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Cody is going to try and money whip CDC and unlike NIL there’s no cap on commissioner’s salaries.

I think the play calling has changed more than the QB, but the QB has taken advantage of the change in play calling.

Want to be the last SEC Championship game winner! First of all, we’re Texas, it’s what we do. Second, it will torment the Ags until they scurry off to another conference.

You just can’t take for granted that a 9-3 Texas will get in. With so many two loss SEC teams and the conference championship games, the number of slots for a three loss Texas is an unknown. You have to play like every game is an elimination game from here through January.

I believe you refer to that as finding a way to lose.

So here’s a contrarian theory…. Might the Texas offense be more effective without Coleman and Wingo because of the temptation they pose re the long ball? Without them Arch “almost” has to focus on Bishop, Mosley, RBs, and TEs which should generally be quicker throws.

Wingo end around? That’s literally the only consistently successful play we have on offense.

And this is why the chances of winning out are negligible.

Need to get the ball out quicker and find the open guys more effectively and all of those stats will improve.

Source of optimism? With the late start at least it won’t be long before it’s a new day.

Is the reason that this offense doesn’t feature crossing routes, slants, and short passes to RBs and TEs because Arch has poor touch on short passes and his timing is suspect?

The offense as currently constructed doesn’t use the middle of the field, nor RBs or TE’s down field in the passing game. I think that’s because of Arch’s lack of timing and touch on short to intermediate throws. If that’s the case, doesn’t Sark need to change QBs to create more flexibility in the offense? If Lacey can get Bishop, Mosley, the RBs, and TEs involved I think it creates positive momentum and forces DCs to reconsider how they are attacking the offense.

Sark fundamentally doesn’t believe in complimentary football. Nor does he recognize that his offense’s primary responsibility at this point is to not leave an elite defense consistently exposed by their ineptitude.

We all know Coleman is really good at the downfield contested catches but how does he do running shorter routes and getting open for chain movers?

He doesn’t like to throw in the middle and he’s not particularly good at it. Even more striking though is how terrible the behind the LOS to the left passing game is. Less than 2.5 yards per attempt is criminal. I assume that’s a function of the well documented WR blocking problems but yeesh, changes need to be made there.