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Baxter would help, but RB room starting this season is disappointing Scipio Tex on Kentucky game... RUNNING BACK Wisner is a third-down change-up back miscast as an every-down back that we deprived of the one run concept where he excels. I thought he ran fine, but he wasn’t able to do much after contact. He’s game in pass protection, but lost some physics battles. Wisner is currently averaging 3.8 yards per carry on the season. He has two carries longer than 10 yards. Christian Clark had a hard run for 8 yards where he broke a tackle. That was the game-high longest run for the RBs. If you count RB runs and called runs with Arch, Texas ran 23 times for just 54 yards.
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Yeah, I've been trying to figure out how this current offense could salvage their season going forward. Just move the damn chains more, get more 1st downs, and hopefully score 24+ points/game. Is there a run blocking scheme that this current o-line can actually execute consistently?? What pass plays can Sark use early in games to give Arch more confidence and success?? What can Sark, Flood, and Banks do to produce better blocking results?? May just have to dumb some things down, and work on a smaller list of offensive plays for awhile. Then just practice the hell out of those plays so the offense executes them properly. This offense has to quit shooting themse!ves in the foot with dumb mistakes...
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Trent Seaborn, Class of 2027 quarterback, commits to Alabama Eli Lederman Oct 20, 2025 Alabama continued its efforts to pad its future quarterback depth Monday when four-star 2027 passer Trent Seaborn announced his commitment to the Crimson Tide. Seaborn, a 6-foot-1, 200-pound recruit from Alabaster, Alabama, is ESPN's No. 7 pocket passer and No. 114 overall prospect in the 2027 recruiting cycle. He picked in-state Alabama over Miami, Oregon and South Carolina, among others, landing with the Crimson Tide two days after visiting for the program's 37-20 win over Tennessee in Week 8. Seaborn now lands as the fourth ESPN 300 recruit committed to Alabama's 2027 class and is the latest addition to Crimson Tide coach Kalen DeBoer's growing quarterback pipeline. Behind Heisman Trophy contender Ty Simpson, Alabama's current quarterback depth is anchored by redshirt sophomore Austin Mack and five-star freshman Keelon Russell, ESPN's top-ranked member of DeBoer's first signing class with the Crimson Tide. In the 2026 cycle, Alabama is set to sign a pair of quarterbacks when the early signing period opens on Dec. 3 between four-star Iowa State flip Jett Thomalla and three-star passer Tayden-Evan Kaawa. In Seaborn, the Crimson Tide have the commitment of a uniquely experienced high school quarterback and one of the most productive passers in the 2027 class. A junior at Alabama's Thompson High School, Seaborn became the program's varsity starter as an eighth-grader in the 2022 season, eventually leading the Warriors to a 7A state title that fall. Seaborn powered Thompson to another state championship as a sophomore in 2024 and has already eclipsed 8,000 yards passing for his varsity career. Sources tell ESPN that Alabama again is expected to pursue multiple quarterbacks in the 2027 cycle, seeking to add another passer alongside Seaborn in the program's 2027 class over the next year. Among the Crimson Tide's other priority targets at the position is top-ranked quarterback Elijah Haven out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. ESPN's No. 14 overall prospect in the ESPN Junior 300, Haven visited the Crimson Tide over the weekend and is expected to return again later this fall. Led by top-30 defenders Jireh Edwards and Xavier Griffin, Alabama currently holds the No. 8 recruiting class in ESPN's rankings for the 2026 cycle. The fourth-ranked Crimson Tide are set to visit South Carolina in Week 9 (3:30 p.m. ET, ABC) riding six consecutive wins following the program's season-opening loss to Florida State on Aug. 30.
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Brian Kelly LSU Football: Corndogs, Corruption, and Cameramen (dead)
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Coach Sark Press Conference 10.20 - 11:30am (LHN and ESPN apps)
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So much wrong for Texas offense... easy to see why so terrible because so many different offensive players making mistakes. No consistency... Nothing our offense does well... NOTHING!!! 😬
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Today... Texas vs Kentucky - Is this Longhorns Offense Fixable? The Film Guy Network
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Sark has to get run game going and play more ball control offense so Texas defense isn't on the field 40mins a game. Can't give up on the run. It's disappointing that our RB plan is dependent on a RB (Wisner) that's better suited to be RB2 or RB3... Scipio Tex write-up RUNNING BACK Wisner is a third-down change-up back miscast as an every-down back that we deprived of the one run concept where he excels. I thought he ran fine, but he wasn’t able to do much after contact. He’s game in pass protection, but lost some physics battles. Wisner is currently averaging 3.8 yards per carry on the season. He has two carries longer than 10 yards. Christian Clark had a hard run for 8 yards where he broke a tackle. That was the game-high longest run for the RBs. If you count RB runs and called runs with Arch, Texas ran 23 times for just 54 yards.
