With just one penalty, Texas had arguably the best performance in the Sarkisian era in avoiding flags.
In a disappointing loss to the Florida Gators, a bright spot for the then-No. 7 Texas Longhorns came via penalties, or rather the lack thereof. With concerns becoming increasingly worrisome as the season progressed, the Longhorns turned in arguably their best game in the Steve Sarkisian era in being flagged just one time for 15 yards.
With just one call against the Longhorns, this marks the first time in Sarkisian’s 74-game tenure at Texas that his team has been flagged less than twice in a single game. In four different games during the Sarkisian era, including against Ohio State this season, Texas has committed two penalties, but never fewer…