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  1. Payton as HC + Romo is the closest we could have ever come to maybe even sniffing the success of Jimmy + Troy but apparently Jerry likes to wait a Platinum Jubilee length of time in between Super Bowl wins.
  2. Dabo is such a pussy, at the first sign of a tough question here at Texas he would start crying so hard his tears would short out the microphone and we would go through so many throughout the season that the microphone company would have to replace the humann logo on the field.
  3. Sark’s PR team lets puff pieces like this come out about how much he loves Alabama and then bounces for the Texas HC job 2 weeks later. Words don’t mean shit. https://www.si.com/college/alabama/bamacentral/steve-sarkisian-looks-back-on-filling-in-for-nick-saban-alabama-football Steve Sarkisian Looks Back On Filling In For Nick Saban: "I Wanted To Do the Best Job For the University" It doesn't appear that the 46-year old coordinator is leaving the Capstone any time soon Tyler Martin| Dec 29, 2020 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Even if it was for only one game, University of Alabama offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian was back as an acting head coach after Nick Saban tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of the Iron Bowl last month. He led the team during the Walk of Champions and out of the tunnel before coaching the Crimson Tide to a 42-13 beatdown of the in-state rivals. It was the first time in over five years that Sarkisian had been in that position since he left USC. "Obviously it was a unique scenario," Sarkisian said on Tuesday during his Rose Bowl media availability. "And it was one that I just wanted to do the best job I could do for the university, for our football program, for Coach Saban. And ultimately it was about the players. The guys played their tails off in that game. They played really well in all three phases, and I just kind of did my part the best I could.And again, I didn't want to lose sight of what my initial role always is, and that's to have our offense ready to play and to call plays. "So the end result, it was an awesome opportunity. It was great to kind of be back in that role for a few hours. But the reality of it is it was about the players and their performance. And I was proud of the way they played in the game." The 2020 Broyles Award winner is nearing the end of his second year leading Alabama's offense and it's one of the most effective units in the country, averaging 49.7 points and 544 total yards a game which both lead the nation. Under his leadership, the Crimson Tide offense has scored 35-or-more points in 24 straight contests, which is the longest in modern college football history. "I think Sark has done an outstanding job in terms of, first of all, system and scheme; secondly, in terms of how he teaches the players," Saban said earlier this week. "And he's a very good quarterback coach. So he's really helped the development of the quarterback. I think Mac [Jones] would be the first one to probably tell you that.. He's contributed as much as anybody that we've ever had here in terms of his knowledge and experience and how he manages the offensive side of the ball." Sarkisian has also played a massive role in developing redshirt junior signal caller Mac Jones who is a Heisman Trophy finalist, along with senior wide out DeVonta Smith. In a shortened season game with only 11 games, Jones has thrown for 3,739 yards, 27 touchdowns, and leads the nation in yards per attempt (11.4) and completion percentage (76.5). "Coach Sark, you can see it on the field, he calls great players, great at developing players," Jones said. "All the players love him. We're all behind Coach Sark 100 percent.And he's an aggressive player caller, and it shows on the field. And we love how he adjusts to what we're saying and telling him, too. Some offensive coordinators probably don't listen to their players as much, but he definitely takes in what we tell him and what we see on the field, and we kind of combine to come up with a game plan and even in-game adjustments." After reportedly turning down a chance to interview with Auburn for its vacant coaching job earlier this month and pulling his name out of the Colorado search a year ago, it appears Sarkisian wants to stay in Tuscaloosa and isn't ready to hop back into a head-coaching role just yet. Sarkisian is already one of the nation's highest-paid assistants at $2.5 million and he could very well be in line for a hefty raise and extension this offseason. The 46-year old coordinator seems fine leading Alabama's high-powered offense for the foreseeable future and becoming, possibly, the next great story in Saban's long list of former head coaches who he has rehabilitated. All Sarkisian says he wants to be at the moment is a sponge, soaking up all the knowledge he can from one of the game's very best. "I don't know what he's learned from me," Sarkisian said of his relationship with Saban. "But I would say, at the end of the day, I've just tried to be a sponge here, man. I had a choice here two years ago with some other opportunities, and had the opportunity to come back here to Alabama. I jumped on the opportunity, not just to coach the players and be part of the team, but to be around him. Coach Saban is the best ever to do it. And then a year ago I had a couple opportunities to become a head coach, and I decided to come back because I felt like my work here wasn't done. I felt like I owed it to him. I made a commitment to him to be part of this program. And I just try to do the best I can do. I try to be the best version of Steve Sarkisian every day that I show up and be a sponge, all of the aspects of the program that he has his fingerprint on, which is literally everything. "And I think probably the biggest thing I've learned from him is his ability to balance all aspects of the program, whether it's on the field, off the field, recruiting, all that goes into being a head coach at a place like Alabama. Those are all the things that I've tried to take in from him because his balance of all of that, I think, is what is pretty incredible."
  4. Sark has always come across as someone who thinks the college game is beneath him. When his concepts don’t work right in the college game it’s because the players aren’t professionals. I get it, some people have their preferences, but being the HC at Texas is not the fucking place to use as a stepping stone to the NFL unless you can bring a few titles within half a decade. Sark standing on his booger eating hill of “back to back CFP semis” doesn’t fucking count. One of his QB whisperer prodigies Mark Sanchez got to back to back AFC championship games and look at the guy now. That doesn’t mean shit unless you can get a ring.
  5. Seeing these reverse plays makes me want to photoshop a dildo under Sark’s ass when he is squatting down because it’s fucking stupid and ridiculous.
  6. It’s like if I called my wife a huge bitch, the media reported it, then I went on a rant about how disappointed I was that my huge bitch comment was reported, but I never denied calling her a bitch or apologizing to her for going through this, and I just came off like a petty little bitch because I was angry that my huge bitch comment was leaked and reported by the media.
  7. Sark still looks dead in the eyes after that awesome return. WTF
  8. This offense is back to being three pump chumps
  9. Sark Squatting Sighting
  10. @Nicole44 to Sark right now
  11. Arrogant Asshole Aggravates Austin and Arch’s Asswater Attempts Abolish All Advantages Afforded Against Adversaries
  12. This sounds like pedophile sports version of the Murdaughs with all this cover up and corruption.
  13. The Battle of Booger Hill will take place this weekend at Davis Wade Stadium.
  14. These contract extensions should come with retractions if you can’t hit the previous year’s stats.
  15. I’m sure Pete Carroll drafting 2 FCS QBs in the 6th round over Quinn was a huge blow to Sark’s ego.
  16. The guy was caught on camera eating his fucking boogers, why are we surprised about this? I will die on this booger hill as long as I know Sark will come along and eat it.
  17. Hills is telling Sark to keep it simple. Too much ego in Sark by calling a triple reverse play killing the momentum of the drive. Calling stupid plays that aren’t playing up the strength of the team and highlighting what they’re good at. My takeaway is that Sark is flashing his offense around town like it’s fucking Sharon Stone. Face it, Sark, your offense ain’t no Sharon Stone.
  18. Even Joey Freshwater has an OC at Ole Miss. Stevie Asswater is going to learn about this the hard way even though we’re stuck with him for a few more years.
  19. This is giving me flashbacks of Charlie Strong constantly saying “we just gotta go out there and execute.” Sark’s game management is that of a hairstylist who knows they’ve given you a terrible haircut but they keep chopping off more to try and fix it. Before you know it your head is shaved bald and you’re being told that’s the hottest look right now.
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