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Would be ideal if there were any. I don't recall any legitimately good transfers that were options. Maybe Dante Cephus, but he hasn't exactly done much at Penn State. Problem is that WR isn't exactly going to have a lucrative grad market to hit, and until ND does something to fix the issues...

This. Have to also say that Hartman is doing them zero favors. I was expecting Hartman to help elevate the level of play for the receivers. The opposite has happened. His struggles are bringing the unit down even more.

ND never had this lack of talent under Del. In 2017, he had EQ and Stepherson. In 2018, he had Boykin and Claypool in 2019, he had Claypool. Each year, there was a reliable top flight receiver or receivers to rely on. This year, that guy was supposed to be Jayden Thomas, who isn't on Boykin...

Yeah, Michigan ain't exactly in a position to be nabbing other teams' recruits right now....

Well I don't appreciate his play at tackle, and I can't imagine NFL scouts do either.

Hard to blame him when his OC bails on him in March and then the admin fumbles his initial hire HARD. I'm more angry at his horrid preparation of the team over and over again on the road. Just abysmal performance. Even from the defense and ST.

Nah. You can't blame scheme for making dumb throw after dumb throw. Dude has had multiple looks that the play called for and he opted for the infinitely harder option over and over. Then you have whatever the fuck that last pick was.

The defense has kept us in this game, but they still have been disappointing. They made a play to get momentum back, and then immediately gave all that momentum back.

This team is really good at pissing away any semblance of momentum on the road.

That was about as necessary a sequence of events as ND needed to start the half.

FSU absolutely did not play "mistake free" against Clemson. They just didn't play the exact opposite of "mistake free" like ND has. Like, I literally cannot think of a single drive where there wasn't some massive f*ck up by somebody on ND's side.

Clemson is down multiple starters and has lost multiple games to teams worse than ND. They aren't playing out of their minds. ND is laying the duddiest of duds. They move the ball 3 times into scoring position and settle for FG's each time. Hartman misses several open looks and throws a...

The receivers are getting open. The looks are there. Hartman has missed them repeatedly. He repeatedly misses on easier throws to more open looks in favor of lower percentage throws. He's done that much of the year and especially so today.

Nah, Hartman is VERY MUCH the issue. Dude has missed several open looks and threw an absolute dog pick that opened this game up. The plays have been there and he's missed them almost every single time.

It's a massive giveaway that this team has phoned it in when our vaunted DL is getting absolutely trucked by one of the worst OL's in the country missing their best player.

I'm afraid the issues go beyond OC. Hartman is BAD. The OL is playing like crap. The defense has regressed. The ST has put the team in a hole. This all reflects to a poor job by the head coach.

I'd believe that if it were actually Clemson doing the work. So far, I see a ton of miscommunication, sloppy tackling, poor coaching, special teams miscues, bad blocking, and Hartman missing open guys. Clemson is literally doing nothing special. ND is managing to outdo the Louisville game in...

Not to mention his leg is wrapped up like a f*ckign mummy.

Why is it that every time they play on the road, I have to repeat the same f*cking thing: This team outta be ashamed of themselves.

He really didn't play much at all until recently. I think Pitt was the first game where he saw more than just a handful of plays.