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Yep. He's the first Iowa State coach with a winning career record since the 70s.

A win gets them a first round bye

Brandon Aubrey is outrageous. Just casually nailing 60 yard field goals like clockwork.

ND did the same thing in 2009 when Weis was fired.

O'Leary was his coach for most of his career. Mickens was just his last year.

Things like this are why the NFL implemented a rookie pay scale. Giving unproven players enormous contracts is silly.

Boise State plays Friday. A win could give ND a resume boost, if only a slight one.

This is catastrophic

Specifically it was "Oh yeah" with a huge grin, not even a milquetoast "I'm just focused on my team right now" answer you typically get.

Yep. He's going to be floated for every major college job opening and the NFL until he actually leaves.

You love to see it

Everyone in now except for Fitzgerald who signs later.

Top 5 class, wrapped up by the end of July, with essentially zero decommitments/taking visits drama. Truly insane.

So we're just waiting on Osborne, Finley, Robinson, Hola, Premer, and Fitzgerald, correct?

I think a 10-2 ND would make it in most years. This year they had absolutely zero luck with upsets and have the misfortune of possibly going head-to-head with the team that beat them.

I think ND-Miami could return to being a pretty intense rivalry, especially after this playoff controversy.

Why is Miami stuck at 12 after blowing out a ranked Pitt by 31 on the road? Why did a coach-less Ole Miss move up? Why are we swapping Bama and ND after Bama needed a late TD to beat a coach-less 5-7 Auburn? Why is ND dropping after beating a P4 team by 29 on the road? Every new thing you...

This scenario is impossible. There are two autobids that still need to get in, whether that be the ACC champs and a G5 team, or two G5 teams.

If a loss in the SEC championship game doesn't hurt Bama, why does a loss in the Big 12 title game presumably hurt BYU? The double standard is ridiculous.

The committee isn't exactly making logical decisions here.