TexasExes98
Well-Known Member
The vultures have landed in Austin. Sad, but this is college football. Most fans, and more importantly, booster clubs have a Messiah complex, and don't know half what they think they know about football.
Got news, coaches don't score touchdowns nor make tackles. Players do. Coaches don't win games, programs do. Winning is a culture, a mindset. When that gets damaged, going back is awfully hard.
Only a few years ago, Texas got all the best recruits in the region, and had all the benefits that went with a perpetually winning program. For several years now, the grumbling has been increasing, that National Championship euphoria, turned into a bubble, that has now officially burst. When Mack Brown left (after holding on too long) the damage had been done. Baylor & TCU, once doormats were the darlings of the Big 12. ATM, jumped to the SEC and is attached to the big time money machine. For all its money, Texas hasn't adjusted to being second fiddle. Top recruits are going elsewhere.
Longhorns, don't blame the coach, blame the program. That is what needs fixed, and pronto.
Otherwise it will only get worse. Lose to Rice this week, and better call the ambulance!
Coaches also are supposed to put the players in position to win with schemes and game planning, which have been atrocious. Again, this is coming from former Texas players who are now commentators on the LHN and know more about football than any of us.......