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Hank Kingsley

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  1. Ryan Wingo raises his hands and jumps in the air almost immediately after the ball is snapped. It’s a clear sign that he is a distraction/decoy in the play design. Wanting Arch to throw it to him there is literally asking him to overrule the play call in real time. A ridiculous ask. The failure of this one play is on Sark. It requires excellent timing/rhythm and good protection, two things that don’t exist in this passing offense right now.
  2. I like you and you're a smart guy, but you've lost the plot on this one. Wingo is the DECOY. Sark designed and called the play. You are asking Arch to abandon the play, instead of the OL to execute. Come back to reality.
  3. I mean, it's not the play call! Arch had plenty of fuckups in this game, no need to invent new ones.
  4. I think Sark had too much confidence in Arch. Like since he passed the OU test, he could let him loose vs. Kentucky or something. And since our O-line held up vs. OU that their woes were magically fixed as well. Our 3rd drive of the game was this sequence: Arch completion, Arch incomplete, Arch completion, Arch completion, Arch run, Arch completion, Arch run, punt. At the time I felt like Sark was calling a game for Quinn. We have to take baby steps with this offense. Arch clearly needs work, OL is terrible, running game wildly inconsistent, no rhythm with WRs. Can't just jump the line and expect success.
  5. It's clearly a fake screen. Also Arch does looks at Wingo and gives a very quick shoulder fake, probably because the pressure was already coming, then he proceeds to get killed. Literally a dead play because the OL got destroyed.
  6. In all seriousness, against OU we ran the ball consistently with lots of short and dump off routes for Arch. He didn't take a beating and looked calm and in control all day. Then yesterday we just completely abandoned that gameplan, and Arch walks off the field looking like he survived a bear attack.
  7. 12-15 play drives?!?! Apparently football is about running the triple option.
  8. Last year’s offense vs Kentucky.
  9. I'm sorry you can't look a little deeper into it. Arch is a part of the problem. But he would have to be elite for this offense to be functional and consistent. There is so much failure and lack of execution all over the offensive side of the ball, and two things can be true at once.
  10. Didn't try to establish the run, didn't give Arch enough opportunities to dump off/check down. Outside of the few obvious (and important!) missed throws, I think the All-22 re-watch is not gonna show Arch blowing it all game. Total failure everywhere.
  11. And instead of working off the successful game manager performance, Sark went back to hero ball and set up Arch to fail again, outside of a few crucial open throws he absolutely needs to complete.
  12. Here is every play from the game if you can stomach watching it again. Those misses to Wingo and Endries were really bad. They were the few times Arch was put in a position to succeed and he blew it. But everything on offense is dogshit. UK defense knew what was coming on most of the plays. Shit blocking, shit situational play calling, no rhythm at all. Arch deserves the criticism but not many QBs can turn this shit sandwich into a consistently functional offense when no one is executing.
  13. Stop crying, pussy.
  14. Yeah, I feel like his body language and demeanor coming to the sidelines is like he's still the backup QB and one of the guys. Arch, you have to be the man. You are the starting QB at Texas. Don't worry about the outside pressure, start focusing on the responsibility of leading this team.
  15. Arch needs to start thinking and playing like a great leader instead of just a great teammate. He plays the most important position and we need a confident and steady QB to help elevate the rest of the offensive players. He needs to take that next step, now.
  16. Most deserved blame for offensive woes this season, in order: 1. Sark 2. Offensive Line 3. Arch 4. RBs 5. WRs Only an elite, veteran QB could overcome our issues, assuming they could survive a game behind this line. There was one Arch run where Endries had two guys he could have blocked and chose neither.
  17. Arch missed 5-7 open throws. He played poorly. Arch got killed again behind this offensive line. Sark called a terrible game and abandoned the running game from the very beginning. This is the most undisciplined group of offensive players we've had under Sark by a mile. We need our receivers to make the tough grabs. Matthew Caldwell is a band-aid on a season (probably) already lost. There is no positive future for this program with him taking over as the starter by benching Arch. He would also have to play behind this same offensive line. The fact that so many people take a handful of meaningless Caldwell plays as enough to start him makes me questions the intellect of our fanbase. I don't want to ruin KJ Lacey's future or confidence behind this line. We have to ride this out with Arch and see where we are at the end of the year.
  18. Special shout-out to Brad Fleming, the worst play-by-play announcer I've ever watched, and the ESPN camera crew for not being able to follow the football. Cherry on top of this shit sundae tonight.
  19. Can't remember the last time I felt this bad about a win. Does the SHSU game count for bowl eligibility?
  20. Been a total team effort on offense to throw this game. The most together we've looked on that side of the ball all year.
  21. We won't get the ball back.
  22. Not sure I've seen a game with more bad mojo.
  23. Update from some guy that works for the Houston Chronicle...we'll see.
  24. I see Hamas. Walking around like regular people. They don't see each other. They only see what they want to see. They don't know they're Hamas.
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