Kyle Flood

Thank you, Brad.

Uh, Brad says, "If Flood were fired, who was considered top O line coaches? OU's guys always talked about, but he doesn't impress me either, uh, any that are OC currently." Ooh, man, we...

I'd love to talk ball.

Yeah, y'all, y'all getting into the coaching stuff already.

Thank you, Brad.

Uh, Brad says, "Also, I feel like the O-line doesn't get pushed.

Is that Flood's fault or more on Beckton or scheme? My last question, was it to fire Flood really? I just don't know who's considered a top O-line guy." Uh, that's a good point.

Um, I, I think it's, I don't put that much on Tory Beckton because the, the, I don't think it's a strength and conditioning issue.

But, again, I do think he's going to make changes.

I do think Kyle Flood and Jeff Banks, or at least one of them, will 100% be gone at the end of the year.

I think that's kind of already baked into cake at this point.

But, yeah, I just think we're headed – whether it's this offseason, next offseason, whenever it happens – there's going to be a point where they come to him and say, you have to give up offensive play calling, and is he going to do that? I think that's the question, and we'll find

All three are on offense.

Jeff Banks, Kyle Flood, and A.J. Millwee.

Sark and his boys, they group text, trash talk about their fantasy teams.

They go out together on Thursdays.

Guys have left.

He's whacked people, whatever.

Three guys, Jeff Banks, Kyle Flood, A.J. Millway.

Other than Millway, Colin plays at Akron, and I went through.

But you're going to take your little steps, right? Now, am I blaming the player? No, because it's the same stuff we keep doing over and over with different players.

It's all Kyle Flood.

Kyle Flood should be working somewhere else right now.

Okay, that's just a fact.

He's still here.

And basically Sark, he said in a sort of detached way, we still can't block, we can't allow a free runner on short yardage.

I don't know why this keeps happening.

He has completely outsourced the run game and all protections to Kyle Flood and maybe some other assistants.

Yeah, you need the big bodies.

And Kyle Flood loves the large humans, and so they're going to try to get him on campus.

Again, I don't know how much A&M is trying to hang on to him.

I really don't.

Arch is in a spot where...

And I know A.J. Milwee's there and Kyle Flood, but again, he knows who the boss is.

He knows who the offensive coordinator is, and he's the one that's going to stay up all night trying to scheme it.

Well, if Sark is staying up all night trying to figure out what the new run schemes they're going to come up with midway through the season and how they're going to fix this, is that the best thing for the program? Who's running the program if you're doing that? Right.

Yeah, no, I think you're right.

And I think you mentioned Flood, the offensive line coach, who's one of the highest paid coaches in the country.

And that line has never been good.

If Arch had a great line, I think he would be a really good player.

And you look at the offensive staff, it's like, even if Sark wanted to look in the mirror and say, I'm going to give up play calling, who does he give it up to? Does he give it up to A.J.

Milwee, who hasn't called plays in, I think, eight years? Does he give it to Kyle Flood, the offensive line coach, who's getting paid $1.5 million, by the way, to coach an offensive line that has absolutely failed and is getting pushed around by mid-tier SEC teams? Not a lot of midseason options for them to change things other than maybe just change the quarterback and go with K.J.

Lacy.

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