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New CB tonight for Gray to ND. Must have been a great visit.

I agree. There is little doubt that he played ND to the point that we are out of it to land a top QB in the 23 class. Other than weather and no commitment to academics there would be little reason, (other than money), for a top QB to be enamored with U Mia.

I was clearly just stating my opinion, which is what pretty much everyone on this board, (including yourself), is doing. As far as evidence goes, unless you're an ostrich, there is plenty of evidence.

Just my opinion,, but I haven't believed, (unlike some on this board), that Moore is all ND. It always looked more like ND was all Dante Moore and Dante was all NIL. If Carr's committment has an impact on whether Moore commits, it might just be an easy out for Moore. It's easy to be sold on Moore's arm talent, but his apparent love for the NIL deal over all other factors makes me not concerned if he goes elsewhere.

Hope I'm wrong, but this is now starting to feel like a holdout for a great NIL deal. No, I don't have proof and no I don't know anybody involved, but if he just isn't sure yet like some are saying, then there's likely something beyond his ND recruitment that has him unsure of where to go to school. The good news is it's not too early to focus solely on Sayin for 2024...

Ok, since we want to do the woke thing to help a HBCU, will we still be woke if we apply a 77-0 drubbing, or are we obligated to keep it close?

Will Shipley part II?

I know there has been speculation regarding HH returning to ND, but I must have missed any announcement regarding HH officially returning to ND. His Wiki page has been updated to say that he is currently the OL coach at ND. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Hiestand.

So, if this really is a free agency of sorts, then when do the colleges get to start facilitating and enforcing legally binding contracts with the players? The goal being to at least force players to honor a commitment to a school instead of leaving every year for the highest bidder. Professional sports all have some level of contracts with agreed to salaries and incentives along with timing commitments a d behavioral requirements. This current approach can't be sustainable or good for any but a handful of football and basketball schools.

Ok, just remembered the great DL recruiting class they had 11 or 12 years ago with Stefan Tuitt and the guy who transferred after 1 year...so I'll say Stefan Tuitt

Ok, just a guess, but I'll go with Jimmy Clausen, Jalon Smith, Michael Mayer, Sam Young, Gunner Kiel, Q Nelson

I'm pretty sure JS was pushed from behind by Bosa after the play ended. He wasn't jumping in the air and came down wrong and it wasn't a particularly hard hit. Just a freak injury that altered what would have been a great career.

Hello everyone! I've been an ND fan since Lou started coaching at ND. I used to live in SB and now live in Michigan. I try to get to a game or two every year and made it to the Navy game with my wife and oldest son and his wife this year. I attended a little private university in Indiana now named Trine University and I work for a Tech company on the east coast.