Sark is getting roasted again for brutal goal-line play-calling vs. Ohio State

The Texas Longhorns' offense has been abysmal at best against Ohio State's elite defense. The Longhorns have yet to score at the time this article is being written against the Buckeyes. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian can't seem to find anything that works against this dense adn his quarterback Arch Manning just doesn't look comfortable.

On the Longhorns' best drive of the game, however, a drive that finally got into the red zone, Sark seemed to completely choke. On 1st and goal, Texas ran a designed quarterback run with Manning, and did again on second down. Then Sark did change things up a bit with another run, but this time by the running back.

On 4th and goal with the ball on the one-yard line, Sark decided to call for yet another quarterback run with Manning, who was stuffed at the line, and Texas turned the ball over on downs.

Fans are absolutely demolishing Sark for his choice in play-calling because this isn't the first time this has happened, as Longhorns fans saw it happen last year again against Ohio State in the College Football Playoff Semifinal game.

There seemed to be absolutely nothing going on in his head when it came to calling plays in the red zone. Sark really should figure out that part of his game if he ever wants to have true success with Texas.

Trash by the standards of Texas fans, but Ohio State will certainly take Sark continuing to call plays like that.

That square peg will never fit in that round hole, so maybe Sark should stop trying to force it to.

Here is a little dig at the Big Ten as a whole, calling back to the days when Scott Frost was coaching a Nebraska and just simply was not good. This is a pretty tough comparison for Sark.

Might even be bigger than Ohio State and Michigan.

A question that will plague Texas fans for years to come.

That is the question that every Texas fan is asking themselves over and over again every time Texas doesn't score on the goal line.