I mean, we've been talking about this for years.
Outside of this past offseason, Sark has been an excellent off the field coach. Generally made good coaching hires, top tier recruiting classes, and effective portal additions with solid player retainment. In that role as "CEO", he's generally been very good. The culture feels like its still in a good place even after this very rocky season.
His biggest issues have been on game day. Whether it's been poor second half adjustments, play calling, or overall game management and decision making. That's where the warts come out.
Probably the lowlight example of all this was the Georgia game in Austin last year. Benching Ewers in the first half felt like a total panic move to me. Quinn was terrible, don't get me wrong, but the way that was handled was really poor. IMO it was a sign that Sark was overwhelmed in that moment.
He's gonna be the playcaller, period. So lightening his overall responsibilities on game day makes sense.