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8th season of eligibility:

Yeah, the game plan was to deny the deep and mid passing game while making the OL (with every players either playing a new position or new starters - LT, RG who was replaced!) and RB with all new starters in the 1st game of the year, beat them. Decent game plan for the first half. ND did what...

Thought that he could at least be a really decent system QB in college, rack up stats, etc. That he's struggled so much to establish himself at 3 different places s surprising.

Chase Young vibes

Why ND Football?

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Both. Not a great throw, likely not Carr, and a nice read & break on the ball by Sanders.

Nice play in the slot. Looks like 2nd team defense? Pouncey at CB or S?

I like that idea re: Sneed, Ausberry, & Talich. It would give our NB's more help. Yeah, it does look like the slant was just a good call against wherever Traoré was assigned to be, rather than his fault.

You're saying those three at Drop DE or just as Box Safeties in coverage on crossing routes, etc?

Many have. I think that they believe it was against the law. So what? It's been my contention, using Augustine, Aquinas, and Adam Smith, that it was the morally and economically ethical thing to do. In addition, all those who argued that ND's previous stance on amateurism was "ND doing things...

LOL 🤦‍♂️ Gray is supposed to cover Frazier, Traoré is playing in space and should deny passing lanes. "supposed to" always being the operative word for his coverage skills.

Was he? Which state or federal laws?

Freshman Bubba Frazier beats senior nickel Christian Gray for a 50-yard (ish) touchdown.

Not following an unjust law (or rule in this case) is absolutely morally justifiable. That's Augustine and later Aquinas. It's the reasons why where it gets sticky, especially when it comes to the SEC. They certainly weren't breaking rules with the best intentions of the players in mind. But...

I'm not defending those two by saying this, but they are dealing with bigger embarrassments and classic, truly "old style" political machines in Chicago and Springfield. Just let this game of chicken play out. Taking sides is kind of silly when most things are happening behind closed doors and...

Don't confuse NCAA rules with state and federal law, lol. Besides, if the SEC was paying players, which they were, they were doing the right thing (Thomas Aquinas). That's a weird thing to say about the SEC, but here we are.

From April, 2026: 2027 Notre Dame RB commit Lathan Whisenton is moving on to Regionals in the 100m after running 10.43 on Thursday evening.

Mukam was the kind of raw, HS recruit that you took a flyer on if you believed in your ability to coach up DL.