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It started out promising, with Golic somewhat holding Wolken's feet to the fire, but then ended with Wolken doubling down on his bullshit claim that Bevaqua's comments about the 2026 MOU blindsided people. Instead of continuing to call Wolken out for his bullshit, Golic ended the exchange with...

I'd be starting Estime too if those were my choices. I think there's a good chance the Saints build up a double-digit lead and focus on the run game to close out the game.

No, but I think he's going to have a good day against the Jets D. I wish I had the guts to start him, but I have to go with my safer bets, Achane and T. Tracy. Who are you starting him over?

Jeanty didn't run the 40 last year at the combine or pro day. I think Love is confident too, but he doesn't have anything to prove. He'll be the 1st RB off the board no matter what, so running the 40 won't help him. I'd be surprised if he does anything pre-draft other than team interviews.

Alohi didn't make the play, but he sure finished it. Safety U!

OK, not bad, but I think we could keep it simpler than that. Any time someone declares that the MOU gives ND special treatment, Bevaqua or MF should just say... "This isn't special treatment. Our position is that ALL teams in the top 12 should be guaranteed a spot. If conferences want special...

Do you think that a writer who wrote, " First, he [Bevaqua] has reinforced every negative Notre Dame stereotype for so many administrators across college athletics who had largely forgotten how little use they have for the Irish’s addiction to special treatment," is at all sympathetic to ND?

This article should be saved just in case people forget what a total ass Wolken is and how much he absolutely hates ND.

Somebody's sphincter is puckering...

You are talking about a flaw within the current system. Tulane and JMU got in legitimately according to the current rules. Corruption is the big problem. That needs to be addressed well before fixing any flaws. And yes, both need to be fixed, but if no one is railing about the corrupt process...

Navy is essentially an ally. We need to keep as many allies as we can at this point.

He doesn't need to attack. He just needs to state facts. Bama got blown out and has looked bad all month. If he "can't" say those things, then don't comment at all.

Listening live like a lot of you, but I already think he dropped the ball when he said, "Alabama deserves to be in," as well as ND and Miami. Note to Pete: There's NO point in stating you are upset if you can't point directly to who we should be in ahead of and what specifically was wrong with...

Here's what he said: My favorite part was when he said, "Alabama down 21 points late in the 3rd quarter, it's 4th and 1 on their 40, and they punted. Why do you think they punted, America? So they don't get smoked by more."

I should add that, right before the rankings reveal, she kind of jumped on her colleagues for focusing on the ND-Miami comparison. She said something like, "I keep hearing people continuing to talk about the ND-Miami comparison, but on Tuesday, the committee emphasized the real comparison that...

Dinich was visibly shocked. They showed her real-time reaction of gasping and putting her hand to her mouth when she saw Bama revealed as the 9th-ranked team. She then went on to explain that Bama staying at 9 when the committee had emphasized how close ND and Bama were during the previous...

Sorry, man, I just gave you a black and white example of why, if the committee was strongly moved by margin of victory, they were violating their own rules. You think the lesson learned is to accept that and just run up scores anyway. I'm saying, if you think we can "play the committee's game"...

I know most of us know how royally we got fucked yesterday. Most of us have moved on from the many ways in which the CFP committee process has been exposed as being completely corrupt. Still, for posterity's sake, I'd like to point to one more way the committee violated its own rules to fuck ND...