Football Transcript: Notre Dame DC Al Golden on Tuesday prior to Army game
- By Tcnd543
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Hes lives in the land of fruits and nuts. What do you expect? These misfits(the majority anyway) live in a land all their own.You seem to have a lot of contempt for the academies.
Coming from a SO CALLED FAN of a school that lost to NIU this year, makes me wonder.
Big 12 is not so hot; and other teams have had a pretty weak schedule that are in the mix
BUT you apparently hate our service members
We have to get by Army and USC and we’re only a four-point favorite at USC.I don't know, I"m sure they did play well, for them. I just mean they didn't seem that formidable. This isn't some badass team that's going to tear up the MAC, and challenge for the G5 playoff spot or anything like that. The whole game was slow and labored, and even though we have a great defense, they were unthreatening on offense, and just slow and plodding overall. And sure enough, they got their little FG at the end to pull ahead and get the win. Good for them.
Bottom line, I suppose it was a letdown after the offseason-long buildup to the big game at Kyle Field. And our offense was finding itself, so it was just one of those things. And NIU stepped up. But to our great credit, we totally bounced back, took away the right lesson, and now pretty much are steamrolling our way into the playoff, with two legit opponents remaining, but we should be alright, we'll handle them. And I think it's possible to think of it as at least both a blessing and a curse. Obviously you don't want to lose to MAC teams, but we got our act together, and if MF really has been invoking it, what better way to totally motivate you for the rest of the season. So at the end of the day I'll take it. This has been a very good season. The games aren't competitive, and we are fairly dominant. I honestly think we could be a dark horse in the playoff. Knock on wood.
Las Vegas agreesYes.
Pot meet kettle. Its kind of like you babbling on about coaches who make millions MUST be great because they make a lot of money. Or reminding us over and over and over and over again about ND loss to N.IL at home.This won’t end.
You have the same 5-10 posters who directly respond to anything chaseball writes, the same regurgitated ignorant shit day after day, week after week, month after month.
It is what it is.
I think he isYou're a fool. In order to win a championship, you need to first make the playoffs. It's really not that difficult to comprehend. Are you really that stupid?
What a load of BSBecause it would be awesome, rather than playing on the road. And yes, it is the ultimate goal. ND does not want, and has no interest in actually winning a national championship. Let's be clear. They just want to host playoff games, that's it. Everything is geared towards that goal. It's plastered all over the football facilities, this mantra, this very specific objective, so there's no mistake. A championship is neither here nor there, not really concerned about that at all. We just want to host a 1st round playoff game. Every season, every year the program sets that as its ultimate and annual and perennial goal. If we do win a championship that would be fine, but that would simply make it easier to achieve our real goal of hosting 1st round playoff games in future seasons, on account of the enhanced prestige and improved recruiting.
Some models are biased early on because there is not enough data but drop it once the web of team games connects everybody.I don't know the specific statistical models, but I do know ELO type models, like the ones used in chess or even ranking soccer nations.
Wins against higher ranked teams are weighted more heavily.
So if SEC teams start off higher ranked, sure, the winners tend to stay higher ranked.
Again, I'm just roughly considering how ELO models might bias the SEC in early rankings.
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• Over/Under 1.5 touchdowns for ND RB Jeremiyah Love
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Yes there's a clear top 5 in F+ rating (5 teams way out infront of the rest of the pack, with OSU WAAY out in front in a tier of their own)No. There is absolutely not a clear top 5.
It also doesn't line up because we are ahead of Ole miss in team talent rankings. So incorrect
It's time for Game 11 of Place Your Bets for the 2024 season. We're making prop bets for CFP No. 6 Notre Dame's Shamrock Series game against Army.
ICYMI: Subscribers can compete individually in Place Your Bets for a chance to win free subscription months to Inside ND Sports. The top subscriber will get a year's subscription for free. The second-place subscriber will get six free months.
Instructions are included in the thread linked here and in the Google Form linked below.
@Eric Hansen and I share our weekly picks the Friday before every game this season. I will share the results next week in this thread and we’ll have an updated standings thread throughout the season.
Here are the Game 11 prop bets for Notre Dame-Army. Voting is open now and closes at kickoff on Saturday (7 p.m. EST on NBC).
• Over/Under 1.5 touchdowns for ND RB Jeremiyah Love
• Over/Under 3.5 catches for ND TE Mitchell Evans
• Will Notre Dame make a field goal?
• Over/Under 94.5 rushing yards for Army QB Bryson Daily
• Over/Under 4.5 completions for Army
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the computers love the SEC and I don't think they are biased.
It does matter, because in order to end up number one at the end of the season, you have to be one of the 12 teams selected for the playoffs, ergo ranking is importantI don't think it matters. The only ranking that matters is who is #1 at season's end.
So when an undefeated team ranked # 2 loses to Notre Dame in game three of the season and their spectacular QB has a season ending injury on the last play of the game and they lose three more games, and end up ranked in the 40s at the end of the season, you think that our SOS should be based on the end of season rankingsThis means Navy is a quality top 25 win.
Which I would disagree with. It wasn’t then. It isn’t now.
Of course you think ND at #6 (really #8 with the auto bids) is generous because you're a USC troll and all you do is sh!tpost about ND on this board. It's a quite sad hobby you have & disturbing that a middle aged man like yourself indulges in it as frequently as you do. Get a better life sport.Frankly I agree. I watch a lot of CFB, and 6 seems a tad generous to me as well. I would go 8-9. That said, they’ll certainly get their shot to go as far as they can.
Your trolling efforts are quite feeble!How many more years (decades even) of hindsight do we need to witness before I earn a smidgen of the benefit of the doubt?
I don't know, I"m sure they did play well, for them. I just mean they didn't seem that formidable. This isn't some badass team that's going to tear up the MAC, and challenge for the G5 playoff spot or anything like that. The whole game was slow and labored, and even though we have a great defense, they were unthreatening on offense, and just slow and plodding overall. And sure enough, they got their little FG at the end to pull ahead and get the win. Good for them.Notre Dame has been mentioned about 20 times the last three weeks in the NIU games.
@savvyandsassier I thought NIU played very well in that game. They were the better team. Like the 95 yard TD pass. That was a great job by the QB delivering a perfect pass with Mills barreling down on him. Got everybody blocked up in the run game. The QB made other good throws. High level football IMO. They played good defense too.