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  1. How about now? I believe Arch can pull it together, but I’m extremely disturbed by most how bad he was against UTEP. It was surreal.
  2. Lagway had a much worse QB rating than Arch - in a home game v Long Island
  3. Sark’s gameplan was as bad as Arch’s execution of it. Where was the creativity? I’m baffled.
  4. Everything was good enough - with the exceptions of Sark and Arch
  5. The lack of creativity from Sark is baffling. Of all games to her in your bag, it’s this one. Instead he went mayo on white bread.
  6. I listen to all of it. In the car. While walking, working out, or doing pretty much anything that doesn’t require my full attention.
  7. If replacing the entire starting DL doesn’t count as reworked, I’m not sure what qualifies.
  8. My point is that they are practicing against a completely reworked DL. It reminds me of some recent year (Maybe first year Sark) when we all thought our DL was the strength of the team and going to be awesome only to learn during the season that they, in fact, were a bad DL that had been whooping up on an even worse OL in practices. Turned out the practice reports were deceiving.
  9. Searching for a contingency plan in the event of be a real Goosby injury? That’s due diligence. That’s smart. They believe Goosby is a known quantity. No reason not to take this time to address what I think we all can agree (including Sark) is the one area of concern on the team. Backup OL - tackle in particular. I’d be concerned if they weren’t actively working on that issue.
  10. How do we know this? They are being measured right now against a completely new DL that isn’t as talented or as deep as the Texas DL.
  11. We all have our opinions. That one is probably shared by most Ohio St fans. Bias is real and unavoidable really. It’s only my opinions that are pristine and unbiased 😉

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