imagine having to play a football schedule
did he forget to bring out a caged alligator to practice?
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He's only a short nudge away from full meltdown. Maybe next he'll scream at a reporter and ask if they think they could do better.…bruh?
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His struggles will only lead to one place…
Being named the next coach of the Dallas Cowboys
(Because nobody fails upward like 7 Win Steve)
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They have at least three more losses on the schedule. Thing of beauty.
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I don't even think that Sark has done some complete shit coaching job at UT.
It's just as much their fault that they had to go buy the most expensive high school quarterback just to prove a point without even thinking about it.
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Sark has done better than he did at UW or Usc. UW was a long time ago and we all know those times. Usc was next. Drinking had something to do with it but also the support Sark got from Saban and now Texas shows that it matters where you coach
Usc has failed since Pete. UW started doing better with coaches
If I'm a Texas fan I'm wondering what a great coach could do there if Sark can make the playoffs
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The last time Oregon played at Ohio State, they won, the last time Miami played at Florida, they won.
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Generally speaking you can only follow the track of a great coach for so long until you get to a switch and need to make an independent decision. Take a wrong turn and you could end up so far away from the original destination it doesn’t look the same anymore. Guys like Smart and Day mostly take the correct deviation for the destination to still be attainable. Guys like Sark can keep it going right for a while but inevitably start heading the wrong way with no idea how to get back. Someone like Lake took the train into another train the minute coal was shoveled into the fire.
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If I'm a Texas fan I want my next coach to have the balls to say, "No I don't want to pay Arch Manning tens of millions of dollars, I want this John Mateer kid instead fuck your stars"
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I would think the vast majority of programs with big time money now will almost always start a transfer QB who is a proven commodity.
