SarkFiction

Sark will not need a pregame speech this week. Just needs to show them this. If they don't get the Importance now, they never will.

Venables must be the Tom Thibodeax of college football overworking his guys to the point of fatigue, then injury

In trying to read the tea leaves, I think Sark leaves for the NFL this year, whether or not he wins a natty. I think Arch is his prized alumnus, because of name, notoriety and ability, but I think this will be it for him. He's already let go of the defensive side of the ball, at end of year he takes his ball and moves on to the next level. The cake is baked, as Charlie Strong was fond of saying. IF Sark does leave, I think Muschamp is as good a choice as any to replace him, so long as he hires someone who is a great OC AND recruiter, then relinquishes that side of the ball to whichever dynamic coach that ends up being. I like Muschamp's aggressiveness and energy, but I saw at Florida and South Carolina what a team looks like when Muschamp is at the helm. So he needs an approach similar to Sark's where everyone can focus on their forte.

45-14 Texas

34-24 Texas

The Heisman celebration has jumped the shark. Desmond started it in the final game of the year, after a great year, not a great game.

Bobby, I don't recall the chaos on the sidelines during the Vandy game. Can you expound on this point?

Where did the Longhorns rank, in the country and in the conference, in those key statistical areas during the stretch Milwee went to the press box?

You grounded your post very well, explaining who was there and how it relates to our mutual interest. Anyone acting obtuse or indignant about your post is little more than a troll. Don't feed the trolls. Don't let them see you sweat man. Do your thing.

I think these kids are getting better at playing the NIL game. Only way to drive price up is competition. Sumral does not have anywhere near the skins on the wall that Kiffin has. Baton Rouge is the crib for that kid. At the end of the day, I think he stays home, for the most money, with an offensive genius every bit as proven as Sark, and where all his people can watch him play. But its gonna cost them.

They might be, but I think a lot of it also has to do with boosters seeing Michigan, also a football school, winning it in such short succession with Dusty May and an a team whose starters were all tansfers.

I used to think doing that would take a lot of balls, but maybe it’s the opposite!

Stoops' teams were always tough and played Georgia tough, despite the talent disparity. Sark is attacking his Georgia problem with everything he's got. Week 1 cannot get here soon enough. Wake me up when September starts!

I remember that Wingo was there to recruit and welcome Coleman , but this was after a season where it was obvious that there was a need for Coleman, as opposed to keeping Wingo as the guy. But Wingo's definitely a team player for it.

How competition can improve Ryan Wingo's mindset and preparation. Wingo has flashed so much potential in his first two years, and he looks so damn dangerous whenever he has the ball in his hands, but I'm not sure anyone thinks he has lived up to his prodigious potential. I was hopeful after his offseason Lasik procedure that the drops would go by the wayside, but they did not go away even with corrective eye surgery. While a lot has been said about Coleman drawing double teams and making life easier for Wingo, not a lot has been made of what having Coleman opposite Wingo can create urgency to up his game. Wingo's gone from being a much ballyhooed 5 star WR who was given the keys last year, to now finding himself as option #2 on his team. That would get me working harder and make this a contract year for both receivers.