If we had prepared for that play, we wouldn't have been 7 yards (and backing) behind the recovery line. The only way to stop that play is to have your people at the recovery line (10 yds from the spot of the kick, usually the 45 YL) with some ready to move up and grab it before it crosses that point with others ready to back them up. These coaches might, I repeat "might" know a few things about football, but they are terrible game day decision makers and they don't have a clue when it comes to practicing something until you've got it down pat.
It almost feels like they are afraid to piss off some prima donas on the team so they play Mr. Nice Guy as if they're in a popularity contest. I saw one coach screaming on Saturday (at #24). We should have seen that from every one of them at the start of the year. Maybe by this point screaming wouldn't be necessary. This team is looking to me like one of the worst coached Texas teams in history. I suppose we've had plenty of teams who weren't as talented as this one, but I can't remember one that repeatedly made so many mistakes.
The coaching staff needs to go. Wouldn't bother me if that included Sark.