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OT: Death, Taxes and Lebron James

Since you don’t know who the other running backs were, how can you make a valid determination ? Answer: you can’t.

So if a running back gains 700 yards in three games you would classify them as not being a pro bowl player ? Interesting perspective, totally flawed, but interesting.

You would completely ignore YPC

This is why you know nothing about football !
He didn't deserve to be a pro bowler. One of the rbs who had 1000 yards and didn't make it deserved it over him

OT: Death, Taxes and Lebron James

Any of the 5 or more who had more yards or touchdowns than him. In not going back to check. Look it up if you care so much. 700 yards and 5tds is not a pro bowl player. Period
Since you don’t know who the other running backs were, how can you make a valid determination ? Answer: you can’t.

So if a running back gains 700 yards in three games you would classify them as not being a pro bowl player ? Interesting perspective, totally flawed, but interesting.

You would completely ignore YPC

This is why you know nothing about football !

ND and House V. NCAA

Last year Oklahoma would have been in at 10 and 2. So 1 team would have gotten in, big deal. Just go out and win and don't complain about what others do.

It will be a very rare occurrence, not worried about it at all
Okay…does any of that change the (apparent) fact that ND is at a competitive disadvantage?

I wasn’t saying anything otherwise. I’d probably say the exact same thing regarding ND needing to go out and win and I kind of like being at a disadvantage. Screw ‘em.

A lot of prospects slept on Brian Kelly while he was at Notre Dame

I think Brian Kelly's reputation/profile as a top player developer in the college ranks is quickly sky rocketing since taking over at LSU.

Brian Kelly was always an elite player developer though but he was always working with a talent handicap at ND (partially his own fault) with mostly three and four star players.

BK is now getting the elite 5-star chads in big numbers at LSU and is no longer being slept on (as per the level of talent LSU has incoming in their '25 class)

I think BK is creating a sleeping monster at LSU and will shortly have more material to work with than he ever had in his wildest dreams while he was at Notre Dame
And their 5 star WR decommitted....Not surprised as I said they would have some decommits

Just wait til they struggle this season

ND and House V. NCAA

Just curious. Why would you love ND to join the big ten? Knowing the past gripes and grudges and our fierce desire to remain independent, why bother to come here with a hypothetical “gentle nudge” question?
That’s easy, what conference wouldn’t want to add ND? Not many advantages I can think of outside 1/ conference championships (which I personally have 0 appetite for) and 2/ never being ranked above a 5 seed is absolutely a disadvantage in great years but overall should benefit ND the majority of the time.

ND and House V. NCAA

I’m relaxed…just responding to your post and making the argument that ND is at a competitive disadvantage, which was the point of my original post.

I just don’t see how you can say very very unlikely when it happened just two years ago and almost happened two other times within the last two years. UNC was the #2 record regardless of division in 2022.
Nothing to worry about now, and no need to get worked up about unlikely hypotheticals.

ND and House V. NCAA

I’m relaxed…just responding to your post and making the argument that ND is at a competitive disadvantage, which was the point of my original post.

I just don’t see how you can say very very unlikely when it happened just two years ago and almost happened two other times within the last two years. UNC was the #2 record regardless of division in 2022.
Last year Oklahoma would have been in at 10 and 2. So 1 team would have gotten in, big deal. Just go out and win and don't complain about what others do.

It will be a very rare occurrence, not worried about it at all

ND and House V. NCAA

Very very unlikely in the new format, only 4 conferences now. And I believe all leagues have done away with divisions so best 2 records will advance instead of best record in each division.

Don't see it happening very often at all

10 and 2 with this schedule we would not be a lock. 10 and 2 with some of our others we would be.

Relax
I’m relaxed…just responding to your post and making the argument that ND is at a competitive disadvantage, which was the point of my original post.

I just don’t see how you can say very very unlikely when it happened just two years ago and almost happened two other times within the last two years. UNC was the #2 record regardless of division in 2022.

ND and House V. NCAA

It’s “very very unlikely” but Kansas State did it just two years ago and Okie State had a chance to do that last year? Texas in 2018 had a chance. North Carolina had a chance in 2022. They would have gone from #23 all the way to #4 just by beating a 10-2 Clemson.

9-3 teams with a chance to jump all the way to #4 with a bye. Yet ND goes 10-2 and is in no way a lock to even make the field.

Again, I’m not saying I want ND to join a conference.
Very very unlikely in the new format, only 4 conferences now. And I believe all leagues have done away with divisions so best 2 records will advance instead of best record in each division. So every team would have to have 3 or more losses and then you'd have to beat a team with that better record on the champ game

Don't see it happening very often at all

10 and 2 with this schedule we would not be a lock. 10 and 2 with some of our others we would be.

Relax. We'll be okay

ND and House V. NCAA

Very very unlikely
It’s “very very unlikely” but Kansas State did it just two years ago and Okie State had a chance to do that last year? Texas in 2018 had a chance. North Carolina had a chance in 2022. They would have gone from #23 all the way to #4 just by beating a 10-2 Clemson.

9-3 teams with a chance to jump all the way to #4 with a bye. Yet ND goes 10-2 and is in no way a lock to even make the field.

Again, I’m not saying I want ND to join a conference.
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