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Well hello there, Kendall Guervil. Welcome to Austin.
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He's scared to admit he's wrong and refuses to use layman's terms for plays to get our talented freshmen real playing time instead of waiting until next year, which is basically their "welcome to CFB" year. It's stupid. Go back and look at Lockett against SJSU and you'll see what Ryan Wingo "should" be. He's coordinated, has strong, great hands, and fight for the ball. I don't care about competition, his two catches showed me he can play. The easiest thing to do is when telling Arch the play in his hwlmet, have Arch relay the play in layman's terms to the younger guys so they know where to line up and go. It's not rocket science. This would automatically create mismatches with our WR's, and if Wingo's lazy ass drops a pass, sit him and put in Lockett. They both play the "X" so it's not like it's foreign to him. Or, as I said to Imma, McCutcheon already has 4/26 so he or Ffrench can line up next to Moore and run 11 personnel. I know Sark looooves 12 personnel, but God damnit, he makes it so easy to scheme against. If he would routinely go from 12 personel, to 11, and even 21 throughout the game (Wisner and Terry/Simon/Clark, whomever), we can mudhole teams. Yes, I know our oline issues, as I've written at least three thesis papers on them on this very site, but with Brooks, we at least have someone who can bend, move, and doesn't try and actively tear up his own linemens knees and ligaments. Brooks has unfortunately been put in a tight spot as he learns on the go, but I would take him over Stroh every single game. And honestly, I don't know what the deal is with Neto, since LG is his natural position, but he can't be worse than Stroh. Shit, since Flood (apparently) moves his linemen around to get the best 5, why not try Kibble? He's a RS, and RG by trade, but he's talented and I don't see why we didn't try him. I believe Brooks (True FR) was a panic move, nothing more, and now he's stuck there. We have 3 true tackles playing in 5 spots - Goosby Brooks Baker; Hutson (natural shit G) who is dog shit dipped in Asswater playing C, and now we have Robertson (who is a natural G, but I believe was recruited as a C), rather than using Cruz (RS-FR), a guy who is a natural C just sitting there. Flood has fucked up so badly that I will bet CTJ sucks off Sydney if he's not shown the door by the end of the season. He's a goner. No more 3* Flood. CDC ain't putting up with that shut. He doesn't like losers, and right now, Sark is losing, and whether that be because of both play calling and O-line issues, it doesn't matter. Someone has to take the fall, and that will be Flood, and I hope to Xenu Milwee follows, but doubtful on that one.
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I agree with a lot of this. I think you're 100% on point about the trust building/culture vs balling out on Saturday comment. People on this board think Sark is some kind of mystery, but he's really just stubborn for the sake of pulling a Herman and the I'm the smartest person in the building bullshit. But I really think you nailed it. So I keep beating this drum, but it also has to do with what I agree with above. The issue with Sark and his "trust tree" is it doesn't work in real time. In practice, sure. It's practice and it's zero sum. In real time he's missing the forest for the trees that he needs to make is play calls more in layman's terms for the younger players. Example A: McCutcheon has 4 catches for 52 yards for 13 ypc and a long of 26. He has yet to drop a pass. If the plays were simplified, we can see that this kid has juice and is extremely valuable. He's caught a pass in every game but two (UTEP and Kentucky). He's a perfect complimentary piece to Moore, and he can use them both at the same time, or give one a rest. Example B: Kaliq Lockett has 3 catches for 12 yards. He had 2 for 22 in game 1, was on the field for game 2 but recorded zero catches, and then had 1 catch for -11 yds, but that's not on him, that's on Arch, and then Sark just stopped playing him. I went back and looked at his catches against SJSU and he has extremely good hands and works for the ball. Same with Ffrench against SHSU with his lone catch of the season. But, of course, Sark doesnt want to use them for whatever reason (I assume RS year, and that's shit even Napier groans at), but I assume it's because the playbook might as well be written in Sumerian. If he would just use simplistic language (even tell Arch the play to tell who to go where) he could sit Wingo when he does his stupid shit like drop easy passes, and put in Lockett (same "X" position), while Ffrench can line up in the "Z" or next to the "Z" position, which gives Texas an ultimate mismatch. You can rotate Wingo, Livingstone, and Lockett (Lockett is the best WR with easily the best hands and isn't lazy and will fight for the ball, much like Smith, Wesco, Jr, and Ryan Williams, who all also play the "X"). Throw in Townsend or Washington in the "Y" and receiving has fixed itself (but Washington has to learn to block, and not "chip" block, and that's on Banks). Every person who has caught a pass more than 5 times has been in the program for at least a year (excluding Endries), so they know the playbook. Knowing and understanding are two different things, since we have all seen fucked up routes this season, and Endries is hit or miss (I don't know if he's just hit his ceiling as a player or what) If he would just dumb it down he would get more out of his #1 class offensively, which includes freak of nature Nick Townsend, who can do everything from catch, be a RB, blocker, whatever, and same with Michael Terry III (they might as well be one in the same, except I believe Townsend is faster, and Terry is quicker). Both are big mf'ers who have played RB, which if you're an intelligent human, we need in the worst way, and I believe would fix our RZ issues. We simply cannot keep punishing Wisner. Clark isn't getting yac if we're 8-10 yds away from the RZ, and Simon can't help but run into his own linemen (but man I love that kid. He's super quick but extremely uncoordinated atm). I don't know if Baxter is coming back this season, but we're only in game 7, but I use "only" lightly. Sark is so focused on his extremely dumb "trust tree" that he's holding himself and his offense back by using a wrench to fix Porsche, rather than all of the tools he has at his disposal. He's backing himself into a corner for no reason. He's essentially driving a Honda when he has a Rolls Royce or Lamborghini just sitting there. It's maddening.
