Steve Sarkisian the offensive coordinator is going to get Steve Sarkisian the head coach fired
Key Points:
- Steve Sarkisian, head coach of Texas, is facing increasing pressure to hire a full-time offensive coordinator after the Longhorns' poor offensive performance and a recent loss to unranked Oklahoma.
- Texas's offense has struggled significantly, with 13 three-and-outs and only five touchdowns in two SEC games, contributing to the team's inconsistent and undisciplined play.
- Despite criticism, Sarkisian has refused to change play callers or make immediate staff changes, including retaining Jeff Banks as special teams coordinator despite poor special teams performance.
- Texas's penalties, turnovers, and third-down conversions rank poorly in the conference, reflecting a lack of discipline and effective coaching under Sarkisian.
- The article suggests that for Texas to win a national championship, Sarkisian must relinquish play-calling duties, as successful recent champions have done, acknowledging the demands of the head coach role.