Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (The chance was there for the taking)
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It reminds me of one of my critiques of him as a prospect. I questioned how he would perform in the face of pressure because he flinched on the few times he actually saw some in HS.
I was told I was being too hard on him.
I sense a trend.
Follow up question...
How many seconds during a play should expire before an alarm goes off in a quarterback's head to potentially get rid of the ball?
Go for it.Know how I know Ketchum calls himself "resident blockhead"? For the first time ever—after he defended his ridiculous take on Ewers—I asked myself, mostly in jest, "Can you put the site owner on 'ignore'?" 🤣
It takes a special kind of person not to acknowledge that Tom aligned with woke culture in an attempt to benefit Tom at the expense of UT and all things decent. He would have used anything to benefit himself and his false posture along with other concerning realities resulted in Tom being Fired and UT is FAR better off without him.
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Good stuff, although I think Jerry is full of shit. They let Cooper go because of money.
Ummm... you just keep making the same kind of post in this thread.
Maybe quote the parts you disagree with specifically... or find another thread.
Caleb Williams had a 169.5 quarterback rating as a true freshman, so I really don't know what you're talking about.
19-4 TD/INT ratio.
And that doesn't include his rushing numbers.
Here's to feeling better from here on out. I was pretty violently ill for about 24 hours this weekend. It sucked, so I know two weeks had to have been brutal.
Hang in there, my man.
It's been so long since Texas consistently won the state that I've mostly forgot about it.
Neither am I. Maybe stop pretending Ewers is the only problem with the passing game.
We're just reinventing reality in the name of confirmation bias IMO.
Sark would not have been hired if those that hired him knew it would take at least three seasons to better what Herman was already doing.
It was for just those reasons.
Frankly, if this team has snuck into the Sugar Bowl with an 8-4 record, I'd have given it a success on a special curve grading.
Not including the covid season, Herman won 8+ games in in 3 of his 5 regular seasons as a head coach, yet somehow 60% became 25% with his math.
who did that?
I'm not really someone that deals in such hard lines. The only thing I did over the weekend was point out that Ewers 10 points handed to Baylor nearly made the game very problematic.
You do remember the lies about The Eyes and the song almost taking it on the chin. I think you have a very convenient view of that time and it's importance to not only Texas but the nation. And fortunately good people stood against that false construction which is exactly what the 1619 project and others birthed by the warped movement were and are..
I think it was a very complicated time for anyone to be the head coach at Texas. That';s all I'll say about it.
Exactly. That was the only thing you did when critiquing the passing game against Baylor. So I guess you answered your own question.
On a scale of 1-10, how good was the pass blocking on Friday?
Did the Whittington fumble not matter because Baylor missed a field goal on the next drive?
A healthy program recruits well. Herman's recruiting has severely degraded over his tenure to the point that even legacy Texas recruits wouldn't come to Texas. Firing him was a complete no-brainer. Whether Sark is the long-term answer is still TBD but there is no question that the program is healthier now than it would be if Toxic Tom was still around.
Ok, see what you want but if stubborn Sark didn’t think he was worthy of being a part of the game in crunch time then that speaks volumes. He didn’t pass the eye test either. Arch being here will make or break him.
