Sark is also, for reasons I don't understand obsessed with play action. At least he backed it off last game a bit, but I fully expect to see it back in for every fucking 3rd and long against Florida. That'll fool em'.
So, great college coaches and coaching staffs do 3 things well. First, recruit talent to match there scheme. Second, develop that talent to run their scheme. Three, when required make requires adjustments to their scheme to when the talent's ability dictate it necessary.
I openly admit I don't know enough about OL talent to determine if Texas is doing the right job on item one above. I thought they were, talent in the NFL seems like I good indicator but, I'm not sure.
What know with certainty is that for the duration of this staffs tenure, OL penalty problems have been extremely consistent. In fact, they are the most consistent thing on the team aside from top quality D play and shit burger special teams. Next to that is what sure as shit appears to be an absolute unwillingness to adjust our offensive game plan to BOTH our talent and what the opposing D is providing. Sark, the offensive genius, appears more obsessive compulsive on that reality than a genius. Also, why do all the QBs under the QB whisperer seems to completely lose their confidence.
I'll hang up and listen.