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  1. Back again, Mack is back, with his friends.
  2. I agree in broad strokes but "bad things" is way too vague a term for me to agree in full. Are these things illegal, violations of policy, or blatant dereliction of duties and responsibilities, then yes. Beyond that in moral aspects the devil is in the details and that's to broad to make a call without details.
  3. Accountability seems to be a word/concept that is absolutely lost to this team. By team I mean HC and every member of the staff and that has been passed on to the players. Lack of performance or issues, dropped balls, wrong WR routes, missed coverages or missed blocks, and penalties seem to have near zero effect on playing time. Frequently when mistakes are made I've not even seen a coach approach the player who made the mistake when leaving the field. Then the coaches blame the players for failures and question the judgements of fans and media. Look in the mirror. I don't get it. At all.
  4. I found this quote from Sark and it honestly made me wonder, what happened to that guy.
  5. You already noted it, but it's worth repeating. What is the level of freedom and frequency with which that freedom is granted. Goal line stand plays only, specific goal line stand plays, how many options, how much during the rest of the game, on 4th, 3rd, 2nd and 1st, we don't know any specifics and I'm very curious as well.
  6. What about a tiny pebble?
  7. I obviously don't know the answer but would like to. That said, Sark has demonstrated that he is a hard headed control freak. I have serious doubts he would give up that much of play selection to his QB.
  8. But aren't necessarily.
  9. He has made it clear multiple times Sark is to blame for Sark's issues and the teams failures. Just like everyone else. Reading comprehension is hard.
  10. Oh nice goal post shift there cowboy, Cignetti is too old for Texas. Here is how Lanning, Freeman and Cignetti stack up vs one another in the last 2 years. None of this supports your position that "Freeman and it's not close." Quite the opposite.
  11. Freeman hasn't beaten aggie this year, he lost to them. Freeman did last year and so did Sark. The strength of your argument that Freeman is better than Lanning and Cignetti because he out performs Sark (which the data doesn't support)? Freeman can beat Georgia, neither of them can beat OSU. So Freeman is better against Georgia. That's it. Are you even aware of what my position is in all of this? That is a redundant and sarcastic question for the record. I know the answer.
  12. We disagree slightly on the capabilities of X. I feel Sark was pushing Quinn more into passes he wasn't comfortable with rather than X being the primary issue. X's NFL performance in some ways confirms it. However, that's the details. Outside of that one aspect we are in full agreement. The issues of both QBs lays squarely at the the feet of Sark and I would argue that their performances occurred despite Sark outside of rare instances when Sark is forced to alter the offense to align with the strengths and talents of his QB and other offensive players.
  13. Don't forget, they also lost to Aggie this year at home, lost by similar margin to the same team that eliminated Texas by a similar margin in the playoffs last year, and has never won an NC. But he's way better than Sark and all other potential candidates. It's not even close, so I am informed.
  14. In your entire post you repeated the only data point you referenced in your prior post. Saying things multiple times doesn't make them double value in data.. Above is the data. Dispute why Freeman is better than Lanning or Cignetti and why it, to quote you, "Isn't even close".
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