Summary
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian is facing criticism for the team's underwhelming offensive performance. Despite concerns, Sarkisian plans to continue calling plays and believes it is one of his strengths. The team has struggled this season, ranking low in passing and scoring, but he remains focused on improving.
Key Facts
- Steve Sarkisian is the head coach of the Texas Longhorns and is also calling the offensive plays.
- The team is criticized for struggling to score and maintain offensive drives.
- Texas ranks 77th in passing offense, 79th in total offense and scoring, and 88th in third down conversions.
- Sarkisian was previously an offensive coordinator at Alabama and has a strong background in play design.
- Sarkisian recruited quarterback Arch Manning, considered a major talent in college football.
- Manning's performance has been unstable due in part to a weak offensive line.
- Sarkisian acknowledges his need to improve and is reviewing his approach.
- The team's challenges are seen as areas for potential growth, especially for Arch Manning.
