Watching Card against WV at the end of the season gave me hope for him going forward. Whether at TX or elsewhere. You could see the talent he has and played less uptight and let loose a little. Of course then he turned his ankle! Lovely.
Certainly not anything better than OB with Dustin’s work in years past.
He actually played well in his first and last games.
Did Sark ever say or imply that he's actually given up on Card or is that just a big assumption on your part? We all know that he went after Ewers when he hit the Portal and that he said the QB competition will be open this spring. Those are actions that any coach with half a brain would have taken, given the on the field performance of the QB room last year. Without a doubt, Ewers has a decided advantage in the upcoming competition, but there is no such thing as a sure thing in sports. Bottom line is if Card is not good enough to clearly win the battle against a guy with 0 experience after a full year in the system, that's not on Sark.
Maybe some smaller schools and lower division schools. Heck some of the lower division do not even have football. But, I can't think of any big'ish school that would be considered a "baseball school".
I get that. Me personally it is more about supporting our athletes against those bastards.
Exactly. China doesn’t really even enter my mind.
Drunk. Someone had to hold up the bar at Scholz's beer garden.
You handled this much better than i would have sir. It is amazing what people will say via keyboard.
We have done well at Westlake, yes, but over confidence is still a fault.
Yeah back before I got big into snowboarding and winter sports, I only maybe followed a couple events, but now I love many of them. If you’re not a winter sports participant and many in Texas probably aren’t, then it probably affects your desire to watch them.
You may have to make a report on your daughters progress a weekly feature
. Certainly enjoyed reading that little blurb.I’m picking on her dad. The first scrimmages always expose things we take for granted and being first born they don’t have a role model practice with them and teach those little things and hanging out at games.
Maybe I don't understand the term junkyard dog. Sam was tenacious and a team-first player. We was a mediocre quarterback and middling at best passer. He ran too often and too aggressively, resulting in more injuries than a one quarterback team can afford. However, he was never held to account for any of this by the Herman regime. Hence, he never had to face the football adversity of having his team and coaches lose faith in him. Card, on the other hand, faces precisely that, plus a loss of confidence in himself as a quarterback and as a leader. Enter the junkyard dog. If he has the dog in him, he will fight his ass off to regain his confidence and the faith of his team and coaches. That's an enormous ask of a suburban kid who's never faced that sort of adversity before in his short life. While I wish him the best and hope that he works and succeeds, I see no evidence in his past to suggest that he will do either.
And he obviously has not met some of the some of the suburban teenagers I've met.
Sam faced adversity far worse than Hudson before he hit campus and he stood up pretty damn well as I recall.
I do agree with that, as well as an NIL bias for lack of better words.
Card got rattled in that game and lost his poise. He can get it back but it will take guts.
