Stanford: http://cfbstats.com/2022/team/674/index.html

 

Notre Dame http://cfbstats.com/2022/team/513/index.html

This is a tricky one. Stanford's offense is statistically better in terms of points per game NDs defense is better. ND's record is better. with a 2.4 point differential it's clear that Notre Dame is not in position where they can assume a win. I hope they bring the same energy and don't let down. 

 

Wow. Just wow. Who is this team?

Well so much for the D not letting their O get anything going…

4 minutes ago, Rocketsan said:

I do not… will keep looking for a video feed

google "nflbite" or "nfl reddit"... likely several links (warning pop ups) for both CFB and NFL... 

or find a bar, and toss your barkeep some green to turn to ND... 

2 minutes ago, nd1989 said:

untouched up the middle at the goal line. Our d has just taken a step back. 

It has been awful, but the run offense has protected it the last couple if games. Need to keep the defense of the field 

Edited October 15, 20222 yr by cali_domer

Pathetic!

Embarrassing start. This is the most out of position blitzing team I’ve watched

 

So down 0-7 to a horrible Stanford at the Bend...... 

Just lost the raging erection from watching Bama lose... 

 

Tyree should bounce that outside

This is terrible. Just so slow and predictable.

Is there a more predictable offense in cfb?

2 minutes ago, Irish_Thunder said:

Tyree should bounce that outside

He has no vision. And surprisingly poor balance.

Just now, mcgov12 said:

Is there a more predictable offense in cfb?

Wisconsin

The gameplan is to Motion Mayer so he has 1 on 1 coverage, time to adjust a bit.

1 minute ago, Irish_Thunder said:

Wisconsin

Touché 

3 minutes ago, mcgov12 said:

Is there a more predictable offense in cfb?

Navy, but we're freaking predictable. 

Get a 3rd stop come on

Making the stanford offense look unstoppable 

3 minutes ago, Soko said:

He has no vision. And surprisingly poor balance.

Wish we would focus on slot. 

For F sakes 

It must be nice to have a 6'6 QB.