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Believe it or not, the offensive line that dominated A&Ms star studded defensive line in College Station last season consisted of a couple of green underclassmen, a jag, and two practice squad NFL guys. They were one of the worst run blocking offensive lines in the country going into that game. Absolutely dominated on the ground all night. A&M also had a pretty dynamic pass rushing trio in Stewart, Howell, and Scorton. All of them got thrown out the club by a teenager who is currently our starting LT. Styles make fights and Elkos defensive philosophy is a poor adversary for Sarks outside zone/west coast passing game.
I think Texas was an incredibly easy scout the first go around in Austin. Post-Injury Quinn Ewers was easy to prepare for, stop the screen and the intermediate passing game. This Texas offense is not as talented, but much less predictable.

re: Compare these resumes

Posted by EastTXHorn on 11/10/25 at 1:28 pm to
It would fascinating if Texas was able to backdoor into the playoff considering all the unnecessary dysfunction that derailed the first half of the season. With a months worth of prep time, Texas would be a handful for any seed who draws them.

Texas Final Stretch Analysis

Posted by EastTXHorn on 11/10/25 at 11:50 am
Georgia - The Worst Matchup. Kirby does a great job of teaching his defense to attack keys, Sark hasn’t shown the ability to counter that consistently. Georgia also does great work on the inside with physical linebacker play, Texas has struggled in the interior offensive line the entire season. Dual-Threat QBs have had success, but I don’t think Arch will tote the rock much coming off a recent concussion. Defensively, Texas is tough to run the ball against unless you have Jaden Baugh racking up YAC. Georgias offense is predicated on a consistent run game. That’ll be interesting.

Arkansas - Scary sandwich game. Arkansas can score. They can’t prevent scores. Texas has looked terrible on offense at times. You don’t really know which way this one goes. I think the depth and talent of the Texas defensive line prevails in this matchup in the 2nd half. Also Texas has been beat up in the secondary the past month or so, we’re finally getting healthy, we’ll need to be full strength for this one.

Texas A&M - There are a few favorable matchups here, but A&M looks like the most complete team of the trio. PK has suffocated Kleins offense on multiple occasions, but A&M is running that tunnel screen/inside power combo to perfection. Texas may be one of the few teams that can stop the run with a light box in order to defend plays in space. Sark also matches up really well against Elkos defensive scheme, especially the way they play defensive line. It leaves them vulnerable to outside zone, the only run concept Texas does well. OU has a similar issue but Venables has yet to adjust. Our Tackles aren’t very strong, but they are pretty athletic. Goosby gave up zero sacks to Scorton, Howell, or Stewart in the last meeting. Should be a treat to the college football world on Black Friday.

Texas has the talent to rise to the occasion in all these matchups. Though personally I feel that many of the questionable decisions our coaching staff made in the offseason come home to roost in this stretch. I’d love to be wrong.
Let folks enjoy stuff. Ags are one of the more loyal fanbases and they haven’t been rewarded really ever. This team isn’t the stereotypical championship squad most of envision, but compared to the field, it looks formidable.

re: Georgia & A&M

Posted by EastTXHorn on 11/4/25 at 11:36 pm to
You guys always say backup QB as if it were a lesser option than that turnover machine Beck. The guy had like 30 yards passing before Trey Moore snapped his arm. The confusion surrounding the offense under Stockton was the best thing that happened for Georgia offensively in that game.

re: Georgia & A&M

Posted by EastTXHorn on 11/4/25 at 10:21 pm to
I think it’s the opposite. Sark is a bad matchup for Elkos defensive style, especially the way you guys play defensive line. It makes you super susceptible to outside zone just like Venables defense. That’s literally the only run concept we’ve been successful at in Sarks tenure. I remember being in College Station and I couldn’t believe how well we ran the ball that night because we hadn’t ran the ball all season long on anyone but Oklahoma. We couldn’t even close out ASU on the ground.
Texas has the most ranked wins in college football the past three years and has appeared in four playoff games. I think they’ll be given some benefit of the doubt with all the talent on the roster, even if it’s young talent. Though have looked absolutely putrid on offense at times this season. I bet if they take care of UGA, the committee will ignore that ever happened.

ACC Officiating Transparency

Posted by EastTXHorn on 11/3/25 at 9:30 am
The SEC needs to move to the ACC model in the off-season in my opinion. It’s vital to maintain fan engagement. Spectators are weary, especially in this era of collegiate sports. This past weekend was ridiculous, it would have been nice to see in-depth review of these calls and hear the conversation of the officials.
He won’t play till the UGA game I suspect.

re: On3 Heisman Watch List

Posted by EastTXHorn on 10/27/25 at 11:20 am to
A&M ever so quietly built so much infrastructure around him in the off-season. He's got too much weapons to fail. The only teams who have a shot are teams who can control the line of scrimmage and linebackers who can legitimately play in space. Put the game on him. Notre Dame got him to choke but dropped the INT. TD next play.
$53Mil Buyout? George Strait will be performing in Death Valley this Spring.
LSU will never inherit a schedule like A&Ms 2025 schedule.
They can play with anyone because of the defense. Although PK has neutered the D to prevent shot plays, knowing the offense won’t provide much support. The offense is legitimately terrible though. There has to be some truth to some of the rumors floating around Sark since January. It’s a neglected group who look unprepared every week.
I work with a ton of Ags and they’re humble folks who still think they’re going to lose 3-4 games.
Who cares, that dude got unnecessarily punished. He took quite a few heavy shots. Including a helmet right on that hand that popped open the surgical site.
Yall have scored 39 points on Texas since 2021.

re: Sark's first 60 games at Texas

Posted by EastTXHorn on 10/6/25 at 11:30 am to
Sarks made two conference championship appearances in two separate conferences, made back to back semi final appearances, and produced over 20+ NFL Prospects in two seasons. He definitely mismanaged a few important aspects of the roster this season, but he’s accomplished much more than Jimbo at A&M. I think his biggest issue is Flood at OL coach. He had multiple years to have a succession plan on the offensive line, and that’s what we roll out there.
Florida was really the only team who got after Texas last year on the ground. So it was pretty shocking that Texas came out with a light box and corners playing soft coverage. They got away with it at Ohio State so they assumed they could do it in the swamp. Just a lazy effort all the way around.
I’ve seen some absolutely horrendous Texas teams go into Dallas and dominate. The floor of this team is much higher than some of those squads.