BevoTenn25

He will be okay. Don't overanalyze. Literally his 3rd game starting and 1st against a formidable opponent. Let him grow Texas fans, let him grow. National media hype has almost taken the humanity from Arch. He was never immune to what happened Saturday against Ohio state despite his great family or football background. Experience is the only way these guys are going to improve.

Remember everyone, the national media likes their money too. There's a reason texas was ranked #1 in every poll but also an underdog to ohio state. 1. If they are wrong, they can now create a massive negative talking point on that Longhorn Logo which brings lots of clicks and attention for their respective platforms. As @Gerry Hamilton says, they build everything up, so they can tear it down later. We all knew the offense was young and struggled a bit against our own defense which is incredible. May be the best in the country. 2. Relax. Stay off social media, and enjoy the potential growth of these players from week to week. We've had tons of all Americans/great players at every position who stunk it up a time or two when they first dipped their cleats in the fire. Same goes for coaches before they got over the hump. Analyzing everything that goes wrong will do nothing but raise your blood pressure lol. And yes, I know there's been a recurring theme with some of the teams struggles. Let it be a team problem and let them keep working on it. They do have the right to get better. God bless you all. And HOOKEM!

Some of yall take this way too serious. Be a fan. Watch the game, enjoy some food, and let a team unfairly crowned by the national media as champs grow into a great team. They will have many more opportunities to play well. Im sure everybody in here was amazing at their skill/job on the first day.

Ahh I wouldn't dive too deep in it. Their schemes and players are good, so are ours. Pretty evenly distributed sets of concerns for both teams. Hopefully we just flat out execute them.