NYNDIRISH723

Not a chance in hell thats true hahaha

Perhaps I'm reading too much into it, but seems odd that his family had no clue what he was going to decide right up until he put the hat on? His mom seems to love ND though, is she also a 5 star safety with some eligibility? haha

Last time Brian Kelly killed Notre Dame, actual students died. By his standards, this is fairly mundane.

There is certainly meaning, but I think it means that whoever bought the NFT isn't smart 😆

frig all you guys, we're winning this shit. And I'm cursing too so there!

Is anybody allowed to make a play or is it always our guys fault?

This isn't what is happening at all. We have a young offensive line that cant run block, a secondary that doesn't have any playmakers at corner, and a pass rush that either cant get through, or cant finish plays.

Not sure how Kelly will perform at LSU and obviously its a good thing that Kelly leaving had no bearing on Sneed. With that said, if you're so checked out on the recruiting trail that you can't bother checking in with your only 5 star? Bon voyage BK. https://www.uhnd.com/recruiting/rumors/2021/12/17/notre-dames-top-recruit-coach-kelly-leaving-wasnt-really-a-big-deal-for-me-because-he-didnt-recruit-me-that-much/

As does his 4 star tight end brother and perhaps the receiver recruit with the greatest name in the history of history, Decoldest Crawford. https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/sports/college/lsu/2021/12/07/lsu-football-recruiting-jake-johnson-decoldest-crawford-decommit/6426072001/

This also comes off the heels of Kelly getting an extension of his own back in 2020. Had we not literally just revisited Kelly's contract, I might be more inclined to see his side of things. I can't accept that Kelly should have been in the LSU price range at all, and Mel Tucker's Michigan State success shouldn't blow up the contract extension we just negotiated. https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/2020/09/12/notre-dame-rewards-brian-kelly-contract-extension-through-2024-season/5782022002/

I'm liking this comparison a lot Faith. Even in the passing game, we're going to see Buchner rolling out or doing the Ian Book scramble pretty frequently. Gonna be a big year for Michael Mayer too, because he is both the best tight end in America, and because he will likely prove to be the best safety valve in the country too.

It's all going to pretend on how much Buchner can handle, assuming he's the starter (likely a safe assumption). I think we're going to see lots of designed runs with Buchner, and at least to start the season, Logan Diggs and Chris Tyree are going to get lots of burn.

Wait, is forgetting about Tyrone Willigham an option? Because I have scars on my body from watching those teams growing up and will happily give my brain the ol scrubby scrub if that is on the table.

Ultimately, yes, I agree he would have taken the job, and double agree that he would have been a candidate to bolt to OSU on first opportunity. I just think waiting for him as we potentially lost recruits and coaches would have quickly become an untenable position.

Pretty stark difference in the team's reaction to Tommy staying than what we saw after Brian Kelly made his look at me hostage statement (and that is an insult to hostage statements).