Oh my goodness Texas just hired Sark (not sarcasm)
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Shout out to whatever executive search firm the Texas AD paid 500k to come back to them and be like ummmmm how about Sark?
I just don’t get it, Alabama makes Sark look like a good OC, not the other way around, most average college offensive coordinators in the country would ball out with that type of talent advantage. -
insinceredawg said:
More ball gargling from Kim
Not sure you have a grap on how good of a recruitier he is. Relentless and ruthless. He'll win the press conference, the team, and current recruits.
He's good.
He did a pretty good job at UW. He took over an 0-12 program which was bad. Really bad. He changed the culture quickly and had the kids beleiviong in temselves. He hired Nick Holt as his DC, which didn't work at all. He let him go and hired Justin Wilcox, which was a home run. Won seven games his last two years, but recruited very, very well. was set up with a great roster once he purged all Tyrone's guys and improved the talent.
I think you'll be very pleased.......until he loses a game. Fans are fans.
The Washington team that made CFP was mostl;y led by guys Sark brought in.
Didn't mean to upset anybody, just thought I'd add my two cents on the hire since I dealt with him quite a bit at UW.
Most Washingto. fand are happy for him because they understand the situation. Texas gained a lot of fans from the fine state of Washington today.
Good luck
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John Donovan could run full back dives every play and win 10 games at Alabama
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Has there ever been a a coach who dines out on the backs of elite coaches like this guy? This excites exactly no one. Except maybe Austin area liquor stores.
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I hope for Sark’s sake that he’s solved all his demons because going to Texas/Austin will be a pressure cooker the likes he’s never seen before
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Need a laugh go look at their Basketball Board. There are exactly two guys who don't (or won't say) think Hopkins should be gone and everyone knows who they are.DerekJohnson said:
Anyone going against that sentiment will be banned and eventually end up over herebananasnblondes said:Dawgman's reaction to this is quite different than here.
Lots of "so happy for this former Husky great who turned our program around. Texas just became my 2nd favorite team" sentiment
Let's also not forget that he valiantly fought through and survived a life threatening disease he acquired through no fault of his own.
In fact they have taken to telling guys who have posted books of data to support the need to make the change to kill it as they've made their point (aka we have no defense to refute the obvious but to say stop saying it)
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By “demons” do you mean coaching practices and a game while drunk off his ass?Tequilla said:I hope for Sark’s sake that he’s solved all his demons because going to Texas/Austin will be a pressure cooker the likes he’s never seen before
Call it what it is.
Do I need to bump all your fucktarded takes from Sark’s lawsuit against USC? -
He will also be watched a lot more and not allowed to run around banging coeds and dropping a couple grand in a bar on the university credit card without going relatively unnoticed like he could at UW or in LA.Tequilla said:I hope for Sark’s sake that he’s solved all his demons because going to Texas/Austin will be a pressure cooker the likes he’s never seen before
If I'm a UT fan Im a lot more worried about his shitty coaching/organizational ability than I am about his coke and alcohol habits from a few years ago.
Then again, the wife finally found out about it all in 2016 and left him so maybe Sark goes full Joey Freshwater and we are all entertained again. -
Hopefully he brings in long time buddy Nick Holt
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That’s right out of the Sark 2012/2013 playbookgodawgst said:
Need a laugh go look at their Basketball Board. There are exactly two guys who don't (or won't say) think Hopkins should be gone and everyone knows who they are.DerekJohnson said:
Anyone going against that sentiment will be banned and eventually end up over herebananasnblondes said:Dawgman's reaction to this is quite different than here.
Lots of "so happy for this former Husky great who turned our program around. Texas just became my 2nd favorite team" sentiment
Let's also not forget that he valiantly fought through and survived a life threatening disease he acquired through no fault of his own.
In fact they have taken to telling guys who have posted books of data to support the need to make the change to kill it as they've made their point (aka we have no defense to refute the obvious but to say stop saying it)
