Texas falls to Florida for 2 Straight Unranked Losses, Sark says it's Time to “Evaluate Everything,”

Yeah.

That's not how you draw it up.

That's not how you draw it up.

Texas got to do some soul searching.

They got to do some soul searching for sure, and I'm sure they already know that.

But, no, you got to figure some things out.

They dink and dunk the ball down the field.

You look at second half, I think their offense was on the field for like 22 minutes of that second half.

They completely owned the entire third quarter, right? You look at it and you think.

I think we had two three and outs in the third quarter.

That was

it.

You think about it, you start the game off with a, when you're on script, right? Meaning like you got your first 15 that Coach Sark feels really good about these calls to start the game based on everything they've seen on film and everything they've seen in practice, right? I like these matchups.

I like these calls against these looks.

On script, Texas looked good.

Straight down the field, touchdown, straight down the field, field goal, right? And now those 15 plays are done and now you get into a little bit of the meat of the game, right? And this is where the chess match really, really starts, both upstairs and personnel-wise and throughout the game, right? And then you start to see Strategy-wise, what can we switch that makes the most sense? And then how do we impose our will and try to get to the things that we like to do best? I think the issue right now when I'm looking at Texas is I don't know what they like to do best.

I don't know what they want to get to.

I can tell you, without a doubt, Florida wants to get to the run.

They want to find a way to get this game to them controlling it with the run.

And when you think about this game in totality, they did exactly that.

About the second half of this game, it was played at Florida's pace.

They did exactly that.

So, yeah, it's frustrating overall to watch, but when you're watching it and knowing what you're looking at, you're looking at guys in blue are getting to their spots.

Well, and the tough part is we walked into this saying this is the time for us to find our identity, for Texas to figure out who they are as an offense.

And I don't think we did it today.

Yeah.

That's not how you draw it up.

That's not how you draw it up.

Texas got to do some soul searching.

They got to do some soul searching for sure, and I'm sure they already know that.

But, no, you got to figure some things out.

They dink and dunk the ball down the field.

You look at second half, I think their offense was on the field for like 22 minutes of that second half.

They completely owned the entire third quarter, right? You look at it and you think.

I think we had two three and outs in the third quarter.

That was

it.

You think about it, you start the game off with a, when you're on script, right? Meaning like you got your first 15 that Coach Sark feels really good about these calls to start the game based on everything they've seen on film and everything they've seen in practice, right? I like these matchups.

I like these calls against these looks.

On script, Texas looked good.

Straight down the field, touchdown, straight down the field, field goal, right? And now those 15 plays are done and now you get into a little bit of the meat of the game, right? And this is where the chess match really, really starts, both upstairs and personnel-wise and throughout the game, right? And then you start to see Strategy-wise, what can we switch that makes the most sense? And then how do we impose our will and try to get to the things that we like to do best? I think the issue right now when I'm looking at Texas is I don't know what they like to do best.

I don't know what they want to get to.

I can tell you, without a doubt, Florida wants to get to the run.

They want to find a way to get this game to them controlling it with the run.

And when you think about this game in totality, they did exactly that.

About the second half of this game, it was played at Florida's pace.

They did exactly that.

So, yeah, it's frustrating overall to watch, but when you're watching it and knowing what you're looking at, you're looking at guys in blue are getting to their spots.

Well, and the tough part is we walked into this saying this is the time for us to find our identity, for Texas to figure out who they are as an offense.

And I don't think we did it today.