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Topic: Longhorn Football and Other Sports

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MikeDeTiger

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Re: Longhorn Football and Other Sports
« Reply #1834 on: Today at 09:36:28 AM »
I don't get what Saban muscling his way into ESPN to police his own legacy has to do with Sark at Texas.

Mr Tulip

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Re: Longhorn Football and Other Sports
« Reply #1835 on: Today at 04:00:17 PM »
This sounds sarcastic, but it isn't meant to be.
I see where Arch says he's gonna try throwing the ball next game. Eager to see that. Lots of complaints over Sark's play calls, but I constantly see easy receivers open quickly at the snap. Arch either isn't ready for it, stares past it, or just moves on to another option. I think the calls are correct, the defenses are beaten, and Arch sees the opening. He just doesn't have confidence that he's right, so he waits - and eats the sack.

Only good things can happen now for Texas' trajectory. Season isn't lost yet, but the offense has change and stay changed. Nothing to lose by cutting the ball loose. 

 

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