Fourth-and-1 at midfield today. Fourth-and-2 in the fourth quarter. We got stopped both times, and Florida scored a touchdown after each one. Coach Sark, I played for Texas. I was a team captain and an All-American on the Forty Acres. I love this program, so writing this hurts. I'm only doing it because I think one thing is holding us back, and I'd rather say it to you straight than keep yelling at my TV. Please hand the play sheet to someone else. You've done a lot for this place. Two straight playoff semifinals and an SEC title game in our first year. Texas matters again because of you, and I'm grateful. I'm not calling for your job. Not even close. But look at the big moments. Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl, first-and-goal at the 1, and we walked away with nothing. Ohio State again last year, fourth-and-goal from inches, we stayed in a speed package and got stuffed. You said yourself you'd probably sub if you could do it over. Last week against OU it was third-and-1 at our own 45 and we threw a little pass to the back that lost 2. Tied 24-24, two minutes left, fourth-and-2 at their 35, we sent out the kicker for a 53-yarder. Today you called the fourth-down run "not very good design." I went back through the official play-by-play. In our two losses this year we converted 4 of 11 third and fourth downs with two yards or less to go. That's not all on the line or the backs. Nobody is getting push right now. We're running for about 3.6 a carry. That's exactly why this offense needs a coach whose whole week is the offense. Your job never stops. Recruiting, the portal, NIL, a 100-plus man roster. That's a full-time job by itself. History backs this up. The last head coach to win a national title calling his own offensive plays was Jimbo Fisher, in the 2013 season. No champion in the playoff era has done it. Ryan Day gave the calls to Chip Kelly in 2024 and won it all. You won a ring at Alabama calling plays for Coach Saban. You already have Kyle Flood with the coordinator title. Let him call it, or bring in someone you trust. Then you get to be the head coach on fourth-and-1, seeing the whole field. This is the school that ran the wishbone to titles in '69 and '70. Earl Campbell ran for 1,744 yards in '77. Ricky Williams left with 6,279. We know who we're supposed to be. And our defense is holding teams under 3 yards a carry. We can win with that. After OU you said "not a chance" about giving up the calls. I'm asking you to think about it one more time. For the players. Hook 'em. Texas fans, if you agree, please repost and tag @CoachSark. #HookEm

Man STFU, this was a driver. He cant speak like that. I know for a fact he has heard worse and not said anything

Tengo 59 años y estoy cansado. Muy cansado. Este es el último mensaje que escribiré acerca de @dallascowboys hasta que esta generación desaparezca y Jerry Jones pase a mejor vida. O ganen un Super Bowl. Por años, he publicado aquí críticas al equipo y al responsable de todos los males de los Cowboys: Jerry Jones. Y con justificada razón: me hice fanático de los Vaqueros porque vi jugar a Roger Staubach, a un menospreciado Danny White, a Tony Hill, Drew Pearson, Tony Dorsett, Randy White, 'Too Tall' Jones y un larguísimo etcétera, un equipo con personalidad liderado por el inmortal Tom Landry. Me hice fan de ellos porque además representaban algo más grande que el football, un equipo con personalidad y buenos principios. Después, viví las épocas flacas hasta que llegaron Jimmy Johnson, su gran staff de coaches y jugadores de mi generación como Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin y una salvaje defensa que bien podría haberse llamado la Doomsday III. Los vi ganar 4 de sus 5 Super Bowls. Sí, incluso aplaudo y mucho lo que hizo Barry Switzer para darnos el quinto anillo. Para mí, no eran solo un equipo de football, sino un ejemplo de vida en muchos otros sentidos. Pero ya me cansé. He visto pasar a los Chan Gailey, Dave Campo, Jason Garrett y ver cómo se desperdiciaron generaciones con Bill Parcells, Wade Phillips y Mike McCarthy. El actual head coach, Brian Schottenheimer, le vendió humo a Jerry Jones. Está en la NFL por ser hijo de una leyenda como Marty Schottenheimer, pero nada más. Talento no tiene. No para un equipo de NFL. Y remataron contratando a un Coordinador Defensivo que viene del peor enemigo: Eagles. Christian Parker o es un caballo de Troya o simplemente es como Schottenheimer: inepto para la NFL. La demostración de hoy de #DallasCowboys ante Tampa Bay fue el último clavo en el ataúd de un equipo que lleva 30 años muerto, y nadie le ha avisado. Gracias, Cowboys. Son parte de mi vida desde hace casi medio siglo. Pero no tiene sentido seguir escribiendo de ustedes ni preocupándome por ustedes mientras sigan siendo dirigidos desde arriba por un extraordinario empresario, pero un terrible General Manager que, cual Uroboro, se ha comido a sí mismo. Los Dallas Cowboys han muerto. Llevan años así. Sólo necesitan que alguien les avise.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on @1053thefan on Tony Romo: “Tony is one of the most valued relationships that I have on a personal basis. I love him and I’m sorry that this has evolved this way this year because I enjoyed him so much in what he could bring to the NFL and, frankly, I was proud of him as a former Cowboy. “Now, having said all of that, he’s just getting started. He really is. I say that with all sincerity. He’s just getting started. And he certainly has made some mistakes. I can’t look in my mirror without seeing what can happen when you experience mistakes. But he realizes that there’s an area of his life that he wants to do better in. That’s been said ad nauseam publicly. He’s got great opportunity ahead of him. I don’t know of anyone, period, that has a better future than Tony Romo. And I’m excited or him. He’s not only got great talent, but he’s a hell of a man.”

I get you have Aubrey but that’s a puzzling decision for try a 65 yarder after the previous try was blocked. Handing the Texans atleast a FG before half