Boston Vol
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I think Sarkisian is showing you need an extra gear to pass muster at Texas. As Strong did before Herman.I mean for them it's a great hire.
I honestly thought he would get a P5 job this off-season.
Guess he's going the Kiffy route or rehabbing his image for a couple of years off the beaten path and then moving back to the P5.
I think Sarkisian is showing you need an extra gear to pass muster at Texas. As Strong did before Herman.
I’ve heard an interesting take on the struggles of TX and TAMU (believe it was Tom Luginbill). In his opinion, the cream of the crop HS players in TX are maxed out by college. The pee-wee leagues up through HS are taken so seriously, are so competitive, etc. that those kids have reached their full potential already and have been fully developed. So what you see is what you get and those are the ones who wind up at the big schools. Teams like Baylor, TCU and OK State get the second tier who are still on the raw side, giving them the opportunity to develop and mold those kids.Herman proved at Houston he can coach.
I think Texas is a poisoned program. Too many bosses and somehow always too screwed up to put elite teams on the field. Texas is so full of talent and these players go to Tex and aTm to disappear.
Seems like if the great players are maxed out, then the lower tier players (going to Baylor and TCU and TXTech) would be maxed as well.I’ve heard an interesting take on the struggles of TX and TAMU (believe it was Tom Luginbill). In his opinion, the cream of the crop HS players in TX are maxed out by college. The pee-wee leagues up through HS are taken so seriously, are so competitive, etc. that those kids have reached their full potential already and have been fully developed. So what you see is what you get and those are the ones who wind up at the big schools. Teams like Baylor, TCU and OK State get the second tier who are still on the raw side, giving them the opportunity to develop and mold those kids.