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KEEP PAUL HARRISON OUT OF THE BUFFET LINE! @PaulieTakesInsulin

Think his dad was a politician

Not worried at all but the scenario is fairly straightforward. BYU is 12-0 and ranked in the top 8 and then lose to a team like Texas Tech in the CCG. Last year the playoff committee penalized the losers of CCGs like this: Texas went from 2 to 3 Penn State went from 3 to 4 SMU went from 8 to 10...

That’s what I’m thinking. We’d have to get very unlucky for all the scenarios to play out perfectly.

SMU was #8 going into their CCG. If BYU runs the table, they’ll be about the same.

That and an undefeated GT losing their CCG would not be good. Low probability but there’s definitely scenarios where we get left out or we’re at least on the bubble.

Wouldn’t a top 10, undefeated BYU have a chance if they lose a close CCG? SMU made it last year.

I think the fact that neither team in the final, played in a CCG, kinda goes to his point that it’s a disadvantage to play in one and lose. How you decide to penalize the loser of that game is interesting. Last year they chose not to penalize the losers and I kinda agree. If you’re Penn State...

I’m sure I’m wrong but I think the LSU job suits him more. Could see him having big success there.

Kelly had quite a bit of success at ND, going undefeated twice in the regular season, two playoff appearances, and a National Championship appearance. I was concerned that he was maxing out ND’s ability in the current climate. And he would go to LSU and have big time success. Turns out he’s not...

I’d say basketball is the easiest game to manipulate both as a ref and player. I guess a pitcher could make it easy.

To get the ball back. Fairly common in that situation though I wonder if college kickers are automatic enough where that was the best option.

Mooneshine Sales would be a great name for a CB from Tennessee.

The one thing I was concerned about when we hired Kelly, was his lack of experience at a big time program. He had success in the lower divisions but was he going to miss things because he had never seen first hand what a winning, big time program looked like from the inside. No idea if that lack...

Dude looking like a young Brady Hoke/Jeff Garland

Kid should feel right at home in the trenches.

I think I'd hire a defensive guy for the most part. I don't think most of these hip, offensive guys can create a culture of physical football, which a place like Notre Dame needs.

Or an NIL deal at a place like South Carolina.

Thank God USC and Lincoln are pussies.

Run and don’t kick again and we can win.