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Whoever ND has the best chance of beating.
should be everybody's answer.
Whoever ND has the best chance of beating.
should be everybody's answer.
Alabama. My Assistant Warden is a huge Alabama homer so if we beat them that would be epic. But also if we beat someone like KSU we'd hear all off season about how we were "lucky" to not have played the SEC. If we beat Alabama there'd be nothing left for anyone say.
Not that it really matters as I'd take a NC anyway I could get it.
Bama - Their defense would shut down our offense, and then their loaded OL would wear down our defense and win running away in the second half.
Oregon - Good news is Oregon's offense has been shut down when facing elite defenses (Ohio State in 2010 Rose Bowl, LSU last year) and was even handled by Auburn's solid, yet unspectacular D in 2010. Bad news is we really struggled with OU when they ran up-tempo. Would be a shootout.
I'd go with Kansas State. Klein is a damn good football player, but it's not like he can sling it all over the yard. We won't have to play incredibly soft coverage like we did against Miami/OU. What elite defense has KSU faced this year? We could load the box and force Klein to win the game with his arm. I have no idea how well we would match up on offense, but it has to be better than we would against Bama.
I'm sick of hearing this. We didn't struggle with their uptempo offense, we were just doing what we planned on doing. Giving them whatever they wanted underneath as long as we didn't 1) give up a big play or 2) let them run the ball. They didn't wear us out like they were hoping for and they eventually had to get away from the uptempo. If they were so successful at it, then why didn't they keep doing it?
Bama...Oregon scares me the most. So who is going to Miami if ND goes??
I'm sick of hearing this. We didn't struggle with their uptempo offense, we were just doing what we planned on doing. Giving them whatever they wanted underneath as long as we didn't 1) give up a big play or 2) let them run the ball. They didn't wear us out like they were hoping for and they eventually had to get away from the uptempo. If they were so successful at it, then why didn't they keep doing it?
I'm sick of hearing this. We didn't struggle with their uptempo offense, we were just doing what we planned on doing. Giving them whatever they wanted underneath as long as we didn't 1) give up a big play or 2) let them run the ball. They didn't wear us out like they were hoping for and they eventually had to get away from the uptempo. If they were so successful at it, then why didn't they keep doing it?
Damn, holding grudges since '66 is impressive, bring it on 'Bama!
Of the unbeatens, I'd love to play KSU. We're better than they are. They have a more refined offense, but our defense can shut down anyone except maybe Oregon and USC. That was proven to me last Saturday. We'd beat them most times.
Oregon... I have no idea if we could stop them or not. Alabama... I have no idea if we could score on them. Give me KSU 10/10 times.
Haha I'm a Lieutenant at a prison, not locked up.How long have you been in the clink?
Oh the meltdown here in 'dawg country would be epic and hilarious.Georgia! Avenge the 1981 Sugar Bowl!!
I'd prefer 'Bama. I think they have the weakest offense of the 3. I think Oregon might present the overall 'easiest' matchup and KSU would be the toughest IMO.
This is easy, Alabama. Two of the greatest college programs ever.
I would love to duplicate the 1973 Sugar Bowl.
Tulane Stadium
Ara vs. Bear Bryant
Irish defense suffocates the Bama running game in the first half.
Bama's defense was also up to the challenge.
Al Hunter returns a KO for a TD.
Game in balance late in the 4th. Irish backed up deep in the shadows of their own goal post. Ara surprises everyone by spurning a run and calls calls a deep out pattern. QB Tommy Clements lays it out there for a 1st down which essentially wrapped up the NC for the Irish.