Oh yeah. No doubt, you're right about that.Can we both agree that Sark with get a longer leash than usual?
Oh yeah. No doubt, you're right about that.Can we both agree that Sark with get a longer leash than usual?
Seems he'll get five years to right the ship. If that's the case, I'll accept slow building progress. I want a B12 championship this season, and a playoff birth. I just don't see it happening.Oh yeah. No doubt, you're right about that.
we're on the same pageSeems he'll get five years to right the ship. If that's the case, I'll accept slow building progress. I want a B12 championship this season, and a playoff birth. I just don't see it happening.
I’m much higher on our defense than you Ketch. Secondary is stacked with many guys who got significant playtime last year, as well as new players from the portal. Same goes for DL, yet the depth in that group is unproven. LB group has the best defender in the big 12, Hill, who’s a blue chip guy that should have a similar freshman season that Perkins had last year at LSU.
Seems he'll get five years to right the ship. If that's the case, I'll accept slow building progress. I want a B12 championship this season, and a playoff birth. I just don't see it happening.
I haven't done that one yet. I barely finished last night.@Ketchum I love your blue chip data, and data in general.
Maybe I missed it, but do you have any data on the championship runners up?
It might be interesting to compare how big the gap has become, with Bama and Georgia running with 20+ blue chips.
Or what's the lowest number of blue chips to make the playoffs?
This.DT depth is down
Linebacker depth and quality is down
NO proiven edge
Playmakers need to emerge in the secondary
Been there, done that. Prolly winning2texasWhat's the next username gonna be? Urban2Texas?
No, we don't.@Ketchum, I didn’t know where to ask this question lol so I’ll just put it here. Do y’all usually post all the YouTube podcasts on Apple Podcasts? I see some of them are on there but the recent ones haven’t been.
winnowgoddamnit2texasBeen there, done that. Prolly winning2texas
It's YoY improvement. That's progress...
I predicted 9-4 in my post.We went 8-4 last year. 8-4 in year 3 is a step back.
I predicted 9-4 in my post.
almost impossible for me to calculate. Those teams were pre-Rivals.I was just watching a PMT interview with Olson, and they were looking back at that 01-02 team, it was loaded
how many blue chips were on that roster?
Going from 0 wins to 1 win is also season over season improvement. That's a very low bar.It also represents season over season improvement. I don't think his seat will get hot with that kind of improvement.
If we know he's not the guy after 3 years, why give him 5?Seems he'll get five years to right the ship. If that's the case, I'll accept slow building progress. I want a B12 championship this season, and a playoff birth. I just don't see it happening.
We went 8-4 last year. 8-4 in year 3 is a step back.
I'm thinking Cinci in 2021 and TCU last year were easily the lowest to make it. Then prolly ND and Michigan.@Ketchum I love your blue chip data, and data in general.
Or what's the lowest number of blue chips to make the playoffs?
Oh yeah. No doubt, you're right about that.
Recruiting.If we know he's not the guy after 3 years, why give him 5?
Great quarterback play is the tide that lifts all boats.I'm thinking Cinci in 2021 and TCU last year were easily the lowest to make it. Then prolly ND and Michigan.
The Cam Newtons were the lowest to win it all, and they beat another low number team in Oregon (I'm guessing).
Quarterback room wasn't that big of a mess. He just didn't develop what he had. That's on him.I would also add the offensive line and qb rooms that sark inherited were a mess. He has absolutely improved those rooms and I’m not sure what else he could’ve done differently.
Card looked a hell of a lot better last year than his first year. Casey left after a year in which he had a 158 rating with a broken hand. I have to disagree with “Sark didn’t develop what he had”Quarterback room wasn't that big of a mess. He just didn't develop what he had. That's on him.
He quit on Card after 6 quarters. Of course, Card looked better with more game time.Card looked a hell of a lot better last year than his first year. Casey left after a year in which he had a 158 rating with a broken hand. I have to disagree with “Sark didn’t develop what he had”
I realize Sark moved on by bringing in Ewers but would you have not done the same thing?
Well he’s got his guys now…I don’t disagree and I think if Quinn plays well this year (develops) the sky is the limit for this teamHe quit on Card after 6 quarters. Of course, Card looked better with more game time.
The bottom line is that his position of excellence is at the quarterback position and it's been a failure for two years. That's why this team is 13-12.
agreedWell he’s got his guys now…I don’t disagree and I think if Quinn plays well this year (develops) the sky is the limit for this team
Because Texas doesn't want to be a 3-and-out coaching carrousel that's been since Mack.If we know he's not the guy after 3 years, why give him 5?
Its rational. People here want Urban or Saban level performance, and Sark is neither.Going from 0 wins to 1 win is also season over season improvement. That's a very low bar.
5 - 8 - 11, I'll take that.
5-8-9...fail.
what is he?Its rational. People here want Urban or Saban level performance, and Sark is neither.
He quit on Card after 6 quarters. Of course, Card looked better with more game time.
The bottom line is that his position of excellence is at the quarterback position and it's been a failure for two years. That's why this team is 13-12.
Let's just hope he's an expert here and this convo becomes moot in a matter of months.\While I agree with you that it felt like he bailed too early on card… as you said, sark is the qb expert. It’s his thing. At the end of the day he didn’t really trust card or Thompson to be the guy. The expert decided the room didn’t have what he wanted.
If that’s what the expert believed then your point about development is moot.