One game in a doesn't make or break a season.
One game doesn't mean if an offense is good or bad.
If Arch throws for 300+ and 3 scores against a team that on paper is overmatched does that mean he is "fixed" and you will have no qualms about the game in the Swamp or when Texas goes to Athens to play UGA?
I understand about all the hype around Arch coming into this season, the bloodlines, his recruiting ranking etc.....but from what I have seen in the parts of the three games I have watched there are bigger issues with this offense.
How the fuck does Texas have this poor a run game against San Jose State and UTEP with the way they have recruited in the offensive line?
I don't care if they are crowding the line of scrimmage, find a fucking way to run the ball.
Hell, Auburn is moving the ball with Arnold at quarterback for goodness sake because they have schemed for it.
Texas right now reminds me of TCU in 2023 when they had Morris at quarterback, couldn't decide which receivers to play, couldn't decide which back to go with, and had no identity.
Fuck the experts, fuck the people on social media who are "breaking down film", use this game to figure what group of plays you can effectively run and build from there.