re: Well, it's now or never for Sumlin and A&M

I agree with that

Sumlin is a POS who throws kids under the bus (among other things), but so are Meyer and Saban. The difference is they control the narrative, Sumlin mismanages things and all his dirty laundry ends up aired to the public.

All he had to do was say Kyle Allen was hurt. That's it, and we'd be a West contender this year. Instead he fumbled the snap and lost control.

You can be as angry at me as you want, but trying to blame message board posts for Sumlin's shortcomings doesn't pass anyone's bullshite test.

That is such horseshite.

Allen was telling the staff he could play and if he was too hurt to continue that's on HIM for refusing to admit he couldn't go.

Sumlin NEVER says when kids are hurt unless it's season ending and he's not going to start for a little snowflake titty baby kid who didn't pay attention on the sidelines and was already threatening to transfer when he didn't win the starting QB gig as a true freshman.

and when you sit here and say oh well the narrative is that the program is in disarray but then ignore that the reason that is out there is b/c of people like you who can't wait bash the frick out of him over every little rumor you've heard is laughable. Loose lips sink ships and you and all the Ags who flap their gums are part the loose lips sinking the ship.

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Allen was telling the staff he could play and if he was too hurt to continue that's on HIM for refusing to admit he couldn't go.

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Players with everything from cramps to torn knee ligaments beg to go back in. It's the coaches job to know when a player is too hurt to help his team. It's also his job to not alienate the player and ignite a desire to transfer by telling the media he was healthy and just playing bad when he knew that wasn't true.

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Sumlin NEVER says when kids are hurt unless it's season ending and he's not going to start for a little snowflake titty baby kid who didn't pay attention on the sidelines and was already threatening to transfer when he didn't win the starting QB gig as a true freshman.

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He actively said Kyle Allen wasn't hurt and that he was playing poorly. He started Kyler Murray with the public understanding and believing it was because Allen was just playing badly.

In reality, Sumlin knew Murray wasn't ready and that Allen was injured.

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when you sit here and say oh well the narrative is that the program is in disarray but then ignore that the reason that is out there is b/c of people like you who can't wait bash the frick out of him over every little rumor you've heard is laughable. Loose lips sink ships and you and all the Ags who flap their gums are part the loose lips sinking the ship.

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Your anger is misplaced. As I've said before, as with Fran, the stories will come out once he's gone. And like Fran, people will be ashamed they ever cheered for the guy. I've never hidden my belief that we'll be better off without him. I've also said I have no problem support a POS if he wins big. Many great coaches have lots of skeletons.

Nothing I or anyone else who knows about some if the behind the scenes stuff is to blame for his current situation though. He did it all himself. The media isn't reporting my posts on the rant, they're reporting his public failures in program management.

texas will lose games this year. It's pretty well documented that they were buying talent last year and that is the sole reason they "beat" us on the recruiting trail. We will do what we have to to remain competitive. Our quarterback problem was something Sumlin both never wanted to begin with and warned those above him it would not end well. Aside from that blunder, we did fine and are loaded with talent.

"Prior to getting hurt" "prior to getting hurt" man stfu with that revisionist bullshite. I've been hearing that crap for a year. same thing the year before if I recall.

Allen wasnt impressing anyone against real competition when he was perfectly fine. Our defense bailed him and Spav out series after series. Not only did he consistently crumble under pressure, but he never really fit well in our system. My personal opinion was that he didn't have the maturity to run tempo, which is critical to our offense. If we aren't running tempo, it's easy to scheme against us. Tempo is effective because it keeps teams off balance and creates mismatches, not because it's impossible to schem against.

It's never.


This just lowers our competition for Herman.

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he had to do was say Kyle Allen was hurt. That's it, and we'd be a West contender this year. Instead he fumbled the snap and lost control.

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Uh, no we'd have the immature midget as our qb and Spav screwing up still

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Texas schedule is incredibly weak. They have four games left they could realistically lose if they play like this on offense all year. Even at 8-4, Texas will crush is in February if we only win 8 ourselves.

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If they play every game the way they played against ND, sure.

But if they'd played every 2015 game the way they did beating OU, they wouldn't have been 5-7 last year, either.

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"Prior to getting hurt" "prior to getting hurt" man stfu with that revisionist bullshite. I've been hearing that crap for a year. same thing the year before if I recall.

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Through the MSU game he and Chad Kelly were the highest rated QBs in the SEC. That isn't revisionist history, it's a fact. When he injured his throwing shoulder is when the trouble started.