Fair point, and it's strange, 'cause checking your rep, for some reason, people seem to greatly prefer my horrible posts to your brilliant, amazing and captivating efforts. Weird, right?
Maybe don't read it?
That is exactly what I think. Having the school represented by a large number of backup players that would normally never see playing time in a meaningless, somewhat embarrassing game against another school that will be playing scrubs actually damages the Texas brand.
It's akin to Jerry Jones' horrific idea a few years ago when he proposed fielding a team of unknown players dress as the Cowboys to play exhibition games in the spring in Cowboys Stadium to generate income. Thank God that idea never took off.
Throw in the fact that key players like Arch could suffer a devastating injury in this turd of an exhibition game makes no sense.
At least with PK gone, Sark won't have to babysit the defense, so we can finally see what he can do on offense. 😡
I'm calling the Moldovan hotline.
I agree with this.
People are arguing about how poorly the defense was performing and they are right. My argument is not about replacing PK.
My point is that Sark's lack of accountability and more importantly, any semblance of grace to someone who came here with him and helped turn around the program is appalling and embarrassing. I won't remember Sark for the wins and losses but I will always remember Sark for this.
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou
It's exactly what I thought was wrong with the offense this year.
I was screaming when we were on offense all season at every sack, every wrong lineup, every negative run, every missed assignment and every dropped pass. You should have heard me: "SARK HAS TO BABYSIT THE DEFENSE AND HAS NO TIME TO CALL GREAT PLAYS, OR MAKE SURE THE RIGHT PLAYERS ARE IN THE GAME!!!! GET A HEAD COACH FOR THE DEFENSE SO HE CAN FOCUS ON THE OFFENSE!!!!!!! 😡
It was clearly targeting. The fix was in. It’s the NCAA sticking it to Aggy because they had the courage to call out the injustices inherent in the system.