Stupid? Yeah. On brand for Day? Also yeah.That been stupid they had to throw it and should thrown it on 2nd down but had to throw it on 3rd down.Thought for sure they were going to run the QB three straight times
No it wasn’t and they should’ve left a single safety over the top on him. He’s just way too good. Guess they felt like they could get home.Free release probably wasn't the wisest choice.
9Smith not getting into the end zone there and the spread is 8 or 8,5 right ?
Well ND having a timeout left might really matter for some9Smith not getting into the end zone there and the spread is 8 or 8,5 right ?
Huh. They were ranked 5 and 6thJust think Ohio State doesn't even make playoffs if they don't go to 12 teams (and neither would ND)
If they were still doing 4 teams 5th and 6th = outHuh. They were ranked 5 and 6thJust think Ohio State doesn't even make playoffs if they don't go to 12 teams (and neither would ND)
ND was 3rd in the ap and coaches
Oh gotcha. Was thinking 8 last year for some reason...my badIf they were still doing 4 teams 5th and 6th = outHuh. They were ranked 5 and 6thJust think Ohio State doesn't even make playoffs if they don't go to 12 teams (and neither would ND)
ND was 3rd in the ap and coaches
Credit to the Buckeyes for knowing it was likely coming and having the balls to call a deep pass to stick the dagger in.That's the risk with blitzing, but they had to
Easy decision with the missed FG. If we had made it and they were up 5, I’ll bet he would have run Howard instead.Credit to the Buckeyes for knowing it was likely coming and having the balls to call a deep pass to stick the dagger in.That's the risk with blitzing, but they had to
12 from where? 4?Just think Ohio State doesn't even make playoffs if they don't go to 12 teams (and neither would ND)
The year that college football expanded to a 4-team playoff, the Buckeyes did the same exact thing.Just think Ohio State doesn't even make playoffs if they don't go to 12 teams (and neither would ND)
Ohio State lost their starting left tackle for the year against Oregon. His initial replacement was injured later and out for the year. Their starting All American center tore his Achilles in practice either right before the playoffs or early in the playoffs.Ohio State also did not get enough credit for weathering the injury storm in what turned into a 16 game season. Relative to what happened to other teams, they sustained no significant injuries to key cogs and that deserves a tip of cap to S&C coaching as well.
ND finished the year with 15....15 starters on both lines missing multiple games. Yeah, think about that math. Not only did we have starters go down, we had backups go down, so third stringers were playing meaningful snaps. Ohio State recruiting, depth, and working the portal was huge for them. If Henderson had missed times, Judkins was there and vice versa.
Yeah maybe I should say to the degree of other teams. They weathered it better than many others In the playoffs.Ohio State lost their starting left tackle for the year against Oregon. His initial replacement was injured later and out for the year. Their starting All American center tore his Achilles in practice either right before the playoffs or early in the playoffs.Ohio State also did not get enough credit for weathering the injury storm in what turned into a 16 game season. Relative to what happened to other teams, they sustained no significant injuries to key cogs and that deserves a tip of cap to S&C coaching as well.
ND finished the year with 15....15 starters on both lines missing multiple games. Yeah, think about that math. Not only did we have starters go down, we had backups go down, so third stringers were playing meaningful snaps. Ohio State recruiting, depth, and working the portal was huge for them. If Henderson had missed times, Judkins was there and vice versa.
Ohio State’s weakness all season was their patchwork offensive line. Maybe not as much as Notre Dame but to say Ohio State did not have injury problems isn’t completely accurate.
I do think the coaches were careful about workloads of their running backs.
You going to share more? Like what in particular he said, so we can agree or disagree? Did a quick google search and didn’t see anything that would put him in the category of “least self aware ever” category.Day apparently challenging some of our politicians for "least self aware ever" with his comments on NIL situation
ND is going to be a force again next year. They have a lot of starters staying and a lot of players coming back from injury. I am interested to see how they spend that $20 million they got that they don't have to share with a conference. That and the culture Freeman has built along with the success of this year should pull some transfer portal talent on top of a solid recruiting class.
Yea, bummer for him losing and even more so to USC. It will hurt, no doubt, the dude has done some great work. It may hurt long term depending on who does or does not step up with chances of it hurting being high. I don't think it will have a huge immediate impact for next year though.ND is going to be a force again next year. They have a lot of starters staying and a lot of players coming back from injury. I am interested to see how they spend that $20 million they got that they don't have to share with a conference. That and the culture Freeman has built along with the success of this year should pull some transfer portal talent on top of a solid recruiting class.