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Would you fuck this thing? Because this might be the only way. That's CTJ in real life, btw. Yes, it's true, he's really just a Discord mod.
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Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
William Bludworth replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
No, they're not. We aren't losing to those rubes. They're fool's gold. Transitive property or not, Arky made them sweat by beating them by 3 against a roster full of lower tier FBS/FCS guys who are now at their 3rd or 4th school (that's not hyperbole, either), and they beat Auburn by 6, and could only manage 16 points. A team that has no QB, can't get the ball to their best WR in Cam Coleman, and has no running game except for Cobb, who isn't "terrible", but he's going into something other than sports. They aren't putting 16 against our defense, I don't care how bad we are offensively. We will always find a way to dunk on those dweebs. Add beating aggy to things that are constant on this earth - gravity, earth spinning 1.038 mph at the equator, African children getting malaria and/or dengue, Closetojagging being wrong, Helobious cursing us. Some things are just what they are. -
Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
William Bludworth replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
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Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
William Bludworth replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
I said she's a 9 out of 10, you clueless, janitorial tard queef. For someone who thinks they understand numbers, apparently 9/10 is astrophysics to you. The comedy you keep bringing is only matched by Helobious' Chicano obsession. But but but I thought you didn't care what I think, Closetojagging? -
Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
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She's definitely a 9/10 and yeah, you know she's insane both mentally and in the sack. -
Imagine if our coaches had eyes and could see that Stroh sucks, sucked when he got an offer, and continues to suck, should never have been offered, and we got Brooks more acclimated to the position, or fuck, even Neto. Neto is portaling after the season, anyway, so we will have between 11-13 OL, which is mind boggling. Its not that we're having to move tackles to guard, it's that we have no guards worth a shit outside of Kibble, who plays the same side as Campbell, so we're using all of our tackles. Everyone else is dog shit. I'm not counting those about to depart other than Hutson. Goosby (T) Brooks (T) Hutson/Robertson (G playing C) Campbell (true RG) Baker (T) Bench: Chatman (T injured), J. Christian (3* G probably sucks; Flood special), Cojoe (3* G), D. Coleman (3* G Flood special), J. Coleman (3* G Flood special), Cruz (3* C), Hutson (3* G Flood special playing C); Kibble (FR RG), Stroh (3* G Flood special; Asswater), Neto (4* LG).
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If Sarkisian would fire his cuddle buddy Kyle Flood and actually hire an o-line coach that knows what the fuck they're doing, and how to recruit anything above a 3* we could probably get this shit shored up. I believe Flood is gone after the season, and not because Sark is doing it, but because CDC is making him do it. The jury is out on Milwee, but it ain't looking good for development of QBs so far for him.
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Blame Flood and Sarkisian. They're the ones who offered, they accepted, and they have no o-line coach to teach them.
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Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
William Bludworth replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
We have an offense? -
Coach Sark Press Conference 10.20 - 11:30am (LHN and ESPN apps)
William Bludworth replied to BigOrange1's topic in Football
Coke makes no one a loser, just broke. The sucking dick is what makes someone a loser that doesn't have tits and a vagina. -
Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
William Bludworth replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
She has a weird, pointy nose. Obvious plastic surgery when you go back through her Instagram. Still would bang. -
Texas Football 2025 - Seven Win Steve Rides Again
William Bludworth replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
Does happy hour mean drinking, or getting a handy? I'm done with drinking, but for bonus content I'll let him wear his mask, but he has to use sterile gloves. -
Vandy and Georgia, yes. Aggy? No lol. We aren't losing to those frauds, especially in Austin.
