So, here we go again! Just when you think the college football coaching carousel couldn’t spin any faster, here comes Steve Sarkisian, Texas’s very own head honcho, drawing eyes from the NFL like a moth to a flame. I mean, who wouldn’t want a coach that’s not only made the Longhorns a playoff contender but also has an offensive scheme that’s shinier than a new car at a dealership? Adam Schefter dropped this juicy tidbit on ESPN, suggesting NFL teams are ready to dial up Sarkisian faster than you can say ‘quarterback controversy.’ But let’s not pop the confetti just yet; it seems Sarkisian might be more committed to Texas than a dog to its owner’s side after a walk. After all, he’s just had two successful seasons, and you don’t walk away from that without a second thought! Sure, he’s got a resume that would make any NFL scout drool, but we all know how fickle these coaching changes can be. It’s like trying to find a parking spot at a concert—everybody’s looking, but nobody’s guaranteed a spot. So while NFL teams may be calling, Sarkisian is probably busy making game plans for Ohio State, ready to show he’s got more than just a good phone number. In the end, whether he jumps to the big leagues or not, one thing’s for sure: college football will always need someone to keep the drama alive, and Sarkisian seems ready to play the role beautifully.
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