Texas is on the cusp of greatness, but needs to break through. It's clear that PK and his defense has been solid the last two years, but the offense, led by Sark, is the weak link that's been failing. Ryan Day got Chip Kelly and Mack parted ways with his DC buddy to help them break through. Who will help Sark get there? It won't be Milwee; he's learned most of what he knows from Sark.
In Atlanta, Sarkisian struggled to match Kyle Shanahan's success, and his red-zone issues ultimately led to his firing. Yet to win a championship Sark will need to be successful versus NFL-level talent and speed. Sark is the mastermind, but Milwee is probably the mechanics specialist. Have quarterbacks improved under Milwee's tutelage? Quinn's mechanics were always in question, and now it's Arch's turn. Sark has shown he can hire quality assistants, so he should hire a quarterback coach with a strong reputation for improving mechanics with a big enough ego and credibility ( a la Patterson) to challenge Sark's ideas, rather than simply following Sark's direction. This could help Sark get past whatever it is that has held him back when he has not had a Carrol or Saban challenging him to do better.
Are there any candidates like that out there?