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Levi

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  1. Pages 55 and 56 on the NIL Recruiting News Megathread kinda go over the article. Doesn’t give the exact number but the post shitting on Bohls and his foolish behavior is a joy to read. Edit: RGBIII gave clarity.
  2. Yikes.
  3. Nansen, too. Akina was under him at Arizona.
  4. At this point it’s just comical. Bravo.
  5. You’re being obtuse. If anything I aligned Schloss with Sark and Aggie fans to you. Sark/Schloss make a statement about their future, Aggies/BurntEyes subjective opinion of the statement. For lack other evidence that you so desperately need on a topic that is widely known, you’re just going to have to trust me. Seems to be the theme of this thread anyway. I might as well join.
  6. It was rhetorical. I’m just not going to waste my time on a topic that is widely known and to a certain extent is subjective. I gave you the former in a general explanation and offered a subjective example for the latter with Schloss. Your subjective opinion on how Sark answered questions about the roster being poached or the future of his job doesn’t really concern me at this point.
  7. Would you like me to give you quotes from coaches in response to their future and then tell you whether or not the fan base thought it was a bitchy answer?
  8. Well coaches have gone on the record about their future since the dawn of time. Aggie fans will say Schloss answered like a bitch when asked if he was leaving or not. Whether the statement coaches make has any validity to it is not made clear till later. I really shouldn’t have to do the work for you about coaches being pissed about schools trying to poach their roster. That’s just amplified with Sark right now due to the smoke revolving around his future here.
  9. To which point? The roster or making a statement about the future?
  10. Melt down? Get ahold of yourself. Sark has made one statement that was unprompted. I guess we’re all forgetting about the university melting down after the Kansas loss. CDC had to send out a public vote of confidence. I think CDC and Hartzell even visited a practice to talk to the team. I might be miss remembering that tho. (I hit submit earlier and I didn’t see my post go through. If you have 2 replies from me that are different then that’s why)
  11. I’m not ignorant to the notion that rosters aren’t being inquired by other programs. There’s a difference between programs poaching rosters with a coach leaving/fired than a coach staying. Those are two completely different angles of attack with one being helluva lot easier in terms of having success. If Sark had said almost nothing from the moment the first report on his future came out before Miss st to now, the fans base would screaming for some type of statement from Sark.
  12. That ignores the outside noise, no? The most recent comment from Sark on his future had multiple reasons as to why he wanted to speak on the issue. One of those being the guys on the roster are being poked at from other programs. Sark is at a point with all this stuff that it has become a damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Nothing he says or even not willing to speak on is going to please the fan base right now.
  13. Arch was so bad against OSU he didn’t give Wingo the chance to drop the ball on the two shallow crossers.
  14. Wut? You practice with your usual front line to be prepared for a surprise onside kick. They placed it right in the gap between Jonah and Roberson. Jonah was right there to make the play but was surprised and late because our special teams coach doesn’t practice this stuff with any type of urgency. Teams that are disciplined and prepare accordingly don’t need a hands team to stop a surprise onside kick against Georgias normal kick off unit.
  15. Right but you could make that assumption for any coach. Kirby has been exposed in the passing game this year against teams that can take advantage of it. I think it might have been @Codaxx that mentioned PK needs the position coaches under him that know the scheme 100% or at least can translate it to the players. Too many errors in the secondary that stem from mental lapses rather than just getting beat.
  16. That’s kind of what I always thought a blowout was. Even down 21–10, I thought we were still in it and if we were to lose the final score would have us losing by 7 or 10. The fourth quarter was a disaster though, and you could feel the energy leave the Texas side once Georgia recovered the onside kick. In that sense, the game finished like it was a blowout because of the way our team reacted to the Georgia momentum. Everyone in that stadium knew our defense was leaving it all out there and the tank was running on empty.
  17. This really only works if you can get a guy like Freeman. Those types will be in the playoffs so roster retention will be extremely difficult. Florida is only holding on because of the buzz surrounding them with Kiffin.
  18. SIAP.
  19. Imo Texas is missing out on witnessing Sark’s full potential of being a HC with his stubbornness of being the OC. To what degree that is, who knows. It’s possible he’s only slightly better in preparation and awareness during the game. Still think that is something the players, NIL people and fans deserve to see after wondering the desert for a decade plus. But at least we’re not dealing with the stupidity of Strong or the narcissism of Herman. If Sark wants to die by his own sword then we’ll find someone who is fully present in all phases of the game.
  20. He didn’t lie about practicing for an onside kick. Earlier in the week he mentioned special teams being a part of the preparation for Kirby. I have no doubt they actually practiced onside kicks, fake punts or anything else that may surprise them. The problem is Sark’s inability to properly implement these areas of concern in the game plan. You have to drill to the players that this shit changes the game and can be a defining factor in the outcome. I think it’s obvious we go through the motions at practice when it comes to stuff like this. It’s all part of our guys being undisciplined in key moments during the game.
  21. If he was truly a bad guy with a two faced persona then I think it would have leaked out by now. From people in the know, they all say that Sark is introspective and is honest with his faults. Didn’t he openly admit to “writers block” in big games his first couple of years here? He may be covering up his demons that sprout up but that’s more dealing with a disease that can happen to good and bad people.
  22. This is the first low rushing game where the efficiency didn’t match the attempts. In the previous games we weren’t running the ball against Georgia at all. It was completely futile. Last night however, the run game was there especially the first quarter and he just didn’t go back to it. Got down 14-3 in a hurry and it’s almost like he panicked. Defense figures it out and the first 2 plays in the second half were runs that didn’t go anywhere and the run game was shunned again. We’ve been horrible for the most part at running the ball this year. The short and quick screen game has alleviated that struggle to a degree and we had success doing it. Kirby has had Sark by the balls in the trenches in previous matchups. Makes sense for Sark to try and find new wrinkles in the screen game and use it against Georgia. But who would have thought that this Oline could put together a run game against Georgia this game? Apparently Sark wasn’t believing what his eyes were seeing.
  23. You guys are severely underestimating the coaching side of things as it pertains to NIL. Herman would not even get close to the type of roster Sark has built through NIL because he’s a narcissistic asshole that fails at every level running a program. Sark has undoubtedly fumbled this season with the backing and support he was given. But it would be so much worse if Herman was running this program right now. Herman would be awful at roster retention with the culture he creates.
  24. Ah yes, because the majority of his draft picks were Strong recruits. I swear you guys have forgotten how bad Herman was at running the program. He was hated at all levels.
  25. The difference between Sark and Kirby isn’t a ballsy on side kick that Nostradamus couldn’t even predict. Kirby puts his guys in position to win and they execute. Big or small. Meanwhile, Wingo is apparently allergic at catching a shallow crosser for a first down. Those drops by the WR’s are terrible and can’t happen in a big game. Sark can’t keep preaching execution without having a look in the mirror.
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