How much longer do we go without winning a championship?

An excellent start for self-assuredness, winning the line play on both sides, a plus-two advantage in turnovers and "out-finishing" one of the elite programs in the game displayed why Notre Dame is championship timber both physically and mentally.
https://notredame.rivals.com/news/notre-dame-clemson-on-paper-revisited-1

that is all.

Not here!

But, DAMN, it tastes sweet!
Many thoughts, but they can wait until tomorrow..... just going to savor the moment with a good Scotch.
Congrats IRISH!!

Is that right?

And this board is still poppin!! I’m gonna try and hang with the west coast guys and the Hawaii guy.

The individual comebacks during the game were an illustration of what Brian Kelly calls grit (his favorite expression) Mayer after looking like a Freshman on the first 2 drives, has a monster 2 nd half. Avery Davis just misses a third down TD pass, then makes two huge plays on the tying drive. Ian Book after the fumble, then the non interference call and dropped pass on the next to last drive.

A lot of character was shown in the 4th quarter and the overtimes

The echoes have been reawakened as No. 4 and 7-0 Notre Dame takes down Clemson. Stats, turning point, storylines and more are all part of the feature.
https://notredame.rivals.com/news/r...sic-notre-dame-47-clemson-40-double-overtime-

Dude balled out tonight. Bounced around all over the place with multiple positions. Glad he ended up at receiver.

I couldn't feel better for those four, making huge plays at crucial moments!! True Loyal Sons of Notre Dame!!

Couldn’t be happier. Great game and happy as hell for Ian Book.

Go Irish!!!!

And 34 yards on 33 carries. Thats damn good

I have given Book a ton of shit over his career.

That was easily one of the best games he’s ever played at ND. And it was against one of the better teams he’s ever played.

It reminded me of sophomore year Book. He was very confident and comfortable in the pocket.

He had the huge fumble, but overcame it.

The o-line played great and Quinn deserves credit, but I’m so impressed by how Kyren has been developed. Not only is he a tough runner, but his blitz pickups were the difference in the game. That’s will on his part and great coaching by Taylor.

Lots to be proud of about this team tonight.

Will be no drop off next year.

Lenzy or Armstrong?

Lenzy was explosive last year in a limited role. He had 24 touches for 454 total yards and had 6 plays that went for 43 yards or more. All 4 of his TD’s went for 51 yards or more. I would guess his touches will triple, assuming he stays relatively healthy, which should lead to a monster season.

Armstrong still hasn’t had a real breakout season yet but if he’s the lead horse in the backfield then this could be the year. I could see him having a 2015 CJ Prosise type season if he can stay relatively healthy. CJ racked up over 1,300 yards that year in just 10 games. If Armstrong can have similar production then he should win this competition.

What say you?

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With the obvious talent of Mayer and emergence of Tremble this year, will this be the best TE duo in ND history next season? In my opinion it's a very complimentary tandem with Mayer (big, strong, and fast - the next high round draft pick TE) and Tremble (outstanding blocker and matchup nightmare). What are your thoughts?

Not looking ahead (just beat BC), but damn that position group remains in great shape.

740 yds, 10 TDs so far

Man do our guys seem fresh at the end of a game. Our OL is just mailing and wearing everyone down. DL rotation is on point too.

If Bramblett doesn’t make that tackle after the FG at half we are screwed.