GrangerIrish24
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How many coaches in the modern history of college football have won two titles in 5 years? Three?
I’ll take one and like it
lol
Dennis Erickson won in 1989 and 1991, so you can add him too.Not trying to be pedantic, but since 1970, Bear Bryant, Barry Switzer, Tom Osborne, Urban Meyer, Dabo Swinney, Nick Saban and Kirby Smart are all coaches who won 2 titles in a 5 year period.
We keep recruiting at this level and I think our guy has a real good chance of joining that list.....
EDIT: I forgot Joe Pa won titles in 82 and 86 so add him in. Or leave him out, since he was a lying son of a bitch.
John McKay won it in 1972 and 1974 (shared w/ OU) and again in 1978 (shared w/ Bama).Dennis Erickson won in 1989 and 1991, so you can add him too.
How many coaches won the Sugar and Orange Bowls in the same yearHe is setting the bar high - if he doesn't win 2 titles in the next 5 years it will be viewed as a failure.
Its crazy how actually close we were to going into this year looking for a 3 peat.
We are closer than it would seem, though. Marcus has been or record as thinking we played poorly and let that OSU game slip away. We just didnt play our best ball early. By the time we locked in, it was too big a gap to close. Although we almost did.lol.
Slow down killer. We were never in the OSU game after the first drive and who knows what would’ve happened in the playoffs. To assume we would rip off 4 wins is a bit much.
We are closer than it would seem, though. Marcus has been or record as thinking we played poorly and let that OSU game slip away. We just didnt play our best ball early. By the time we locked in, it was too big a gap to close. Although we almost did.
I do think if we made the playoffs last year we would have run the table. Nobody was playing as well as us going in.
Not saying it was a slam dunk, but closer than the casuals realize.
I've said it before and I'll say it until it happens....if ND were to win one they could fold the program and tear down the stadium and nobody could tell me nothing for the rest of my life. It would be the greatest day of my life and I will hold onto that feeling until my dying breath
Born in ‘90 as a Reds/Bengals/Bearcats/Irish fan.
I’ve never seen a championship from any of the teams I’m invested in. I’ve only ever seen heartbreak in the biggest moments.
My joy at the Bengals finally winning one (1) playoff game back in ‘21 was such that instantly knew that one Super Bowl would fulfill me for life.
My joy at ND winning that first playoff game against Indiana was to heights I hadn’t felt ever.
My joy at ND beating UGA was such that I didn’t think football joy could possibly feel better.
My joy at ND beating Penn State was such that I now know that if ND ever wins a natty, I will be filled with the warm light of one thousand suns, and that the warm glow of contentment will sustain not just me, but my bloodline and all its descendants for eternity.
Nice!It’ll come eventually. Born in 1973.
Irish (1977, 1988, 1993)
White Sox (2005, waited over 30 years)
Blackhawks (2010, 2013, 2015 waited 37 years and wept after it sank in)
NY Jets (ugh)
Curious how you became a Jets fan.It’ll come eventually. Born in 1973.
Irish (1977, 1988, 1993)
White Sox (2005, waited over 30 years)
Blackhawks (2010, 2013, 2015 waited 37 years and wept after it sank in)
NY Jets (ugh)
Curious how you became a Jets fan.
Kudos to you for never wavering. Not a worse sports fan in the world than skunkbears and bandwagoners.It was 1985. My favorite color is green and they had an Irish quarterback named Kenny O’Brien.
I didn’t fully commit to them until the following year though. 1986 the Jets started 10-1 and about to face my older brother’s favorite team on Monday Night Football: The Miami Dolphins.
I proclaimed my love for the Jets to the world. They lost 45-3 and proceeded to lose the rest of their games that year.
Some say their horrific play ever since was my fault!
It was 1985. My favorite color is green and they had an Irish quarterback named Kenny O’Brien.
I didn’t fully commit to them until the following year though. 1986 the Jets started 10-1 and about to face my older brother’s favorite team on Monday Night Football: The Miami Dolphins.
I proclaimed my love for the Jets to the world. They lost 45-3 and proceeded to lose the rest of their games that year.
Some say their horrific play ever since was my fault!
Any chance you could become a Michigan fan?
I hope he can manage the hype and keep the team grounded
Born in 76...I think they filmed this commercial at my parents house...It’ll come eventually. Born in 1973.
Irish (1977, 1988, 1993)
White Sox (2005, waited over 30 years)
Blackhawks (2010, 2013, 2015 waited 37 years and wept after it sank in)
NY Jets (ugh)
Me too.It was 1985. My favorite color is green and they had an Irish quarterback named Kenny O’Brien.
I didn’t fully commit to them until the following year though. 1986 the Jets started 10-1 and about to face my older brother’s favorite team on Monday Night Football: The Miami Dolphins.
I proclaimed my love for the Jets to the world. They lost 45-3 and proceeded to lose the rest of their games that year.
Some say their horrific play ever since was my fault!
Me too.
Funny story but Kenny O'Brien had a winning record against Dan Marino.
No joke. UGA, Texas Tech, IU would be better considering ND beats Miami in the regular season in South Bend.Georgia, Miami and IU in a row to win the title would hit like heroine
Yeah, Texas Tech doesnt do it for me. I don't care who we go through for the title, but getting the OSU monkey off our back would be nice.Texas Tech with the 2 seed though?