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ND HAS the same amount of data points as teams playing in the CCG. ND doesn’t play FCS schools, which are essentially bye weeks.

That’s fair, and injury is the big risk. But I think anyone with half a football brain could look at Allar and say, he’s not very good, especially against good competition. That’s likely what’s going to cost him millions. I don’t think the same is even considered for Carr, unless he just stops...

What on earth is the reason for that? Those team’s body of work is complete and should have been assessed already. They are going to revisit those and change their mind? WTF are we even doing at this point.

They have always “stared at the records”. That is literally how it has always worked. 12-0 teams sit higher than 11-1, 10-2, 9-3. That’s how it works. Your problem isn’t the Ohio State loss, it’s the Florida loss… stop being so dense.

Do post season stats not count towards the rushing record?

You guys need to find the mute button with these announcers.

Marcus Freeman Marbles

Anyone else not seeing the game on the ESPN app???? Edit: NVM it finally showed up

At this point, I’m glad the committee seems to watch the games. Not just scoreboards. They know ND is one of the best 5 or 6 teams in the country.

The circular argument is nearly complete…

If we destroy Stanford, I can see us jumping OU. The committee claims they “wipe the slate clean” every week. I don’t know how you can watch ND and OU and not think that ND is a better team. But SEC and all that I guess…

ND getting absolutely zero help the past few weeks!

Be nice if Pitt could add a couple garbage time TDs.

BTA on Pitt

At least we aren’t going to have to worry about Meatchicken back dooring their way into the convo.

Players can’t give the refs a reason to call all this. Stop being “tough” after the play…

Fuckin Pitt defenders with two unsportsmanlike penalties to keep the drive alive for Miami. Boy they sure look “tough” doing all that…

Must be nice to have a kicker who can drill a 45 yarder right down the middle.