of the team’s culture, execution, accountability, staff, made all the game management decisions, and defined the guidelines in which Sark was allowed to run the offense and call the plays. Sark has had at least TWO 5-star QBs on his roster for the last five seasons…yet for some reason the QB position continues to underachieve. What’s the common denominator?

Less than 1% of P4 QBs would be successful in Sark’s offense. Arch is not unique in that regard. The sooner we all realize Sark is the problem on offense (and with the lack of discipline across the program), the sooner we can start holding him accountable.

This is no bologna!! 😉 (Jerry owned Delaware Subs).

On the bright side, even if they fire Elko this season, the buyout will still be less than Jimbo’s.

After 6 years of Sark’s offense, does he have anything other than long developing routes and a checkdown in his route schemes?

Iowa over Michigan Miss State over Missouri Tech over Houston

We have an erudite Offensive Coordinator who doubles as the Head Coach, and who thinks his offense needs to be NFL quality in spite of playing the sport of college football. The result is a way too complicated offense for 18-21 year olds to execute effectively, designed to be win games the NFL way…by 3 points. Sark conpletely eschews the types of offenses most college utilize (many to great effect), and because Sark is so singularly focused on his NFL offense, he clearly doesn’t spend the time needed to teach his players basic football IQ - avoiding penalties, special teams, basic clock management, etc. How many five star QBs are we going to see “underperform” in this offense before we figure out what the real problem is?

Arch will not be the QB at Texas next season, regardless of whether he leaves early for the NFL.

Edwards visits Texas for tOSU game and all the feedback is Texas leads. Then, Edwards visits Tech for Coog High game and now all the RPMs are for him to go to Tech. Don’t need to be a rocket scientist to figure out what happened was offered on the Tech visit that wasn’t on the Texas visit? And to whom that offer was made (hint: it’s not necessarily the player making the decision here)?

He didn’t get any snaps against tOSU o. Saturday, correct?

This is what happens when you forget to pay the electric bill.

2028, I assume?