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Haha. Yes!! I've watched most of the CFP games and every time I see a hole open up I say to myself, "That's a TD for Love or Price." We were truly spoiled this season with how good they were. Seeing other RBs not break those runs was eye opening for me.

Miami has the OL and DL to neutralize OSU. That, to me, is what made it a game. Then factor in a pick 6 and OSU's missed FG and that's the ball game. I only watched a few OSU games this year and Sayin didn't look great in any with pressure. All last night showed me is that ND is closer than...

Rivers was at Mass yesterday in the pew in front of us. Looked to be pretty sore getting up and down from the kneelers. I can’t imagine doing what he did at his age. I’m a couple years younger and have days where I feel like I can barely get around let alone go play football with a bunch of...

Same. Best friend's in-laws have 6 tickets. The parents are older now and don't enjoy the late and/or frigid games. They're notorious for giving them to younger die-hards who they trust. The friends said it was inanely loud.

The Bears are a roller coaster of emotions every game. And I happily stand in that line eagerly awaiting the ride. What a freaking game! All might be well in the world if Da Bears can win a Super Bowl 😂

Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but OU then proceeded to fumble a punt snap, drop a wide open touchdown pass on 4th down, give up a TD in the redzone on 4th down, and end the half with a pick 6. It was a colossal meltdown in the second quarter that let Bama get back in the game.

Same. My blood boils with every mention of it. I think I’d get over it if ND was a true bubble team. They were not. And that’s what chaps my ass. I’m so petty about this still that I joked with a friend recently that ND winning next year won’t take the sting of 2025 away. I’ll just be more...

Isn't it Bowen who has a personal goal of wanting to be a Captain for multiple years?

Just one more reason for me to hate IU Football. The amount of shit I had to hear from IU fans about how ND needs to develop their own QB and quit portal shopping every year was maddening. Yet here they are about to have their 3rd in the 3 years under Cig in 2026.

Old man rant: I do miss the days where coming back for a senior year or even a 5th year in order to win a championship was of utmost importance to players. Unless you were a surefire first rounder, it almost wasn't even a question about returning. Fellas! Look at the 2026 schedule and look...

I agree with this. I like the Kyren comp for Williams. IF a game breaker RB enters the portal, I think ND needs to go after him. I think back to Jahmyr Gibbs to Bama or Judkins to OSU. I like ND's RB depth, but it's not battle tested, it's young, and it's unknown if there is the next J Love...

Gotcha. Bummer. Their media relations team sure sold me. That video was amazing! haha Thanks.

I recall it being political, but why? Do you happen to remember? Was it purely based on the optics of tax payer funded stadiums = bad? I'm not a Chicagoan (grew up about an hour or so east), but when I first saw that video rendering, my mindset was that of Wrigleville 1060, or what downtown...

I'm not sure I'll ever get over the rejection of this plan: Bears release plans for stadium project in Chicago I was so pumped for that to happen. Can someone fill me in, again, on why that got turned down?

I'll grant you that premise of top 2 from the big boys, but can still make a case for ND: Bama with a blowout loss in the SEC CCG should've dropped to #10. ND would've moved up to #9. Note: Bama isn't getting punished by being excluded from the playoffs. They're simply dropping one spot...

That Gary Grizzly merch gonna be fire!

Right. That’s my point. If academics aren’t a part of this, is Notre Dame?

That's great. I just wonder what would happen if a football indepedent "League" is formed. Say the solution is a NFL-style 64-team super league with four divisions. ADs, GMs, salary caps, contracts, transfer limits, etc. Revenue sharing through the networks with the highest bidding. Where...

Seems to me the genie is out of the bottle. College football isn't going back to what it once was. The day multi million dollar contracts started getting signed for coaches, players, facilities, plus the un-regulated transfer portal, etc was the day they turned CFB into a minor league farm...

Sounds to me like the feelings towards the 2027 class are that it'll be better than 2026.