A Season with Notre Dame Football

[Irish Insanity]

But wooly is entitled to his own opinion, and this is a place for him to display said opinions, too. It's not a one-way street.

Yeah but Koon's nonsense opinions are usually more football-related than Wooly's nonsense opinions.

Koon: "I think Jaylon Smith should start at Z-receiver against Clemson."
Wooly: "You're a pussy and I banged your cat last Tuesday."

That's where the problem is for me this is a message board. Everyone is entitled to post their opinion OF THE TOPIC AT HAND. Some freely post theirs, while others just want to freely post their opinion of other posters. And this isn't a single poster issue.

 

[PANDFAN]

FREE SHOWTIME THIS WEEKEND for those that haven't seen the series yet

 

[koonja]

FREE SHOWTIME THIS WEEKEND for those that haven't seen the series yet

Thanks for the heads up. Do you know if showtime puts 'A Season' on on-demand? If so that'd be huge.

 

[gkIrish]

Thanks for the heads up. Do you know if showtime puts 'A Season' on on-demand? If so that'd be huge.

Yes they do.

 

[woolybug25]

Yeah but Koon's nonsense opinions are usually more football-related than Wooly's nonsense opinions.

Koon: "I think Jaylon Smith should start at Z-receiver against Clemson."
Wooly: "You're a pussy and I banged your cat last Tuesday."

Wait one red second, here. This is completely inaccurate. This past quibble was the first "football related" (if you can call it that) debate I have had with Koon in ages. The ones before that were about his work ethic, cheating his employer and about peeing in the trough at the stadium.

Acting like I attack him every time he talks football is a straight up lie.

 

[Veritate Duce Progredi]

Wait one red second, here. This is completely inaccurate. This past quibble was the first "football related" (if you can call it that) debate I have had with Koon in ages. The ones before that were about his work ethic, cheating his employer and about peeing in the trough at the stadium.

Acting like I attack him every time he talks football is a straight up lie.

Wiz: "Wooly, you attack people"

Wooly: "STFU liar, you ESPN-suited up liar. Why don't you go do capitalism, liar"

I kid!

 

[shalom]

I thought I heard him say they were 1-6 after beating a team that ran the option. That number sounds more realistic then.

ND didn't play 7 option teams last season. I think Kelly was just relaying a percent. That teams that won versus an option had a 14% success rate (1W 6L or 1/7 percent)

He could have said teams went 30-180 or something but 1-6 is simpler. The main thing is how he defines an option team. He could have cherry picked some stats to make a point.

 

[wizards8507]

Wiz: "Wooly, you attack people"

Wooly: "STFU liar, you ESPN-suited up liar. Why don't you go do capitalism, liar"

I kid!

Nah, banker Wooly is the one whose wardrobe is controlled by "the man." I'm wearing a flannel shirt, brown jeans, and work boots.

 

[wizards8507]

ND didn't play 7 option teams last season. I think Kelly was just relaying a percent. That teams that won versus an option had a 14% success rate (1W 6L or 1/7 percent)

Not Notre Dame. All college teams. The math is correct if you consider Georgia Tech and Navy the only option teams.

 

[GowerND11]

ND didn't play 7 option teams last season. I think Kelly was just relaying a percent. That teams that won versus an option had a 14% success rate (1W 6L or 1/7 percent)

He could have said teams went 30-180 or something but 1-6 is simpler. The main thing is how he defines an option team. He could have cherry picked some stats to make a point.

I didn't say Notre Dame played 7 option teams. Kelly made the statement that teams that won against an option team last year went 1-6 the next week. As wizards then mentioned it works out because Navy and GT lost 8 games last year, and GT lost it's last game of the season therefore, the teams that beat them played a game the next week 7 times and went 1-6.

 

[woolybug25]

Nah, banker Wooly is the one whose wardrobe is controlled by "the man." I'm wearing a flannel shirt, brown jeans, and work boots.

You may be wearing a flannel shirt and brown jeans (because you're a lesbian), but LL Bean doesn't make work boots.

Nor does a guy that hasn't worked a day in his life need work boots.

 

[Irish#1]

FREE SHOWTIME THIS WEEKEND for those that haven't seen the series yet

Thanks for the heads up. Do you know if showtime puts 'A Season' on on-demand? If so that'd be huge.

