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@linda_tex17: Calling it now - Texas is going to have the most efficient quarterback in the SE

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Calling it now - Texas is going to have the most efficient quarterback in the SEC this season and it won't even be close. Everyone is obsessed with the portal quarterbacks at Oregon and Miami, but the numbers from Sarkisian's system tell a different story. The Longhorns have completed over 68% of their passes in each of the last two seasons and that efficiency is built into the scheme, not the name on the jersey. The new QB is stepping into an offense that ranked top 5 in yards per attempt and top 10 in QBR last season. That is not a coincidence. That is a system that generates easy completions, clean reads, and explosive plays. The real story here is the supporting cast. Texas returns the most pass-catching production in the SEC by a wide margin. The offensive line graded out as a top 3 unit in pass protection last season according to PFF. The running game averaged over 5 yards per carry which keeps defenses honest and opens up play action. When you combine those factors with a quarterback who has mobility and arm talent, the efficiency numbers are gonna be elite. The narrative that losing the starter means regression is lazy analysis. Look at what Sark did at Alabama with different quarterbacks. Look at what he did at Washington. The system produces efficiency. The concern about experience is overblown. The new QB has been in the system for two years learning from one of the best QB developers in college football. The spring practice reports all pointed to a quarterback who processes quickly, makes the right pre-snap reads, and doesn't force throws into coverage. That is exactly what this offense needs. The Longhorns don't need a hero ball quarterback. They need someone who can distribute the ball to playmakers, protect the football, and convert on third down. The data from spring scrimmages showed a completion rate over 70% and zero interceptions in live action. The SEC schedule is brutal but the numbers actually favor Texas here. The Longhorns face three of the top five pass defenses from last season but the scheme is designed to exploit the weaknesses in those defenses. Short passing game as a run extension. Mismatches in the slot. Vertical shots off play action. The quarterback will have answers built into every concept. The offensive staff has already shown they can adjust mid-game based on what the defense is giving them. Mark my words: by the time conference play starts, the narrative will have flipped completely. People will be talking about the Texas quarterback as a dark horse Heisman candidate because the efficiency numbers will be undeniable. The completion percentage will be over 67%, the yards per attempt will be over 9.0, and the touchdown to interception ratio will be at least 3 to 1. That is not a prediction based on hope. That is a prediction based on what the system has produced consistently under this coaching staff. The national media keeps talking about Oregon and Georgia and Ohio State at quarterback but they ...