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Who do you think? Justin Tuck is my choice.

Who plays opposite Floyd as the other wide receiver? Roseanne's sitcom hubby John Goodman? Shaq Evans? Duval Kamara? Deion Walker? I'm inclined to think it'll be Goody. He's got long strides, a big frame, and he can stretch the field with some pretty nice wheels.

Well, is he?

Ohio State is going to tan their hides. What a turnaround.

I was wondering if anyone reads fantasy books? Dragons, swords, wizards, things like that?

The next time Notre Dame finds themselves in a fourth and one situation or a goal line play...the solution is simple. Golden Tate in the backfield. Call a dive, have Golden leap over the line. Sounds good to me.

Enough talk about Weis. As the board's most bipolar member, I, as usual, have sat back and thought about things. The fact is, our offense is potent enough and talented enough to be considered an elite unit. The defense is the cause of all of our problems. With a better defense, we would have...

Up 40-24 with 14:51 to go in the fourth quarter. Cincinatti (led by my favorite potential Weis replacement, Brian Kelly) is doing a great job, moving the ball very easily with their backup quarterback.

"No words sufficiently describe the admiration for Jimmy Clausen. He took a hit that would have knocked the normal quarterback out of the game. But he scraped himself off the ground, gathered himself, returned to action and nearly led Notre Dame back from a two-touchdown deficit. The kid is an...

1,059 yards on the year, with 10 TDs. He is 402 yards away from the all-time Notre Dame receiving yardage record with 4 games left this season to do it (100.5 yards per game). Yay. Michael Floyd now has 499 yards on the year, finishing today with 10 catches for 141 yards. He also has 4 games to...

He's the best active running back on the roster. He's made a couple of moves that made my jaw drop this season. So shifty, so elusive, so quick. Everything Robert Hughes is not. In no way am I bashing Hughes. I love the guy and I respect him for choosing ND, but he's not as good as Theo. Theo...

Let's hear 'em. We'll go over the facts and get the full opinion of both sides of the argument.

Stubborn old goat couldn't call a good defensive game to save his life.

From an article posted on Irish Illustrated the other day: "It is amazing to me in this day and age of unsportsmanlike conduct penalties that Tate hasn’t been flagged for his behavior in recent weeks. It took just two plays before Tate was in the face of Washington State freshman cornerback...

Who do you think? I've gotta go with the Gipper. That's right: George Gipp. The man averaged 177 yards of offense a game (ridiculous numbers in his era). Crazy.

This always mystifies me. It seems that unless Golden has twenty yards of free space, he'll call a fair catch. WHY? Is he shellshocked because of his fumbled punt against BC in 2008 that eventually led to BC's 17-0 lead?

Do you think so? I do. If we beat Navy, we're probably 7-2 and in the Top 15. I'd love to see it.

To the idiot who started a similar thread about Jimmy Clausen a year ago: Watch Jacory Harris. Half of his throws are absolutely awful floaters that hang up in the air forever. Another quarter of his throws are in the dirt.

I was browsing through YouTube and found this clip of the Purdue game in 2007, where Golden Tate had three ridiculous catches (the first, second, and third of his career) and finished the game with 104 yards and his first career touchdown (sadly, only two of his three grabs are shown). Also some...

This was a unique topic I came up with. We know Barry Gallup is Barry Gallup Junior, and that Armando Allen is Armando Allen Junior. But did you also know Golden Tate is actually Golden Tate III (the third, for you few idiots out there, and NDOM if high)? Or that Michael Floyd is Michael...