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Im not saying he’d be good. I’m saying you need to try something different.

No excuse to not play Angeli.

10-0..game over

He holds the ball so long.

I’m ready for ND to move on from NBC.

They force everything to Mayer, seldom target Styles, Lenzy drops everything, Jayden is told to run end arounds, Tobias is nowhere on site, same OL that has sucked from the beginning, zero packaged plays for Angeli, and coaches trying to play 90’s style offense with 3 RBs.

Play calls have been atrocious.

This is about the most boring offensive game plan from ND. And zero offensive plays packaged for Angeli? Like, dude can’t even get a series?

Wtf call was that?

Bruv preparing to go deep undercover to OU to rescue Bowen who is deep undercover rescuing Arnold.

What were we talking about again?

Which meant they weren’t good enough to beat out the competition of where they were at coming in as 4/5 stars with a lot of hype. (Kiel, Jurk, etc.) I’ll have to dig for the article.

I honestly don’t remember all that much about it but I think the success rate is really low.

I think Pete Sampson had a piece within the last month about the success rate of QB transfers. It was a good, interesting read.

The level of conspiracy this reached in a matter of hours rivals that of most three lettered agencies.

He went deep undercover behind enemy lines to rescue Jackson Arnold.

The problem with that is him hoping that gets turned around with no evidence to show that the OU defense is improving. That’s a huge risk for someone wanting to be a high draft pick. At ND, it’s clear the coaching is much better at the moment. Ohio State is #1 in scoring offense at 48.8/game...

It’s been clear that ND wants a ball control type offense as they view that as their best weapon for winning. Hard to argue when your best player is a TE, you have a 3-headed rushing attack, and have a mostly stout OL. Best downfield play with that type of personnel is play action. Will this...

Young team with a young coach. Everyone learning on the fly. Take the wins where you can. A lot of the small mistakes can be corrected with experience. Learning how to win is the hardest part. Who could’ve guessed NBC screwing up another ND commentary pairing. 100% would take Mayock back.

Never not once did I ever doubt 5’9’’ Pyne.