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Agree. Stroh looked awesome out there and next to Goosby that’s a hell of a duo. Woulda coulda but Arch should have snuck it on that side.

What a joke of a press conference. Not one question about the continued red zone failures three seasons in a row.

Brooks Austin “the Film Guy” said he had a pro scout tell him that Arch can’t “feather” the ball. Everything is ripped on a rope. Wouldn’t have ever expected that from a seasoned QB “prodigy” who has been groomed his whole life but so far the tape doesn’t lie.

Definitely agree on kick and punt returner. That’s the best a program with Texas and its NIL war chest can do at those positions? We should have Peter Warwick 2.0 out there.

I watched the game thinking Sark was calling too vanilla of a gameplan. Watching the film guy’s review I’m realizing his schemes are just getting way too predictable and easily shut down by elite defensive coordinators. He has hit his wall for the second year years in a row. Good enough as a coordinator to beat most teams but not good enough as a coordinator to win the biggest matchups.

Not pretty

Max protection and only 3 third and longs doesn’t equate to a very robust pass rush in the box score. Other teams won’t need to be so cautious with a new QB the way Ohio State was yesterday and that’s when you’ll start to see our pass rush emerge imo.

Yep. Arch’s mechanics and lack of touch on short and medium passes was pretty shocking for a kid that’s been groomed in QB camps his whole life. Not as much on Millwee as it is a giant WTF about the past 15 years.

100%. Still a lot to prove but go watch the highlights. Accuracy is accuracy.

I’d put the Florida and OU games together in this discussion. Mateer was slinging it yesterday and Sark is going to have to show that his offense can win in a shootout one of these days.

The Buckeyes defense requires us to lean on a running back that can punish them and take over a game. (We don’t have one) or go bully ball with our QB like Auburn did in Waco Friday night. The third choice, ironically, is to pick them apart with short passes like Quinn would have done last year. Arch’s lack of touch on short passes was frankly shocking yesterday for a kid who has been groomed in QB camps his whole life.

That Buckeyes defense requires us to lean on a punishing running back that can take over a game. (We don’t have one) or go bully ball with our QB like Auburn did in Waco Friday night. The third choice, ironically, is to pick them apart with short passes like Quinn would have done last year. Arch’s lack of touch on short passes was frankly shocking yesterday for a kid who has been groomed in QB camps his whole life.

So reminiscent of Mack before VY. The talent to beat most teams but an inability to galvanize that talent to get the most out of them against the best teams. It took a QB from Madison HS to do that for Mack. Arch needs to step TF up and do it for Sark.

Yep he’s what we need. Unfortunately he’s a high school senior right now and we still can’t score inside the five.

For a team with such elite talent we seem to lack a home run hitter or a sure 2 yarder at RB. The two starters are good but not great. Just watch other games today.

Yes. Because we lost the game.

Yep. And his lack of red zone prowess goes back to his days at the Falcons. It’s not a new thing. For all our portal acquisitions go get a damn fullback and run it up peoples ass inside the five. Nothing ever changes. It’s asinine.

Yeah you go for it there every time. Unfortunately it ended up exactly like 2023 Red River and 2024 Cotton Bowl. Zero improvement in our ability to punch it in against a good defense.

Deserved. Sark needs to legit apologize to PK for not holding up his side of the bargain two years in a row.

Nightmare fuel.

9/15 for 38 yds and an INT Worst case scenario for Arch and Sark.

Baker had a false start. But agree they are holding up.

Yep big third quarter to dispel that well earned reputation.

Yep this.