@OccupyLF Pretty understandable watching this offense.
The problems were evident in game 1. I’ve been saying Arch ain’t it and we need to see Lacey for weeks.
@ChanceMock@PaulJacobsMedia@CNN@jamestalarico I’m just trolling the easily trollable, Chance.
I’d like our government to save us from our government deliberately destroying our public schools, though. I wish we had more Luigi’s.
@ChanceMock@PaulJacobsMedia@CNN@jamestalarico Talking about lying and the guy he’s running against is a criminal, adulterer and pedo sympathizer lol
30 years in charge and we’re supposed to vote for republicans so they can save us from themselves.
@makostacks@TexasisCursed Because it’d be an admission to his lack of ability to develop QB’s.
Not saying we need to see our backups. But that’s apples to oranges.
@NashTalksTexas While that may be true, even without the name, he’s not living up to what you’d expect from a QB at Texas, especially with the “QB whisperer.”
@CJVogel_OTF Not listening to opinions is fine. What about stats? Does the fact that the stats say this offense is not sustainable for a championship season matter?
He needs to stop being defensive in interviews and be offensive in games.
@HornSports It’s not about making anyone feel better. It’s the fact that he’s doubling down and telling the fan base that we’re going to continue struggling on offense and special teams due to his poor decisions lol
@BobbyBurtonOTF@coachvjbedford The problem is Arch and Sark. It’s simple. Arch’s mental/emotional immaturity will never allow his talent to reach its ceiling and Sark is stubborn and can’t get past himself and never will. Sark just isn’t a championship caliber coach.