Well, look at the broader picture. This week two former Longhorn OL came out on $9.95 podcast pointing out specifically the issues in recruiting, evaluating and development of out OL. Further, they both pointed out the harsh reality that the players aren't capable of executing the scheme that Sark is running. Want to know when Sark hasn't run this exact same scheme that all opposing DCs now know how to scheme for??
The OU game and the second half of the MSU game. In both we went to more simplified blocking game, quicker throws to shorter WR routes and moving the pocket more.
Now compare that to the offensive production.
So... we know when Sark runs this simplified offensive pretty much eliminating the 5 step drop and complex blocking scheme and using our mobile QB in alignment with the abilities of the players we succeed. Yet, I'll wager against Vandy with a backup QB we go right back to the complex scheme.
Further, we are now all aware Sark missed Junior Day among the most important recruiting single days. He went to an NFL style no contact spring and summer practice plan which is well known to fail in college. Given this practice style our young QB and OL wasn't anything close to real world speeds and evaluation of their abilities to execute Sark's scheme was simply impossible. That is, was impossible until Ohio State..
Add to it that he canceled the spring game and refuses to alter his scheme and now allegedly he's been absent due to personal issues relating to his spouse having relations with one of his players resulting in pregnancy.
This is the reality of our situation currently.
Oh, did I mention that this lead to perhaps the most famous 5* QB recruit ever from a powerful and famous college and NFL football family be the most pressured QB in college ball and very possibly compromising his NFL future.
That's a LOT of bad man.