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Wasn't sure where to put this. I went to a wedding last night and at my table sat a couple with a son who played RB at LSU as well as a family who attended Notre Dame and who are known to be pretty wealthy in my area. The LSU couple said their son was a PWO and earned a scholly under Coach O...

Was it my imagination during today's presser that Freeman talked about how NIU's defense is unique and throws different looks, ultimately stacking the box and forcing teams to throw....and then later essentially said that's how Purdue plays defense? Oh...and Purdue has the best rushing offense...

I could be wrong, but I think it's 22% on attempts 20+ yards down field or something like that. Is that right? Someone correct me. I can't remember the exact details.

Leonard should've been benched at halftime. Angeli would've gutted out a win. For Purdue, I'd tell Angeli and Minchey they're both playing. Audition them. If they can't get it done. Then it's' CJ Carr time at home against Miami OH and I'm not turning back. Leonard could still have a package...

Then he should've never been named the starter. Or at the very least, they should've pulled him at halftime of the NIU game.

I'm not there yet and probably won't get there, if I'm being completely honest. It was easy to make excuses the first two years as well as the Fiesta Bowl. But in year 3, with this team and these coordinators....no. I can't. This has become systemic and my emotions are front and center...

I'm genuinely tired of ND losing games, and the autopsy ALWAYS reveals the SAME SHIT PROBLEMS!

Funny. I said the same thing today. I was downright giddy when they thumped Michigan.

This is a classic let down game, where ND plays down to its competition after an exhausting/emotional game the week before. We've seen it before under Freeman. However, I think this team is built differently this year. The defense is too good and too deep. The offense has a QB with legs and...

One of the dumbest rule change/enforcements I've seen. Completely out of control with the micromanagement in the NFL.

After re-watching the game, my big takeaway is that ND should've won by more. I bet on ND moneyline and the over. There were multiple times where guys didn't read a block correctly or Leonard not getting that pass to Ford that, imo, would've resulted in at least one or two more TDs. I'm not...

Good grief. This entire board is like that! Whenever a genuine "Bad Biden" moment happens, the "Yeah but Trump!" people come out of the woodworks. Open your eyes and stop being a damn hypocrite.

Right. That's why this "feels like" rigging. They know Stein/West votes steal from Kamala, and RFK's remaining block is stealing from Trump. So they're choosing ballot status accordingly.

Can someone explain to me how they can force someone to stay on a ballot? Is it because he didn't withdraw entirely? Can't pick and choose which states you stay on? Idk how that all works. On the surface, it seems like blatant election tampering/rigging. I'd like to know the specific rationale.

You'd think after 8 years, the Dems and Repubs would've had a better candidate rise to the top of the sludge, but nope. Trump vs HRC, Trump vs Biden, Trump vs Biden-to-Kamala. It's fascinating really. Then RFK throws his name in the hat. A Kennedy Democrat for fuck sake, despite what MSM...

Wait, I thought the narrative on here was that RFK and his supporters were a bunch of Trump Lite crazies? Turns out, per your Pew link (which is common fucking sense) that Biden-hating Dem voters learn of Biden dropping out, and move support to Kamala. Shocking.

Please enlighten us with what it feels like to be the smartest person in every room.

Not at all. He has strong feelings regarding certain public issues and getting in someone's cabinet is way to produce real change. One party was willing to hear him out and the other wouldn't take his call. Made the choice pretty easy, I'd say.