⚡ CFB Dashboard

- QB/OL: Offense is a QB, o-line, WR, RB, play calling casserole of no one flavor standing out.

- QB/OL: Sark when I asked him about the protection calls/adjustments on Saturday vs.

- QB/OL: Sark when I asked him about the protection calls/adjustments on Saturday vs.

- OL: Completely fair and I readily admit I’m a keyboard play caller.

- QB/OL: NO INDEED....TEXAS should NOT "apologize" FOR FUGLYWINS!!!!!!!!!!

- Pick/market: I see the convo about the OL, as somebody who’s played OL and coaches it.

- Texas recorded 10 sacks against Tennessee, five by Colin Simmons. Steve Sarkisian credited tight coverage and the front's execution of the game plan; the result does not establish a new permanent pressure package. - Texas held Tennessee to 61 rushing yards on 36 carries, meeting Sarkisian's stated under-100 target. With the defense playing well, he said Texas took fewer offensive chances to avoid short fields; that was his Tennessee-game approach, not a promised future play-calling policy. - Tennessee sacked Arch Manning six times; Sarkisian attributed some Texas protection trouble to the loud road environment and late offensive-line get-off and said several spots were out of character. He announced no offensive-line change. - Sarkisian said Texas kept Hollywood Smothers available only for an emergency against Tennessee because he was not 100%, so Raleek Brown and Derrek Cooper carried the backfield. Cooper got rolled up during the game; Sarkisian gave no diagnosis or return timetable for either back.

- OL: I keep telling myself, a win is a win and to take comfort in that, but it has been hard to feel good about the last two wins for Texas.

- OL: Longhorns HC Steve Sarkisian is not too pleased in his offensive line's performance today against Tennessee.

- Injury: The Texas Longhorns oh-so-nearly kept the opposing offense out of the end zone for the second consecutive game.

- Pick/market: They need to play Hutson at Center; because Connor Robertson is doing a terrible job hiking the ball; as was stated… This is the third time that it has cost Texas.