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Cross-posting... Scipio Tex analysis OFFENSIVE LINE Center and left guard continue to be a massive problem, no matter who starts there. Brooks gave up three sacks and six pressures. Robertson gave up 5 hurries and 5 pressures. Neither run-blocked well. Flood has failed at teaching protections and apparently no one in the building will tell Sark that pull protections are a fail when a defense smells blood. Below we impressively combine bad pull protection with weak slide protection. This is supposed to be a gotcha play down the sideline to Endries on the fake screen. The pull “deception” in the pass protection proves useless to the play’s success. It just guarantees an immediate sack. Amusingly, if we’d actually run this as a screen with Endries leading, it would have gotten 8-10 yards. But we never went back to it, because Sark grab bag. We are just throwing stuff at the wall. “Let’s try a shot play from…a look! Also, is there any way that we can combine the two protections that no one on our team can execute?” Goosby was average to below average. Baker had a tough penalty and got bullied some in the gap run game. Both tackles did well in outside zone last weekend. So…don’t do it? Take a bow DJ Campbell. You are the only OL who played passable football.
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Could this be the craziest coaching carousel of all time?
LTtxfan replied to GreenspointTexas's topic in Football
Mike Norvell's FSU Contract Buyout Info After Loss to Stanford amid ACC Losing Streak Joseph Zucker Oct 19, 2025 Florida State would have to write Mike Norvell a massive check in order to fire him, even after he restructured his contract in the offseason. Norvell's future with the Seminoles will become a bigger point of discussion after FSU fell 20-13 to Stanford, extending its losing streak to four games. Alas, the coach might be untouchable for now if only because of what the Tallahassee Democrat's Dan Rorabaugh reported is a buyout of around $59.2 million. Florida State decision makers are still reportedly considering it, however, with "momentum" building toward a change, per Pete Nakos of On3. As long has Florida State fires him without cause, Norvell is entitled to receive 85 percent of the outstanding balance on his contract. Since his deal runs through 2031, dismissing him at any point over the next few years will be expensive. Here's his annual salary moving forward, per Rorabaugh: 2026: $10.3 million 2027: $10.45 million 2028: $10.6 million 2029: $10.75 million 2030: $10.9 million 2031: $11.05 million Norvell is another example of the risks schools are increasingly taking with the extensions they're handing out. Ahead of the 2023 season, Florida State re-signed him through 2029 and bumped his annual salary up to $8.05 million. The Seminoles' unbeaten record during the regular season that year resulted in another pay raise. FSU proceeded to fall off a cliff in 2024 and finished at 2-10. Even assuming that was a nadir under the current regime, missing a bowl game for the second successive year would be a disaster. Florida State is also trending toward a fourth losing record in his six seasons at the helm. It's starting to feel like 13-1 was more of an exception than 2-10. Of course, the dilemma for FSU is twofold. Norvell would be cashing in on the second-biggest buyout in college football history, eclipsing the $49 million Penn State just paid to James Franklin but falling well short of the $76 million Texas A&M paid for Jimbo Fisher to go away. All total, the Seminoles would need to find $100 million, maybe even $150 million to compensate Norvell and his staff and then hire a new head coach. There's also the fact that the coaching market is in a rough place right now. Look no further than Penn State. Jettisoning Franklin was an understandable call, but the list of candidates to potentially replace him isn't exactly inspiring. Curt Cignetti, one of the best theoretical options, took himself out of the running by signing a new deal with Indiana. It would be the same thing with Florida State. As bad as things are with Norvell, there's always the risk that things continue to spiral with a new head coach, which would mean another big buyout and more angst. Giving it another year and trying to salvage things with Norvell might be the most likely outcome for the Seminoles. -
Here yah go
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Traveled to Kentucky too...
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Arch acting like "Austin Powers" searching for his lost mojo. Damn Sark needs to adjust his gameplan to help Arch out... especially with these bullshit OL grades posted by CJ... Thanks for finding this @EuroHorn hopefully folks laugh 😋
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Embarrassing...
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The standard is the standard -- that shit-show Texas performance in Lexington Ky last night deserves to be called out. No one on offense gets a fuckin' pass on getting their damn asses chewed out -- including Sark. Boohoo if their damn feelings get hurt. GOOD!!! Now get off your asses and get to fuckin' work. And Sark and Arch, grow an extra pair this week and show some fuckin' leadership!!! 🤘 Great video posted by @RoyalBevo21
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Crazy thought, but Texas should drop in rankings after that pathetic win
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Misery vs Awwwbrrrrnnn
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Punt return set up our only TD... Thanks Niblett !!! 🤘
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