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Stanford lost to Sacramento State at home. Hard to really gauge how good USC is actually, because they have played 3 REALLY bad teams. Stanford might be the worst of all Power 5 teams. Like, Stanford has been bad but this is a brand new level of ineptitude.

Stanford's deadlocked at 20-20 in the fourth quarter against....Sacramento State. Jesus, it's remarkable how bad Stanford is now. They were bad the last few years but they've taken it to another level.

Agreed on Mills and NaNa. Hard disagree on everybody else. Cross wasn't great today, but the prior 3 games, he's been a beast. Bertrand was also coming off a very good game against NC State and his absence was VERY noticeable today. Marist is playing some of his best football so far this...

It's nearing the 4th quarter and Alabama has yet to eclipse 200 total yards. But they're up 10-3, however USF is driving.

Sounds like they'll run 2 QBs with Rashada out.

Offense needs to man tf up and put this game away with a TD. Seriously need to start asserting their will up front.

I really hate playing on Peacock. Every time it's horrible quality and ND plays like straight ass. '21, almost lost to Toledo last year, looked like a dumpster fire against a garbage UNLV squad. Now this.

The first class Freeman recruited are sophomores. Most of this class is Kelly and Lea's.

Yeah, this is a generous D-. How you look THIS bad on defense against a team that's already insanely bad, but also without their starting QB is beyond me.

Putrid putrid PUTRID.

Better not let them score here.

Apparently, ND has forced 9 fumbles and have not recovered a single one of them.

Navy looked fairly competent against Memphis. I don't think they're good, but they look somewhat decent. Navy's run game looked legit against them, which makes our effort against them look a lot better. But Memphis has a DUDE at RB in Blake Watson. He just knows how to make big plays. Memphis...

In 2000, ND was coming off a 5-7 season, and was barely ranked going into the Nebraska game, and was unranked going into the season. In 2017, ND was coming off a 4-8 season, and was barely ranked going into the Georgia game, and was unranked going into the season. In 2023, ND is coming off a...

And they're going to fail miserably. ND fans have A LOT more incentive to buy rather than sell than they did for Nebraska or UGA. Ohio State fans are going to be disappointed when they tune in and see a lot less red than they had hoped.

I think this is going to look more like ND-scUM '18 than anything like that. There were still a good number of scUM fans, but NDS was still absolutely rocking. ND fans show up when the hype warrants it. And there appears to be more than enough to warrant the hype for this game.

I have the opposite feeling. I think it's going to be a fairly typical away team turnout, nowhere near Nebraska or UGA as some fear.

All-around, the Bears look like a poorly coached team. The coordination from both sides of the ball was absolutely abysmal. They came in with probably the dumbest game plan imaginable. I kind of feel bad for Fields. Dude clearly has the talent, but he isn't going to be able to develop...

I don't care what is/isn't considered a composite 5-star anymore. There just is zero credibility in most of the services nowadays. 2 of the biggest recruiting services' scouting departments are run by guys with zero recruiting experience, and one of them has a very open bias against ND. ESPN...

Yeah, this is WAY bigger than Clemson '20, even if the crowd wasn't compromised by COVID. It's hard for there to be any offseason build-up when you're contemplating whether or not the season is actually going to happen for much of it. And while Clemson was a big deal back then, Ohio State is...