Hank Kingsley

I know people love Texas QB controversies (especially opposing fanbases) but IMO this is way less complicated than people think. Ewers is our clear cut QB1 this year. If he slightly stumbles, he is not going to his job (unless he's somehow costing us games). Arch will get much more PT as the backup (assuming we can start blowing out lesser competition). Quinn, for all his "faults", is the best option this year. The O-Line will continue to improve and do a better job at protection. He finds the open guys, and a 3rd year in this offense should really pay off. The timing is perfect. QE heads to the NFL and Arch starts in 2025 in our 2nd year in the SEC as a RS sophomore. Peyton played 4 years at Tennessee. Eli was at Ole Miss for 5 years. IMO there is a lot less drama here than anticipated.

Sounds like a great kid. And Sark walking the walk with his desire for multi-sport athletes. I totally agree with his philosophy.

It feels like DE production is the missing link for Texas to truly take the next step defensively. So much potential there.

It's been fun to see Sark's confidence grow over the last year. Getting the UW and USC jobs at such a young age is proof of how highly though of he's been in coaching circles for a long time. And it finally all started coming together in 2023. My favorite tidbit in this Ryan Clark podcast interview that seemed to be overlooked but might be the most crucial belief in today's landscape, sports or otherwise: "Adapt or die." (I've timestamped that part below) The worst trait of football coaches IMO is stubbornness. Sark in his personal life literally had to adapt or die. And he's brought that attitude into football. If he can stay one step ahead of the rest of college football, we are in great shape.

Wisner really flashed last year with limited carries. Reminded me of when Jonathan Brooks did the same before breaking out last year. Tre shows a lot of toughness in a smaller frame. I get the sense if he got 10-15 carries a game he would light it up.

Heads up, Bobby.