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Coach Sark Press Conference 10.20 - 11:30am (LHN and ESPN apps)
William Bludworth replied to BigOrange1's topic in Football
How is this both a messaboard full of adults, but at the same time tell people to suck a dick and they're a loser? I want this Surly poster to identify themselves, and If they don't, I'll assume it's either Sydney or Closetojagging. -
And Jake Majors
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I must have missed something, because when I see him block he's using one hand. But my eyes do deceive me, so I'll take your word over mine.
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I do get where you're coming from, but you are only listing Texas QBs, not the majority of college QBs. Take into account these are entire seasons, and I'm just picking names everyone knows. Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss) - 3300 yds, but only 23 TD's and 5 INT'S 65% comp. He got significantly better the next year. Those are really solid numbers, but not "elite". Jayden Daniels (LSU) - 2913 yds 17 TD's 3 INT's 69% comp. Good passing numbers, but 17 TD's is below, below average, but he did only have 3 INT's. His extra senior year he threw for 40 TD's and 4 INT's. Now that's elite. (But again # he had an extra year due to Covid. Does that change anything? Maybe. Maybe not.) Tyler Shough (Tech mf'er played 7 years) - as same classification as Arch he threw for 1600 yds 13 TD's and 6 INT's 63% comp Drake Maye (UNC) - 3600 yds 24 TD's 9 INT'S (he actually regressed from the season prior) 62% comp JJ McCarthy (UM) - 2700 yds 22 TD's 5 INT'S 64% comp Bo Nix (AUB) - 2200 yds 11 TD's 3 INT's 61% comp Will Levis (UK) - 2400 yds 19 TD's 10 INT's 65% (both junior and senior years %) Kenny Pickett (Pitt) 2400 yds 13 TD's 9 INT's 61% comp Zach Wilson (BYU) - 2400 yds 11 TD's 9 INT's 62% comp Mac Jones (Bama) - 1500 yds 14 TD's 3 INT's 68% comp Joe Burrow (LSU) - 2894 yds 16 TD's 5 INT'S 57.8% comp Justin Herbert (ORE) - 1983 yds 15 TD's 5 INT'S 59% comp Jordon Love (USU) - 3400 20 TD's 17 INT's 61% comp Jalen Hurts (Bama) - 2080 yds 17 TD's 1 INT 61% comp Daniel Jones (Duke) - 2600 14 TD's 11 INT's 56% comp Josh Allen (WYO) - 1800 yds 16 TD's 6 INT's 56% (albeit he had shitty WR's, and we see what "good" WR's can do to help, but he was still taken in the first rd even with shitty numbers) Ill stop there because it's becoming tedious. Everyone is on their own path. Sark sucks, for sure, but that does not mean Arch can't get better like those I've mentioned. Maybe he wasn't the #1 recruit? Shit happens. But we cannot definitely say he won't get better. That's absurd. Just like any position not coached by Kyle Flood.
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The absolute dumbassary of that trick play haunts me. Like, what? Why? What are you even doing, you lipstick wearing taint sweat? And it worked out just as they practiced.
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OK, I'm not going to disagree with you. Wingo came in as a project that got built into a myth by Burton. I've also seen him drop stupid passes, yet somehow lay on his back and make catches (2 in one game against UF). And yeah, he's a lazy blocker, too. He doesn't fight for balls, which it's either laziness, or he doesn't do the little things to make his hands stronger like (Ryan Williams, Jeremiah Smith, Bryant Wesco, Jr.) who all put in the work after practice with the JUGS machine until they're told to stop by a coach, which can also be attributed to laziness and the bare minimum. He doesn't lack talent, he lacks motivation, and that's on him and Chris Jackson. Regardless of Moore's numbers, he puts inaximum effort every single play. Same with Jagger. He's only a soph, so I'm not quite ready to write him off yet. I don't think he sucks, I think in his own mind he believes he's the best out there, but unlike the three aforementioned, he doesn't do the little things to make himself better if he wants to not go into something other than pro football. He's doing himself no favors. Endries, I don't really know. Jeff Banks sucks as a coach, anyway, but it could also be the conference is such overall stronger (bigger, faster, stronger guys at all positions), and he's not adjusting, or he's hit his ceiling as a player. For comparison (we wanted Max Klare, too) - Endries - 12/111/2 9.3 avg Jordan Washington - 6/104/1 (RS-FR) 17.3 avg Klare - 20/204/1 10.2 avg It's obvious, even with only 8 more catches that Klare is not necessarily superior, but better overall. We forget that Endries was a former walk-on. There guys like Taaffe who can blossom into all-americans, and then there are JAGS. I believe Sarkisian is trying to move towards Washington slowly over Endries because Washington can actually block, but he has better hands. We should be getting Emaree Watson more snaps on certain down since he has the best hands, but I'm not sure about his blocking abilities. All in all, you and I are in agreement, we just see if differently.
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