Much like a week ago, will be posting some nuggets from the game against Kentucky here in the thread below. 

I don't have all 22 access this weekend, but wanted to be sure to find some different angles and clips that could highlight where Texas was successful, or not, in the win.

 

 

Things are really starting to roll with Colin Simmons.

Also, this might rehash some bad memories for some folks.

That was the company the Kentucky game keeps offensively.

Kentucky clears out the left side of the field from a 3x1 look and forces Texas to drop much deeper than necessary on 3rd and 7.

The underneath route gets plenty of space as a result and converts as a result.

This is also pretty remarkable for all the wrong reasons. 

Shaving with rubbing alcohol would be less painful.   Thanks for doing it. 

Trick play on 3rd & 3, Kentucky ends up with pressure after rushing 2. Texas has 7 willing blockers in the backfield. 

Just baffling how this happens. 

Nick Brooks doesn’t reach. Connor Robertson flips back while engaged and allows the free rusher. 

Sark wanted 2 plays to get 8 yards. Thought he could catch 4-5 here. Kentucky brings pressure. 

C gets blown up. RT loses inside. TE gets lost in the traffic. Just a total mess. 

33 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Trick play on 3rd & 3, Kentucky ends up with pressure after rushing 2. Texas has 7 willing blockers in the backfield. 

Just baffling how this happens. 

Nick Brooks doesn’t reach. Connor Robertson flips back while engaged and allows the free rusher. 

Absolutely stupid play call

17 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Sark wanted 2 plays to get 8 yards. Thought he could catch 4-5 here. Kentucky brings pressure. 

C gets blown up. RT loses inside. TE gets lost in the traffic. Just a total mess. 

Truly a disaster class in play calling

44 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Trick play on 3rd & 3, Kentucky ends up with pressure after rushing 2. Texas has 7 willing blockers in the backfield. 

Just baffling how this happens. 

Nick Brooks doesn’t reach. Connor Robertson flips back while engaged and allows the free rusher. 

Arch is lucky this wasn't picked. Shouldve thrown it into the 3rd row

Arch outside the pocket has been fantastic the last three weeks. 

 

3rd & 8 on the UK 37 yard line. 

The end zone angle.

22 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

Sark wanted 2 plays to get 8 yards. Thought he could catch 4-5 here. Kentucky brings pressure. 

C gets blown up. RT loses inside. TE gets lost in the traffic. Just a total mess. 

Loss of 2

Nice move by Christian Clark. Gain of 7

Here’s my problem with Arch on waggles. There are yards to be had here. 

He did the same thing against UF on the throw to Wisner for a TD. Get rid of this ball the second Endries clears that defender, and there’s room to create a missed tackle. 

Instead, the ball is thrown late and the play loses a yard. 

58 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

 

Amazing in a bad way to simultaneously have too few targets to Moore and Livingstone and too few runs for Wisner and Clark. ‬

12 minutes ago, John F. said:

Amazing in a bad way to simultaneously have too few targets to Moore and Livingstone and too few runs for Wisner and Clark. ‬

Yep.

1 target to Mosley in the 1st half... goes for 31 yards.

1 target to Moore in the first 58 minutes... goes for 19.

1 target to Livingstone in the 1st half... incomplete.

This is the missed slant to Mosley. 

Arch gets annihilated here on a free runner. 

 

FWIW, 2.333 would be the fifth fastest sack in the NFL this year according to Next Gen Stats. 

Nick Brooks being a freshman.  
teams are going to exploit the center guard inexperience if we dont get help from TEs and RBs.  That to me is where 90% of the OL problems are and why Arch doesn’t seem to trust his pocket even when it is clean.

 

 

Edited October 21, 2025Oct 21 by Hookem72

1 hour ago, CJ Vogel said:

Here’s my problem with Arch on waggles. There are yards to be had here. 

He did the same thing against UF on the throw to Wisner for a TD. Get rid of this ball the second Endries clears that defender, and there’s room to create a missed tackle. 

Instead, the ball is thrown late and the play loses a yard. 

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looked like Endries may have been the 3rd read on this one.  Looks like it went Livingstone, Moore and then the check down to endries

This oline isn't good enough to do pulls on running plays.  that feels like when the running game gets blown up the most.

2 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

This is the missed slant to Mosley. 

Arch gets annihilated here on a free runner. 

Left guard 😢