Koon be like, "Yes, I get to save $5."

 

[wizards8507]

You may be wearing a flannel shirt and brown jeans (because you're a lesbian), but LL Bean doesn't make work boots.

Don't you drive a Subaru Outback? That's the lesbianest car there is.

 

[woolybug25]

Don't you drive a Subaru Outback? That's the lesbianest car there is.

I drive a jet black F-150 King Cab.

What do you drive, Marge?

 

[wizards8507]

I drive a jet black F-150 King Cab.

What do you drive, Marge?

10/10 do want.

 

[koonja]

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[tko]

2014 Navy Kia Soul +. Bet you guys nailed it. Love the vehicle.

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you are not hetero

 

[Ndaccountant]

Don't you drive a Subaru Outback? That's the lesbianest car there is.

It was at one point, and Subaru admits that. However, I think you fit this description probably a bit more than Wooly at this point......

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[woolybug25]

It was at one point, and Subaru admits that. However, I think you fit this description probably a bit more than Wooly at this point......

What in the hell does that mean? lol

I bought my truck with cash, btw.

 

[Ndaccountant]

What in the hell does that mean? lol

I bought my truck with cash, btw.

It is nothing against you......that description reads more of an Eastern US Accountant. Not meant to slight you.

 

[wizards8507]

It is nothing against you......that description reads more of an Eastern US Accountant. Not meant to slight you.

I financed two cars three years ago when I was stupid. They're both paid for now but the wife and I want a bigger house before we upgrade vehicles.

 

[IrishSteelhead]

A Season with Notre Dame Football

I financed two cars three years ago when I was stupid. They're both paid for now but the wife and I want a bigger house before we upgrade vehicles.

Paying cash is great in theory, but once we had a baby, EVERYTHING has become a struggle, and cash simply isn't an option. Day care alone is a second mortgage payment every month.

 

[Ndaccountant]

Paying cash is great in theory, but once we had a baby, EVERYTHING has become a struggle, and cash simply isn't an option. Day care alone is a second mortgage payment every month.

Daycare is expensive, let alone good daycare. I feel ya.

 

[wizards8507]

Paying cash is great in theory, but once we had a baby, EVERYTHING has become a struggle, and cash simply isn't an option. Day care alone is a second mortgage payment every month.

Read Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover and/or listen to his radio show. Changed my life before I had the chance to mess it up too bad.

 

[shalom]

Not Notre Dame. All college teams. The math is correct if you consider Georgia Tech and Navy the only option teams.

Lol no. Navy and Georgia Tech lost 8 games combined last year the number doesn't line up, nor does the number of games their combined opponents lost after they beat those 2 teams.

It goes back to what I said. Kelly was talking about across FBS. 1-6 isn't a literal 1-6, neither talking about ND opponents nor one specific team, but as the simplest aggregate expression of win-loss tendency in college football. 1 of 6 is more relatable than even 14%

again it goes back to how Kelly defines option. There's a lot of wiggle room with stats.

for what it's worth the record versus your 2 teams, GT and Navy is not good but it's like 3-5.

what that does is show that Kelly's broader point about adjusting in 3-4 days of practice back to a regular defensive scheme is valid, however he plays with the numbers

 

[wizards8507]

Lol no. Navy and Georgia Tech lost 8 games combined last year the number doesn't line up, nor does the number of games their combined opponents lost after they beat those 2 teams.

One of Georgia Tech's losses was in the final game of the season, so their opponent didn't play anyone the next week.

 

[woolybug25]

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Am I allowed to comment on this fastball thrown right down the middle of the plate or would that be "picking on Koon?"

 

[koonja]

Am I allowed to comment on this fastball down the middle of the plate or would that be "picking on Koon?"

Knock that sicker out of the park, just know you'll only make me laugh.

 

[wizards8507]

Am I allowed to comment on this fastball thrown right down the middle of the plate or would that be "picking on Koon?"

Please do.

 

[Andy in Sactown]

2014 Navy Kia Soul +. Bet you guys nailed it. Love the vehicle.

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Am I allowed to comment on this fastball thrown right down the middle of the plate or would that be "picking on Koon?"

Knock that sicker out of the park, just know you'll only make me laugh.

Please do.