I don't hate him, and I think he deserves a lot of credit for what he's accomplished. Sark in 2025 is much worse than previous versions, so I'm inclined to agree with @Nicole44 that something is up.
The reason I would be upset to see him leave is because it's a terrible hiring market. There is no permanent fix available, and even if that coach were on the market, we'd be in a bidding war with at least two other bluebloods. It's a terrible time to be looking for a new head coach. I'd rather ride out the storm.
Well, no, but usually when a teacher and a student are involved romantically or sexually it doesn't end well. Obviously I'm not saying Sark ever did anything improper. I was only highlighting a situation where marital issues could get someone fired, connecting the dots between a fireable offense and a marital issue. Like, if a professor having an affair with a student gets him fired, surely a professor encouraging a student and his wife to be intimate would have the same result.
He ran in 2024 to keep himself out of prison. He ran in 2016 for attention (and to grift, but he didn't need to be a politician to grift, which is his natural state of being)
Bobby's "nuance" rant this morning kinda pissed me off. Nobody claims to have more information about the situation or experience coaching than Sark, but to suggest that there's a deeper non-public explanation for the substandard product on the field is some real pay no attention to the man behind the curtain shit. If heads don't roll, then we are a program where accountability is nothing more than a buzzword.
If the dems were smart they would have DSA kids posted up outside every grocery store asking people to share their receipts and how they feel about what they paid. Stop relying on limpdick talking heads for spreading narratives. That's not where the people are.
Arch has improved, but the team has not. Vandy is by far the best team we've faced at home, but Arkansas is a historical rival that will definitely bring more fans and things can get ugly fast, even at home, if they score early and often. If that happens, I don't see Sark turning it around.
It's not that we lost. It's how we lost. More precisely, it's how Sark failed at preparing the team, preparing the gameplan, and executing on gameday. Writing this off as a single loss is completely underselling what happened.
A respectable loss at Georgia would not have hurt our CFP chances. But whatever the fuck that was we had to endure on Saturday? That is more than simply losing one in-conference game.
I can absolutely envision Arkansas getting out to a 21-point lead in Fayette-nam, Sark sulking around on the sidelines, and the team losing something like 40-28. The weaknesses Georgia exposed don't really even need great players to exploit. Hell, you saw Florida and Mississippi State do it. Now imagine a rival at home coached by a guy motivated to shed an interim label and rewrite a legacy shattered by The Undefeated.
Sark is in way over his head.