The fact that we have a lot of depth on the D-line and rotate a lot of guys will make it miserable for BYU.I totally get the theory of CFB being unpredictable with upsets but I just don't see the recipe in this game. Having to rely on your running QB to run into one of the best run Ds in the country is not ideal. Paired with an inability to create explosive plays in the pass game. If Carr plays better than miserable, it should be a fun night.
Dude looks like the Cheshire cat up there, allow me to update my prediction, Irish by a billion
So, is this saying ND is getting more out of their talent than expected?? If so, that's impressive as heck, considering we have stepped up recruiting outcomes lately.
The graph haters are about to hate this one:
We’ve always known BYU is a bit of an exception on HS recruiting and roster in general. But this is an extreme worth mentioning. The offense by wherever talent measure they are using is a bottom barrel G6 program.
Slow temple? No way their services are longer than Easter Vigil.View attachment 3065243
A fun game this week will be “Delusional BYU fan or IE bedwetter?”
If you ask a BYU fan they will speak of “Provo” like it’s this mythical place. A combination of Death Valley, the Thunderdome in Mad Max, and Mordor.Hells yes!
BYU is a tough environment, but it isn't A&M, Michigan, OSU or a dozen other places the Irish have already experienced.
Because ND hasn't been battle tested by the big, bad "conference games," duh.I fail to understand the point of “this is the best team Notre Dame has faced so far this season”. Can the same thing not be said for BYU?
Why is this a big test for ND, but not BYU?
That’s completely irrelevant. None of the players that played in that game are on either of these teams now.Does BYU get we beat them last time with Pyne as our QB?
Who is above BYU (#53)Imperfect indicator obvs but UNC is almost 20 spots higher in 247’s team talent indicator.