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I was gonna say that both d-lines have been dominant so far but then I realized both teams have sustained drives pretty well. More faith the ND d-line can keep up the effort.

We've held OSU to 10 points and 250 yards through 3 quarters, I think we have a chance to slow him down.

Now THAT'S a response.

My eyes may be biased, but I'd say it's the OSU players who are looking nervous.

The way to beat OSU is to out-physical them. This year we can hopefully do that as well as hit some big plays in the passing game, which was an impossibility last year.

The headline sounds bad, but good luck to the investigators tasked with getting to the truth of the matter.

"We have higher academic standards!" gave me a loud chuckle.

I'm not sure why we're predicting such a tight game, there is a wide gap between ND and NCST. Irish by 3 or more touchdowns. The only things that are concerning are the very hostile environment and Armstrong's legs.

Same here--Angeli proved me wrong, nice.

Should have had Hartman take the first series of the 2nd half. 35 points is pretty bad optics against an FCS team and there's no guarantee Angeli or Minchey will be able to score at this point.

Yeah after that replay we did not target. But they did.

To be fair, that was also targeting. But I'm still pissed about the one on the kickoff earlier.

I misread this as "I think ND has realized that this is TSU so Parker is adapting accordingly," and it also made total sense.

85 yard touchdown incoming.

How can the announcers not even breathe a word of targeting? Both defenders, one on each side, leading with the helmet. Should be a double penalty.

Yep I did. Was basically perfect aside from some buffering in the 3rd quarter. Definitely much improved compared to years past. And not having to pay $60 like last year was a very nice surprise.

I think it's pretty safe to say that when an offense runs 95% of the time, they're going to catch you sleeping when they do eventually pass. Our secondary is just fine, it's impossible to judge with one data point versus Navy. Kizer was basically playing corner half the game.

That was absolutely fucking beautiful.

This college football season starts with an ND win and will end with an ND win 36 years in the making.

Shaq knows.