Some Irish Bloke
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Notre Dame (4-3) at #16 Syracuse (6-1)
Line: SU -2.5
JMA Wireless Dome (it's still the Carrier Dome to me, dammit), Syracuse, NY
Saturday, October 29, 2022
12:00 PM EST
ABC (NOT PEACOCK!)
Votes are public. Poll closes on Saturday, 10/29 at 11:30 AM ET.
First and foremost, I apologize to all for ever having defended Peacock in any capacity. That stream was a heaping pile of dogshit; I got booted twice, was constantly behind friends who were texting live from the game as well as Pete Sampson's twitter updates, and it was all very aggravating. Please move on from this failed experiment, ND and NBC.
Second, although ND played a better, albeit still a weird, clunky game last weekend at home, I hope many of you heeded mine and other's advice and left an ND cover alone. While it looked like for a while there like ND was going to run UNLV off the field, sure enough they let the Rebels hang around a bit and failed to cover. Who would've thought.
ND is getting some Vegas respect here and the bettors appear to agree, as the spread is within the supposed "-3.0 pt home field advantage" margin for error. I'm not sure what to make of either of these teams as they've both played quite sporadically throughout the fall.
'Cuse needed a miracle at the end of the game against Purdue, or a Purdue defensive meltdown, however your prefer to look at it, and followed up that performance with a lackluster 2 pt victory against UVA, both games at home. On the other hand, SU beat a very solid NC State team at home, albeit without Devin Leary, and almost beat Clemson in Death Valley, but fell short in the end. Do they have a Clemson hangover, or are they fired up as most teams are to play the ND brand? Dino Babers sure went out of his way to talk up the Irish quite a bit during his press conference earlier in the week.
ND has it's share of problems as well, but appear to be better road warriors this year compared to their sleepy home games, which is strange, but may work in our favor here. Not a huge fan of the noon kick, as ND doesn't get a lot of those, but hopefully that tames the crowd a bit compared to a raucous night crowd under the dome.
Line: SU -2.5
JMA Wireless Dome (it's still the Carrier Dome to me, dammit), Syracuse, NY
Saturday, October 29, 2022
12:00 PM EST
ABC (NOT PEACOCK!)
Votes are public. Poll closes on Saturday, 10/29 at 11:30 AM ET.
First and foremost, I apologize to all for ever having defended Peacock in any capacity. That stream was a heaping pile of dogshit; I got booted twice, was constantly behind friends who were texting live from the game as well as Pete Sampson's twitter updates, and it was all very aggravating. Please move on from this failed experiment, ND and NBC.
Second, although ND played a better, albeit still a weird, clunky game last weekend at home, I hope many of you heeded mine and other's advice and left an ND cover alone. While it looked like for a while there like ND was going to run UNLV off the field, sure enough they let the Rebels hang around a bit and failed to cover. Who would've thought.
ND is getting some Vegas respect here and the bettors appear to agree, as the spread is within the supposed "-3.0 pt home field advantage" margin for error. I'm not sure what to make of either of these teams as they've both played quite sporadically throughout the fall.
'Cuse needed a miracle at the end of the game against Purdue, or a Purdue defensive meltdown, however your prefer to look at it, and followed up that performance with a lackluster 2 pt victory against UVA, both games at home. On the other hand, SU beat a very solid NC State team at home, albeit without Devin Leary, and almost beat Clemson in Death Valley, but fell short in the end. Do they have a Clemson hangover, or are they fired up as most teams are to play the ND brand? Dino Babers sure went out of his way to talk up the Irish quite a bit during his press conference earlier in the week.
ND has it's share of problems as well, but appear to be better road warriors this year compared to their sleepy home games, which is strange, but may work in our favor here. Not a huge fan of the noon kick, as ND doesn't get a lot of those, but hopefully that tames the crowd a bit compared to a raucous night crowd under the dome.
