'22 NJ QB Steven Angeli (Notre Dame Signee)

[FightingIrishLover7]

If the staff knows Carr is going to start, they would be doing Steve a solid by letting him go somewhere to go play.

Having said that, the team is definitely better with Steve on it, ideally as the number 2. I would imagine the staff would be pretty nervous about neither of their top QBs having any playing experience.

I know a QB on the roster that has played in big games and hostile environments, including The Horseshoe

 

[KizerWilhelm]

Is there actually new smoke going on?

I've seen a rumor that Tulane's director of recruiting followed him on socials, but that's about it

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

Is there actually new smoke going on?

It would appear not until someone posts something that says otherwise.

 

[Dale]

I've seen a rumor that Tulane's director of recruiting followed him on socials, but that's about it

Yup it seems like that one thing and now it’s a game of telephone.

 

[NDpendent]

There is actual real smoke that Tulane is pursuing QB Dylan Rizk from UCF

 

[KizerWilhelm]

Tulane was also going after Nico, and I checked earlier and Tulane's recruiting director had slid into Urlacher's follows, even though he's probably going to USC.

I think it might just be that Tulane is shooting a bunch of shots, and that got misunderstood as a definite thing re: Angeli.

 

[HouseofPain]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

 

[Some Irish Bloke]

So, to summarize, we are saying there's "smoke" because a Tulane staffer followed one of our players on twitter?

Questionable.

 

[2013Irish]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

I think if you grind 40 hours/week at a sport you love and have confidence in your abilities, you want a chance to prove yourself on the biggest stage. I wholeheartedly agree that it encourages rash decision-making, but I think certain guys see it as a bet on themselves.

 

[sfk324]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

What would prevent him from pulling a Drew Pyne and coming back to ND to finish his degree?

 

[IrishWayDomer]

We're going to freak when Angeli leaves for a contender like Bama or Tennessee or Michigan, lol.

 

[NDpendent]

We're going to freak when Angeli leaves for a contender like Bama or Tennessee or Michigan, lol.

Nope, it's a compliment to our depth. Except Michigan, fuck those guys

 

[MacIrish75]

So, to summarize, we are saying there's "smoke" because a Tulane staffer followed one of our players on twitter?

Questionable.

It’s mostly because we’re bored and have had a relatively quiet day.

 

[allenm5333]

So, to summarize, we are saying there's "smoke" because a Tulane staffer followed one of our players on twitter?

Questionable.

And if you are a teacher, like me, you are on spring break

 

[NDpendent]

It’s mostly because we’re bored and have had a relatively quiet day.

But Bruce promised something catespophic for fans

 

[StPaul_Irish]

So, to summarize, we are saying there's "smoke" because a Tulane staffer followed one of our players on twitter?

Questionable.

Apparently there is smoke that Paige Spiranac and I are an item. I recently started following her again on the Gram.

 

[GrangerIrish24]

Apparently there is smoke that Paige Spiranac and I are an item. I recently started following her again on the Gram.

Ive been with her for years, she just doesn't know it yet.

 

[SWirishfan]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

Tony Romo & Kurt Warner
This is the Land of Morpheus, so Logic has little to say.

 

[Me2SouthBend]

Apparently there is smoke that Paige Spiranac and I are an item. I recently started following her again on the Gram.

Restraining order expire?

 

[Jimmy3Putt]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

Tom Brady was a part time starter in college. Sometimes it clicks later in life... Kurt Warner. If they believe in themselves and want to play, let them.

 

[calvegas04]

Tulane was also going after Nico, and I checked earlier and Tulane's recruiting director had slid into Urlacher's follows, even though he's probably going to USC.

I think it might just be that Tulane is shooting a bunch of shots, and that got misunderstood as a definite thing re: Angeli.

Very disappointed if he goes to usc

 

[nsisk157]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

Matt Cassel

 

[Henges24]

Ive been with her for years, she just doesn't know it yet.

My father in law told me about this lady four years ago. It’s been a great relationship.

 

[GrangerIrish24]

My father in law told me about this lady four years ago. It’s been a great relationship.

Sorry, brother. She’s already moved on from you. Just need her to respond to one of my 50+ dms.

 

[Irish#1]

I dont understand some of this. I completely understand the desire to play. These guys are competitors. But it ends at CFB. None of these guys are pro level material. If you cant start in college at a big team, that means you just arent the cream that the pros get. So why would you leave a place like ND without a ND degree to go play (maybe) for a less academic school? That just doesnt make sense.
Urlacher maybe is lower D1 player but very doubtful for pros. Angeli is never seeing inside a pro stadium without a ticket in hand period.
Why not get the degree that sets you up for post CFB rather than chasing (maybe) playtime at a lesser degree school?

He can always return and get his degree from ND

 

[PANDFAN]

Sorry, brother. She’s already moved on from you. Just need her to respond to one of my 50+ dms.

when in doubt, send the d*ck pic...gets them everytime

 

[NDpendent]

Wait, what! Is this kid still on the team? He was suppose to be in the portal yesterday. Is that one guy at Tulane not following Angies Pinterest account anymore?

 

[GrangerIrish24]

when in doubt, send the d*ck pic...gets them everytime

I want her to like me, not feel sorry for me

 

[IrishWayDomer]

I want her to like me, not feel sorry for me

Gold.

 

[StPaul_Irish]

Sorry, brother. She’s already moved on from you. Just need her to respond to one of my 50+ dms.

Fingers X, today's the day brother.