What do you think about Chad Bowden leaving for USC? He seemed super successful at getting the most out of ND’s NIL dollars (a budget much less than their peers as I understand it).
Mostly the whining about the NIL system he used to get his championship.You going to share more? Like what in particular he said, so we can agree or disagree? Did a quick google search and didn’t see anything that would put him in the category of “least self aware ever” category.Day apparently challenging some of our politicians for "least self aware ever" with his comments on NIL situation
So you just don’t like RD?Mostly the whining about the NIL system he used to get his championship.You going to share more? Like what in particular he said, so we can agree or disagree? Did a quick google search and didn’t see anything that would put him in the category of “least self aware ever” category.Day apparently challenging some of our politicians for "least self aware ever" with his comments on NIL situation
But then he also was talking about if OSU played last year's championship team, he thinks he'd know who would win as if he didn't have two shots at that team and lost both. Those Michigan dudes live rent free in that guy's head.
Don't care one way or the other about him. Just commenting on the lack of self awareness.So you just don’t like RD?Mostly the whining about the NIL system he used to get his championship.You going to share more? Like what in particular he said, so we can agree or disagree? Did a quick google search and didn’t see anything that would put him in the category of “least self aware ever” category.Day apparently challenging some of our politicians for "least self aware ever" with his comments on NIL situation
But then he also was talking about if OSU played last year's championship team, he thinks he'd know who would win as if he didn't have two shots at that team and lost both. Those Michigan dudes live rent free in that guy's head.
As part of a scheduling arrangement under discussion, the league’s biggest brands — Florida State, Miami and Clemson — are expected to play more football games regularly with Notre Dame. The Irish are expected to play, at the very least, two of the three each season in a rotation.
The extension paves the way for the league to potentially finalize a settlement with Clemson and Florida State that would keep them in the conference under possible alterations to the conference grant of rights and the league’s revenue distribution structure, as Yahoo Sports reported in September.
Would be pretty amazing to hold the conference to something like this when allegedly they can't go anywhere, no? I remember following some posts on this in one of these threads (this one maybe?) when FSU first announced but lost track of what was going on.Sources: ACC in process of extending TV contract with ESPN for 9 more years
As part of a scheduling arrangement under discussion, the league’s biggest brands — Florida State, Miami and Clemson — are expected to play more football games regularly with Notre Dame. The Irish are expected to play, at the very least, two of the three each season in a rotation.
The extension paves the way for the league to potentially finalize a settlement with Clemson and Florida State that would keep them in the conference under possible alterations to the conference grant of rights and the league’s revenue distribution structure, as Yahoo Sports reported in September.
One of the main complaints in these lawsuits was the length and terms of the current ESPN television deal, so at first it seems odd that deal being extended through 2037 helps keep these two in the conference. The agreement will likely provide some form of favored $$ allocation to FSU and Clemson, or maybe more of a structure that rewards success and playoff exposure. Its also speculated that neither the SEC nor the Big Ten were prepared to expand absent higher commitments from their media partners.
Would be pretty amazing to hold the conference to something like this when allegedly they can't go anywhere, no? I remember following some posts on this in one of these threads (this one maybe?) when FSU first announced but lost track of what was going on.Sources: ACC in process of extending TV contract with ESPN for 9 more years
As part of a scheduling arrangement under discussion, the league’s biggest brands — Florida State, Miami and Clemson — are expected to play more football games regularly with Notre Dame. The Irish are expected to play, at the very least, two of the three each season in a rotation.
The extension paves the way for the league to potentially finalize a settlement with Clemson and Florida State that would keep them in the conference under possible alterations to the conference grant of rights and the league’s revenue distribution structure, as Yahoo Sports reported in September.
One of the main complaints in these lawsuits was the length and terms of the current ESPN television deal, so at first it seems odd that deal being extended through 2037 helps keep these two in the conference. The agreement will likely provide some form of favored $$ allocation to FSU and Clemson, or maybe more of a structure that rewards success and playoff exposure. Its also speculated that neither the SEC nor the Big Ten were prepared to expand absent higher commitments from their media partners.