HookemChappy

What do you mean? Reports are Stroh has been great in practice....right?

Go back to High School for Arch. He never has had much around him and had the pressure of winning it by himself. Newman's record wasn't that great. I fully agree with you CJ. Teams now have it on tape that you can make Texas one-dimensional by putting pressure on Arch. Designed runs early in the game with some very simple one read RPO and run if the pass is not there could force the defense to play more honest. Unfortunately our designed RB run game is limited by our OL. Instead of trying to get up early on the score then go very conservative and let the defense hold. We may need to take 3pts every time we get a chance and build up to that 20point number over the course of 4qtrs. Arch also needs help from his receivers. Wingo needs to step up and we need a healthy D-Mo. At this point, I'm not sure I would take reps away from Livingstone when Mosely gets healthy.

Sark needs to take a trip up to Liberty Hill. Arch may be able to run the Slot-T

I see a lot of 12 personnel in our future. 1 I don’t see 21 personnel helping us much. 2. We can field two TEs that can both block and catch.

I think we should retire the Stroh experiment. Should we get a look at Robertson or Cruz at center? The PFF grades for our OL are terrible. Can we get an expert to break it down for us? I just think we have regressed more than expected.

If we can clean up the defensive penalties, the defense can carry us pretty far. Our offense doesn't have to be tremendous to beat Florida.

Honestly, Arch took a little to long to make his reads. He should have hit LivingSTON much earlier on his first TD. He won't be that wide open in the SEC. Same for the first Endries throw. He is going to need to speed up his reads but be comfortable. To some degree this was almost the same Arch as the OSU game. He had to make much faster reads and that messed him up. He is going to have to be able to make those reads and throws with good mechanics by the time SEC play rolls around.

I think Sark should use this game to work on very specific issues the team has. Work on Arch throwing to the right side. Forget about the long ball. Work on the touch with the short to intermediate. Focus on timing and crisp route running. Don’t worry about the score

You have to throw passes that are catchable. I only saw one questionable pass to Livingstone which was a 50/50 that may have been caught. Everything else was caught.

Watch the first play of the game. If Arch doesn’t skip it, it could have been taken to the house.

He also was late throwing when they were coming out of their breaks. One thing good about Quinn was he was throwing before they finished coming out of their breaks break.

That’s true on a Georgia homer but he likes Sark. He also is very objective.

Throwing to the right side is really bad. That’s where he opened up or threw side arm the most. He was arm throwing instead of good mechanics. What is AJ Milway doing? Is he not doing this in practice?

They also made sure that Collin wasn’t going to be the superstar. Very quick passing. This is to be expected where teams are going to scheme around him

They love the deep ball in camps. They don’t teach touch. They teach rip it.

I said if it would not have. I actually agree that it was better for the long run for him to take the L and learn from it. He will learn from this. He now knows what it is like for a big away game. He will learn to hit his check downs. In the long run of this season Arch will learn and Sark now knows more about what he has with the OL and run game. Quinn struggled with the deep throw but was good with quick throws and touch throws. Arch can work on this the next 3 games. If I were Sark I would specifically work on things in these upcoming games to help Arch improve in these areas.

Arch is a better runner when in space. Give him and option receiver like the Silas Bolden play last year. He also did it with CJ yesterday for an extra 3 yds

Hard to blame Sark for being a bad play caller when he had to play one dimensional offense and Patricia was over there salivating because he knew Arch couldn’t hit a building from 10ths out. Heck Arch even skipped a screen.

This. Arch refused to hit his check down. Couldn’t hit Moore! Didn’t know he had a great TE. Long ball Arch is going to kill us when defenses sit back. They now have tape that says the can sit back 15yds. Cause Arch is going to go long ball hunting. The good thing is that he can learn from this.

Not really conjecture. He was way off. If it would not have crushed his spirit, I was calling for Caldwell to come in.

To some degree those are Sarks fault. We continue to have OL penalties that kill us. Wingos penalty killed us. Overall we played better than OSU in many categories but lost in penalties and turnovers. We lost the games. No play calling solves this. RZ issues. I wouldn’t have trusted Arch to throw anything. Patricia knew that Sark had to run the ball. Really made being a DC easy when the offense was one dimensional.

Would love to see Rod or the film guy break this down further. Seems the PA eliminated the very quick open opportunities. Lots of time Arch was back there 3+ seconds and couldn’t find anyone open. Except his check down which he refused to hit until the 4th qtr

Was the la know aggressiveness because of what Sark saw early with Arch. I almost think thought he could be vanilla in the first half then break out the wrinkles in the second half when he had seen Patricia’s defense

Pre snap motion would not have helped there was plenty of open receivers. Arch just couldn’t hit anything today. His mechanics went out the window.

Yep Sark needs to take the bounce the ball 10 feet in front of the Receiver play out. Sark should have known that Manning wasn’t going to be able to make any easy throws or check downs. Lots of motion and handoffs I guess. It doesn’t matter about vanilla. That’s the dumbest thing I heard all day. Wingo’s penalty was not called by Sark. Killed the drive. The WR’s and especially Endries was open a lot.