Agreed. I like Sark a ton. I admire his testimony on the personal and professional side and we’ve all been there with some of those same struggles and given a second or third chance to correct them. I still think he can correct them as far as program management, but it might take this season as being an underperforming season to do it. If next year it’s the same song and dance (IE he doesn’t bring in a seasoned and respected OC), then “Houston ,we have a problem.”
I hope and pray Sark is thinking to himself everyday as he leaves his office that he is the coach of the Univeristy of Texas which is a life time opportunity he could have only dreamed about six years ago and their was a reason CDC gave him a shot and he’s thinking I better not screw this up. He has a chance to still be a generational coach meaning he’s here for a decade plus. Or his welcome is worn out and the BMD and Alumni base demand his head which will be the tone this time next year if a course correction is not made.