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247Sports · Sec 29U

7d ago
Steve Sarkisian set out to make the Texas Longhorns more explosive. Through three games, is it working?
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QB/LB: All good questions that I don't have the slightest idea what the answers are.
Augustd23 said... (original post) I really do not know. Not winning a championship with Arch Manning would be a hell of a waste (someone said it… imagine Arch in the Greg Davis VY... show more All good questions that I don't have the slightest idea what the answers are. I do have another question though that I am not nearly football savy enough to answer myself. Has Sarkisian changed any of his offensive scheming the last five years? Has his offense gotten more complex at times and has he taken it back to something more simple at times? I do think I recall him going to a short yardage passing scheme when his QB at the time was struggling. We also know that he wants the run game to balance his offensive scheme as much as it will. He has allowed his QBs that can run, run with the ball when the need is there also. He still goes with a lot of presnap movement to make the defense think more. What else should he be doing from your perspective to make it a more a collegiate style offense?

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