UT Football Thread

Sark is a great recruiter, but a terrible game day coach.

 

I saw it live and wondered why it wasn't called. You can push but can't pull.

 

Not if Sark wasn't such a terrible game day coach.

 

Glad they won today but they are going to get smoked by Ohio State. Horns might not even be a top ten team.

 

OSU fan?

 

I was really rooting for UT to lose. They got so lucky. I hope they get dogged by Ohio St.

 

Not at all but did you not watch the Oregon game today?

 

Nope. Line is 6.5 OSU, Horns can still do it.

 

This Texas team isn't overmatched by anybody talent wise, so I don't believe for a second were gonna get beat down.

However to actually win Ewers will have to play better than he usually has. We see mediocre/stupid Ewers far too often and the offense stagnates if the run isn't dominant.

 

The Texas offense is too damn inconsistent and make too many mistakes to partake in a shootout. The Texas defense needs to stop their super fast receiver. Having Wingo on the squad will help the defensive backs prepare.

 

No one cares.

 

Obviously you do. Lol.

 

Ok, cool. Hook 'em!

 

Ewers legendary revenge game…..or Ewers double agent game

 

With Georgia out, 3 of the final 4 teams are programs that I absolutely despise with a passion. I will give you one guess on who the one team of the final 4 I do NOT despise. I will give you a hint: they actually have a damn logo or symbol on their helmet.

 

So you're saying the buckeye-leaf stickers don't count as logos or symbols?

 

Crazy to think Ewers is viewed as the best of the remaining QBs.. I'd still take any of the other 3 over him tho.. lol

 

DESPISE.

 

I thought Ewers played well last game.

Sark's slow developing plays offense could be a big obstacle against a fast OSU defense. UT's DL needs to be dominant.

 

Same. OL had one of the poorer performances of the season against a much less talented DL which is concerning. But Ewers completely put the team on his back in the 4th and OT. The missed FGs negated 2 scoring drives which Ewers engineered perfectly down the stretch.