Steve Sarkisian Asked About Alabama-Texas Kickoff Time

by Larry Leo

May 18, 202211 Comments

Earlier this week, Fox Sports announced that they will be hosting the Week 2 matchup between Texas and Alabama, which lends itself to believe it will be at 11 a.m. local time in Austin. Something Longhorns fans are not happy about, but how does head coach Steve Sarkisian feel about the possible early kickoff?

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TouchdownTony•36 months

Amen Steve. Lets tee it up and frick the time. People worry about such meaningless shite.

TDFreak•36 months

Gotta love that 8am tailgate atmosphere!

RockyMtnTigerWDE•36 months

Continue reading the posts after that one and I have decided the rant will become unbearable with that shitty fan base.

Clockwatcher68•36 months

Gives them more time to heal and recover from that L.

bruce hog•36 months

they say armenians have drinking problems.... maybe sarkisian wants early time so he can drink later

tirebiter•36 months

If only there was a way for both teams to lose.

eddieray•36 months

That’s the correct answer. Spot the ball, no whining

RedFoxx•36 months

Bloody Mary’s for Sark.

Teddy Ruxpin•36 months

The weather may actually be cooler at 11am. By the end of that game it will be 107 degrees.

TexasAg13•36 months

Spoken like a man who knows he's going to get kill, regardless of kickoff time. Honestly, an 11am kickoff is better for the horns. Fewer eyes watching them get prison raped.

Che Boludo•36 months

The early kickoff seems to usually favor the visiting team, as the home team gets caught sleeping and following their usual FRI night rituals, as if Bama didn't need any help. Ole Miss used to try and circumvent that by going to Tupelo on Fridays and driving in on GameDay to control the players.

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