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  1. Neal Brown is officially on staff per Anwar
  2. Kellen More is fully embracing the college game to with his defensive staff. Bo Davis, Terry Joseph, and the just hired Peter Sirmon from Cal. Should be interesting.
  3. Our ability to pass rush next season might be the best we’ve ever seen around here. If we are truly going to major in man coverage then we will be just fine. We have two of the top 10 players in CFB in our front 7. Man coverage will allow them to dominate games.
  4. Just pay Jim Leonard 1.5 million to leave Denver and call it a day
  5. Losing both secondary coaches is not ideal. There may be some growing pains.
  6. I kind of understand where @BurntOrange&White is coming from, the op’s question did seem to have a critical connotation to it. Although BOW didn’t have to be such a dick about it lol. But all of the support staff guys that we’ve had under Sark have been excellent. Two are now full time NFL assistant coaches, and the rest have either been promoted in house or are currently full time coaches on other staffs. You want guys that are hungry and eager to progress in their careers working under your full time assistants. I think that ideally you want unproven guys with good personality traits and high energy as assistant position coaches and you want your analysts to be the guys that have been around the block a few times. I know that it’s already been noted but the recruiting and scouting army that Sark has put together is fucking impressive. We are the leading the pack of the entire damn sport. So in that regard, it’s silly to be critical about anything that we are doing right now support staff wise.
  7. He joins Jeff Banks, Chris Jackson, and Johnny Nansen bringing our total to 4 former Washington State lettermen on staff. Banks’ rolodex is the gift that keeps on giving.
  8. Luper with the UT logo is very interesting. The dude has been recruiting Texas for ages and has some very strong connections in DFW. He is a favorite of many high school coaches and has coached a good number of guys who are on currently on staff at some big time schools. I don't know anyone who knows him that doesn't like him. He served in a "High School Relations" kind of role while he was RB coach at TCU and organized all of their big camp stuff. I bet that he's a Gary Patterson recommendation.
  9. According to a level 3 source in Fayetteville, this is another name to keep an eye on. He fits the Sark profile of young energetic up and comer and does have some overlap with Brandon Harris at UT. He was a finalist to be on Sark’s initial staff. He’s never coached running backs but seems to be loved everywhere that he’s been. https://uwbadgers.com/sports/football/roster/coaches/kenny-guiton/2364
  10. Wow we are really building a Death Star with the support staff. Very impressive
  11. Ryan Day gave up playcalling two years ago and gave Brian Hartline a shot. They really struggled, that’s why he brought in Kelly. I chuckle when I think of what would’ve become of Ohio State if Bill Obrien never got offered the Boston College job. That’s a fun alt history. The Sark playcalling conundrum is fascinating. Sark is a very emotional playcaller and that’s what makes him great. He uses not only his scheme stuff but he relies on his relationships with his players and his knowledge of what they are confident in(very baseball-like). He’s mentioned this being a big part of his philosophy and he said that it was the main reason why he made PK come down from the press box after his 1st season. All that being said, the 3rd quarter stuff has got to get fixed because it’s unacceptable to be as bad as we were. We never scored more than 7 points in the 3rd quarter against a P5 opponent, yet we tripled our opponents in 3rd quarter yards lmao. It makes no sense. As far as the redzone stuff is concerned, Sark has got to have a plus run game or he becomes a prisoner to his creativity. The Bama and SC offenses were historically elite in the redzone because they had backs who could do it on their own. We were great in years one and two with Bijan and we’ve fallen off since. I think simply that without an elite back, Sark just has some serious Redzone demons. His redzone struggles cost 2019 Bama vs LSU, Atlanta as OC in the playoffs on a 4th and 1, and at Texas he threw a quick screen on 4th and an inch to Xavier Worthy in Dallas and obviously the semifinal endings in back to back years. I don’t think it has to do with him being the HC I think it’s just who he is.
  12. New year, new thread. Sark just signed his extension and we are going to get to see what a remarkable 5th straight year of staff continuity yields. Should be a fun year to follow the analyst/special assistant movement. Texas is now a prime destination spot on both sides of the ball.
  13. I bet these next two weeks will be focused on opening up the downfield passing game.
  14. Outstanding hire! He’s a Craig Bohl guy. I am very interested to see what he and Nansen will add to the PK scheme. It also doesn’t hurt that he knows the Michigan offense quite well.
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