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Texas fans pondering Steve Sarkisian’s job security after pathetic loss to Florida

The No. 7 Texas Longhorns suffered their second straight loss in Week 7, falling 27-24 to the Florida Gators in a game that exposed significant offensive struggles.

Despite fielding one of the most talented rosters in college football, Texas managed just 272 total yards, with quarterback Arch Manning completing 70% of his passes for 173 yards and a single touchdown. The offense faltered with only 13 first downs and a dismal 2-10 record on third-down conversions, while defensive issues included five sacks and a lost fumble by Manning that Florida capitalized on to secure the victory.

The dismal performance has reignited fan frustration with head coach Steve Sarkisian, whose play-calling has drawn criticism amid the team’s inability to sustain drives or capitalize on opportunities.

Looking ahead, Texas faces a challenging stretch with upcoming matchups against Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Missouri, and LSU, all while questions linger about Sarkisian’s future. The offense’s struggles have become a recurring theme, with the team punting four times and failing to generate momentum, leaving fans questioning whether a coaching change could be the key to unlocking the program’s potential.

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