Marcus Freeman, year 1 disappointment by the numbers
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Attack the points being made, not the posters. Not because anyone should care what some faceless anonymous user posting from god knows where opinion is about them on a personal level, but because that type of dialogue distracts from furthering the discussion and it prevents others from reading and contributing with their own ideas.
That’s your goal….for the program to just exist
Jeash, have some passion or desire for nd to win a championship
Your cancer has nothing to do with the way you post. According to you your reason for needing to respond in bold caps was because of your detached retina…you’re not special
12 years and 1-6 against Top 5 teams, MF already matched BKs top 5 wins in year one, wild. Yes they both came against DJ U and Clemson.
The people who hated TR and wanted him out are now acting like losing him is a huge blow to the program
Which is it? If you wanted him gone, why are you crying now?
I know why.... you use it to fit your narrative.
TR sucks. We need an experienced OC and a better QB developer....he leaves.....the sky is falling.
Imploding Crashing
Lol you people are pathetic
Which is it? If you wanted him gone, why are you crying now?
I know why.... you use it to fit your narrative.
TR sucks. We need an experienced OC and a better QB developer....he leaves.....the sky is falling.
Imploding Crashing
Lol you people are pathetic
10 year contract, 95 million guaranteed, and a win over Nick Saban coupled with an SEC West title in year one in Baton Rouge.
Meanwhile, Notre Dame lost to 3-9 Stanford at home this past season.
To infer Brian Kelly can't coach is laughable.
That’s absolutely not true, get your facts right !
I never said it was because I’ve had several detached retina’s and other eye issues in the past.
It’s because my current vision is deteriorating
And you‘re wrong on the second count ….. I am special ……. very special ! 👍
I think HH had a time frame in mind when he returned to ND, that this was going to be his time to retire.
He stayed thru the recruiting session and signing time, so it was the appropriate time to announce.
This seems more of a quality of life decision than a football decision. Good for HH to be able to keep his commitment.
JMO.
I've been saying all along he needed to go, not only for ND, but for himself to grow and get exposure to different coaching philosophies. He landed in a great spot with Alabama. Can't blame him for taking the job.
Offers versus doing the work to pass admissions is a different animal. Not at Bama but at ND. Do you argument is severely flawed
So Kelly did all that in 2010? I missed that, must have been 100 games long
Agree with both of you. I just am looking to see a sign we're clearly improving the program. I saw that a lot with Kelly despite some of his setbacks and knowing he wasn't the one to win a championship.
Landing Hartman in the portal was the first sign for me. That was unbelievably huge for ND IMO.
Although i've seen improvements in recruiting, we're closer to kelly's classes than we are to Bama/Georgia so recruiting alone isn't closing the gap. Although we have probably 4-5 early studs committed in the 24 class, i'd say the 24 class isn't trending the way we would like. Not that's it's trending bad (it's not at all) it's just not trending the way we all thought it could 3-4 months ago, same thing with the ending of our 23 class. No one thought we would finish 1st when we had the top class, but very few thought we'd finish 10th either.
I really think this 23 season is huge for ND and freeman because he needs to show this staff can coach and develop. We play 3 huge programs that will be tough games but all 3 are very winnable.
Yeah on the hotseat b4 he finishes his first season. If only we could fire you from this message board for your idiocy.
Who amongst us wouldn’t want to be mentored by the greatest coach in college football…. without being paid ?
Now throw in $ 2,000,000 and who wouldn‘t take the job ?
With HH retiring it puts significantly more pressure on finding the best OC available.
If we’re lucky enough to find an exceptional, experienced and successful OC will we be even luckier to have him bring a terrific OLine coach along with him.
Hiring a talented OC for 2023 is beyond critical since the HC is not an offensive specialist.
Time will tell
If we’re lucky enough to find an exceptional, experienced and successful OC will we be even luckier to have him bring a terrific OLine coach along with him.
Hiring a talented OC for 2023 is beyond critical since the HC is not an offensive specialist.
Time will tell
That’s right we just offer guys and then tell him we’re just kidding. Sampson said several years ago we can realistically go after 75 of the top 100 and Lou repeatedly said we’re not that restricted from going after top talent. Look at the 5 stars we offered and pursued aggressively last year and it appears the reigns are even more relaxed for mf. Apparently you haven’t spoken or know many kids that have gotten in recently. I know a couple first hand and these are not academic all stars.
Offering is one thing. Finding elite players that want to actually go to class and work towards a degree is another story.
Many of these elite players want the easiest, softest path to the NFL. That is not in South Bend.
I tend to agree, but we’re living in an age of “entitlement” and this is the dilemma we face.
Hahaha you're clueless.
Failing coach lol
Ok nd du lac..... very creepy vibes here. It's becoming clear the reason
