Walter Jenkins

I agree, the lack of communication between PK and the secondary has been a problem from Day 1. At UW it was supposedly not an issue because PK meshed well with Jimmy Lake. Garry Patterson helped a little bit, but coordination was still lacking. I had hoped the return of Duane Akina and the departure of Joseph and Gideon would cure the problem, but if anything we have regressed.

After his initial script of plays is exhausted, Sark's offense had about as much thought and continuity as you'd find at your average intramural game. There is too much going on during the game for Sark the head coach to focus on what to do offensively. We ran the ball quite well in the first quarter, but then abandoned it. Why??? Because Sark the Head Coach wasn't able to step back and see the big picture. Instead Sark the Offensive Coordinator panicked and it was "bombs away" as usual Furthermore, I am so tired of this "bend, but don't break" bull s*"t defense I may burn all of my burnt orange gear. (Believe me that would rival the Aggie bonfire!!!) Our secondary was useless for the first two series they played 10 yards off the LOS and then backed up. An easy 5-8 yard completion every time. After those series we pressed them at the line and amazingly it was 14-10 going into the 4th quarter. Then after we close the game our "bend, but don't break" b.s. allows Georgia to control the ball for probably 12 straight minutes (thanks to the onside kick that, amazingly, Sark said they practiced for) and put the game away. We're leading the nation in sacks so you know the QB won't have time to accurately throw intermediate to deep routes. Use that to your advantage. Wouldn't you call that a form of "complementary football?" Isn't it amazing that you can watch other teams go an entire half, if not a game without a false start penalty? And didn't we all know when the flag was thrown on Niblett's long return in the 2nd quarter that Warren Roberson had been flagged for either holding or a block in the back? It was game changing as the return had breathed new life into us. But instead it cost us 50 yards and backed us up to the 11 yard line. The fact that Warren Roberson is still playing Special Teams and why the OL has so many false start penalties are proof that there is no discipline/accountability on the team. I guess that is part of the "culture" Sark is fostering.

Texas-24 Oklahoma-22

How about some of the other heralded 4 and 5 star linemen from the 2023 class? Even if it is for a series or two, take them out and get their mind straight.

How many penalties, sacks, and missed blocks do Williams, Campbell, and Connors have to allow before they are replaced at least for a play or two to regain their focus? Sark keeps talking about his meritocracy, but clearly some "are more equal than others."

Spot on.

Due to Quinn's abysmal performance Saturday, do you think Sark did not play Arch at the end of the game for fear he would "light it up" and create aQB controversy?