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For one thing, Franklin made him coach from the booth, which Allen does not prefer.

I'm curious as well. I figure the walk-ons will just be practice players who don't get rostered (which will be less appealing for the walk-ons but not change a whole lot). I do wonder if there are some restrictions that will make that unfeasible.

ND is 12-2-1 against the spread this season.

A lot of snaps will come available when Kiser moves on.

1) Gray has caught some flack here as being a weak link when the reality is that he is constantly living on an island. It makes me happy to see the coaches trust him (once again) and he gets rewarded with a huge moment. 2) Sneed has quietly turned into a star. He's been a monster all playoffs.

A phenomenal coaching job this season. I’m so glad he’s at ND.

Has to be.

Do they publish height/weight measurements from the Bowl? There's no way he is still 240.

How much can they expect out of that quarterback room?

The only way I could see him returning to college is if he isn’t healthy enough to show at the combine or pro day.

Joe Rudolph is the man.

It was an honest question. Is mid-week a better predictor than early or late movement in the line?

Are you saying mid-week updates to the line tend to be strong predictors of outcome?

I think you're right. When ND got the ball following the Oben sack/fumble they scored in one play on a slant 15-16 yards downfield. I'm not sure they tried anything that deep the rest of the night (excepting the "free play" on that Georgia offsides that should have been caught). They spent...

A walk-on cornerback from Beijing.

I wonder what the story is there?

Also, Allar runs back and complains to an official on Every. Single. Play.

Boise isn’t doing him any favors with longevity either. 344 carries this year.

SSD = Solid State Drive. And I'm guessing the M = Man. So I'm thinking he's got a Johnny Mnemonic thing going on.

I suppose we’re going to get some clarity on Mukam and Seviliano come Wednesday.