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OTF Q&A: video clips from Longhorns basketball open media practice
Can’t wait to hear your updated thoughts on the team after watching this @Gerry Hamilton
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OTF community roll call (which state do you live in)
Kimberly Idaho
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HOOK 'EM! 2026 EDGE Jamarion Carlton Flips to Texas
Looks like a DT to me and an athletic one. Great get
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Texas vs SMU scrimmage highlights
🙏🙏🙏
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Score prediction time
Texas -24 Kentucky- 17 We win but no one is doing backflips. Worry abounds as we head to Miss St. We then beat Mississippi St by 25+.
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Snap Judgments: Texas bullied up front in an SEC-opening loss to Florida
Yep, exactly. Also our running backs aren’t great either.
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Snap Judgments: Texas bullied up front in an SEC-opening loss to Florida
The fact that the offensive line isn’t rolling at this point is pretty alarming. Flood has had 5 years, an incredible budget, and plenty of time and staff to work with these guys and develop them. There’s no excuse for us to have a bottom 2-3 OLine in the SEC. I know Sark and Flood are tight but Sark can’t let friendship cloud his judgement. I’m not a “Fire the coach!” guy but this one is getting to the point of being obvious. I’m ok giving Flood a soft landing in management if that helps.
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Thoughts on No. 7 Texas' surprisingly sloppy 38-7 win over San Jose State
Starting to wonder a bit if Sark is too smart for his own good. Can we just do a simple zone read now and again, use Arch as a threat on most every run play. You don’t have to run him but using him as a constraint seems like a no brainer and we aren’t doing it. Even the NFL is using their QB as a runner. Can we use a little misdirection please? Like the first play from scrimmage. Other than that we are so vanilla. It’s ok to be creative, even the NFL is creative these days. Feels like we are trying to be the tough guy and not playing to our strengths.
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Thoughts on what happened to No. 1 Texas in a 14-7, season-opening loss to No. 3 Ohio State
Hat tip to the OLine, they did their part. All off season I never heard much praise for Arch. An occasional compliment like “he had a good practice” or “he hasn’t been turning the ball over” but never gushing praise. I guess I can see why, he’s still a work in progress. He can run. He has good zip on the ball. He has a few great throws. But man, so many bad throws, literally more than I saw from any other qB I watched today. Turfed shots, balls behind or too high. Just honestly ugly at times. I’m left wondering about how he’s doing in practice and if this has been a consistent issue for him or if this was first game jitters/Ohio speeding him up/confusion due to lack of tape on Patricia. On the same note I’m left wondering if Sark didn’t feel comfortable developing a fun and aggressive opening script due to unfamiliarity with what Ohio was going to try to do.
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Steve Sarkisian Thursday Availability
What was the vibe like? Sark seem confident?
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Steve Sarkisian talks Texas vs. Ohio State on SEC Football Weekly Media Teleconference
Don’t overthink it Sark. I’m guessing he doesn’t. As is his MO in big games, I bet he comes out guns blazing and lets the chips fall.
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Ohio St. names Sayin as starter
Really enjoyed the visiting Buckeye perspective. Made me realize, or at least remember, that all fan bases are biased. That’s the beauty of being a fan. I was talking to a big BYU fan the other day and he was convinced they’d be 10-2 at worst. It’s the beauty of the offseason. Every year some are right and some are wrong but there’s nothing wrong with some optimism. Ultimately Texas and Ohio St are highly ranked by the AP and Coaches poll because they have a lot of talent. It’s silly to assume one team will easily beat the other. May happen of course, but more likely it’s a good game. The final score may or may not reflect that, like the semi final last year. It’ll probably come down to who makes the big plays. Both big plays last year were made by Ohio St (end of half screen pass, strip sack/fumble return). Here’s hoping those go Texas’ way this year. It’ll be a challenge for sure. I think our guys will be up for it. We will see in 8 days!
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Ohio St. names Sayin as starter
And you were doing so well holding it in. I was proud of you!
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Ohio St. names Sayin as starter
Big 10 is top heavy as always, I fully expect Ohio St to be in the playoffs as it’s almost hard to miss the playoffs with the talent level on your team and the shallowness of the Big 10. Maybe the easiest bet in the nation. I think Sayin limits your ceiling year one but makes you the favorite next season
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Ohio St. names Sayin as starter
Very interesting. Thanks for the back and forth, I’ve enjoyed it. Overall I still feel this game comes down to the QB/OL/DLs, if we can harass Sayin then we have a chance, if not then we’re cooked. If we can give Arch time then we have a chance, if not we’re cooked. Personally don’t think either team will mount much of a rushing attack unless their QB is doing well. Otherworldly WRs can’t do much if their QB doesn’t have time. Can’t wait to watch.