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HaHa!!! Tueshay!

So many things to break!

I kind of see it differently. I'm not really sure Steve Elmer was flat better than Quenton Nelson in 2014, or that Tosh Baker and Michael Carmody were really better than Joe Alt at the beginning of 2021. I think most coaches understandably go with the guy with experience most of the time...

I was thinking the same thing with Tallich. It was liking he was listening to the voice of his Pee-Wee coach yelling to never let a man get behind them.

And our QB threw up on the sideline afterwards.

2 guys. Probably not. But it’s really two. Lambert is a true RT, he’s only at RG because Jagusah’s out. If Wagner was injured, he would have been the guy. And if Knapp goes down I would hope they would consider Wagner to compete with Prescot, instead of just handing it over to a...

I would also consider: Wagner—Knapp—Craig—Shrauth—Lambert Let Jag take over for Knapp or Lambert when he gets back.

Yeah, a lot of us wanted him at center or OG after last year. But coaches can’t resist experience.

Barrie Sanders was like that. No talking off the field, but a menace on the field.

I want 30 Rudys in every recruiting class. Only Rudys.

If the "Goldens" are destined for ND, the MunShuns are destined for Tennessee. From Rocky Top: "Once two strangers climbed ol' Rocky Top Lookin' for a moonshine still Strangers ain't come down from Rocky Top Reckon they never will"

Sounds like Carr is clearly the guy with the higher ceiling. They were hoping he'd have a clean Fall and run away with the job, but he ended up playing a bit sloppy. Minchey, who is a good prospect, kept it close.

This is a good point too. If Carr opens up the passing game significantly, it will make it much easier to run.

Rudolph is doing a great job and this line will play well once it gels. I especially love that he is not afraid to make changes based on health and performance. But I don't expect that to mean visible dominance. What is the last ND line that both (1) really dominated in an obvious manner and...

IMO, Mike Frank can be a little frustrating to listen to on occasion (honestly folks, I know a lot of people are saying a lot of things about this guy doing this and that guy doing that, but I think MF has a very selective memory regarding his recruiting evaluations, I really do. He's just...

We will be very good if KM is an Ian Book-level runner. Anyone know if Book is a realistic comparison?

Normal . . . insofar as its normal for (1) a true freshman to play at all, (2) much less start at LT, and (3) have to play 15 games, including (4) the SEC champs in the playoffs. I agree we are judging him a little harshly. And let's be clear. When they were all healthy in the Spring, neither...

Not sure Or better than Hainsey and Fisher.

My lukewarm take, that others have noted: 1) ND's defense is very good, especially against the pass 2) ND's offense is built around its junior RB tandem 3) However, ND is protecting those two (as well as Rairdon) and isn't letting the QB run live 4) So practice mainly consists of either: a)...

The Angeli tranfer doesn't bother me one bit. If he was clearly better than Minchey and Carr, they would have known and not let him go. If he wasn't, then they should move on. I'm glad they weren't tempted into starting the lower talent guy because of his very limited game experience. And...