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247Sports · Sec 29U

Sep 10
Texas' ability to find balanced offensive playcalling will make a difference against Ohio State on Saturday
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QB/RB: Against TexState IIRC Texas ran plays 36/34, passing and running.
Eric Henry said... (original post) AUSTIN, Texas – Ahead of road contests, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian often emphasizes his desire to "pack a strong run game" as part of his ... show more Against TexState IIRC Texas ran plays 36/34, passing and running. I just don't want Sarkisian to get predictable in his play calling like he sometimes does imo. The biggest difference in my mind for this Texas offense against OSU to the one last season is that Arch is a different QB. I don't recall seeing him throw any bad balls except maybe one against TexState. I think also that the RB duo of Hollywood and Raleek, both of those guys can take it to the house at anytime unlike Wagner and company last season. Playing OSU portends to be rough sledding running the ball between the tackles but it only takes one to breakout a big run. Like it was said in another thread, I think it comes down to both defenses and how they contain keeping the ball in front of them and taking away big plays. JMO

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