It appears a legion of fans, and critics alike, are growing tired of Texas head coach Tom Herman's performance, following Saturday's 13-10 overtime loss to Oklahoma State. None were more critical than Derrick Foreman, the father of running back Armanti, and Houston Texans running back D'Onta, who graduated to the NFL following the 2016 season.
The elder Foreman took particular issue with the Longhorns' offensive game plan, noting that punter Michael Dickson was the lone player making an impact.
Foreman also argued that Charlie Strong, who was dismissed after the 2016 season, should've been retained. Strong posted a cumulative 16-21 record during his three seasons at Texas.