Let's use this thread for quarterbacks with plans to enter the transfer portal that should be of note for Notre Dame.

Big one to start it: Kansas State's Will Howard.

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Forget it

Tyler, I just read he is entering the portal as a grad transfer. He sounds like a pretty promising player and ND could use all the talented DL they can get. Do you believe ND might be in the running for this guy. Gotta believe he can get in.

Is this just a bad joke? Deion Sanders? Really what the hell is wrong with that magazine? I read the loyally for years, since 1980.

Hart has started all 12 games for Notre Dame this season and totaled 21 tackles including 15 solo and three for loss. He’s also forced three fumbles and been credited with four passes defended.

The 6-foot-2, 207-pound cornerback has a 84.2 coverage grade according to Pro Football Focus, which ranks No. 2 on the team behind linebacker Jack Kiser (89.1).

Hart has not made any announcement on his availability for Notre Dame’s upcoming bowl game.

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According to Matt Rhule the average QB in the portal is gonna get $1 to $2 million. The primo's will get even more.
This NIL is totally out of control. Within 4 years, half the FBS teams will have dropped football

Allowing insta-transfers reflects the exponential acceleration of societal desire for immediate gratification and the commensurate unwillingness to sacrifice for long-term achievement. Obtaining a meaningful education is now an old fashioned notion. As the poster below points out, a lot of our transfers in and out have degrees. But across college football, that is increasingly rare. I know most players don’t care.

But it’s sad. There was a reason working to get an education made sense, and it makes more sense now than ever. The value of higher education has never been higher, because people change jobs and even fields today more than ever. But all that is out the window for a huge chunk of players, almost none of whom will ever make the league let alone have ANY money from the league left by the time they hit 35.

Oh that’s right, we fvcking aren’t.

Fvck this. Lick my nutsack Swarbrick.

Darin Pritchett and I will be on the air shortly. Live streaming at wsbtradio.com.

Nothing wrong, Parker is awesome, ND offensive philosophy is great

Notre Dame women's basketball will face a ranked team tonight for the second time early this season. The No. 18 Irish were waxed in the season opener to eventual-No. 1 South Carolina, 100-71, in Paris.

Now Notre Dame gets to test its mettle at No. 20 Tennessee (4-2) in the inaugural ACC/SEC Challenge. The Lady Vols have a one-point loss at No. 15 Florida State and a 14-point loss to No. 17 Indiana in Fort Myers, Fla., on their record this season.

Forward Rickea Jackson, who leads Tennessee in scoring (22 points and 12 rebounds per game), is not expected to play tonight.

In her absence Tennessee is led in scoring by 6-foot-2 guard/forward Sara Puckett (15.0) and and 5-10 guard Jewel Spear (13.5). The Lady Vols rank No. 4 in Division I in rebounding with 50.17 per game. They're No. 9 in offensive rebounds per game (18.5) and No. 11 in defensive rebounds per game (31.7)

Notre Dame will be without All-ACC guards Olivia Miles and Sonia Citron.

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Notre Dame's season stats:

That snag he made was a hell of a play. Not to be silly, but it was like go-go Gadget arms and the game, iirc, was still in doubt at the time. Was a really clutch catch. I haven’t seen the highlight anywhere so forgive me for no link.

Just wondering: how much does it take to sign a guy like Justin Scott?

He is likely a necessary piece in the whole ND CFP puzzle: DT is the position that ND struggles with recruiting wise, and Justin Scott happens to live close by.

Miami imo is not well coached and will not advance this kid's character in any way as his parents would certainly hope.

The OSU coach stated last year that his NIL budget was about $13MM, my best guess is that a talent like Scott would be looking at $1.5MM spread over 4 years. Anybody have data?

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Rezac will come to Notre Dame as a preferred walk-on over an offer from Air Force and interest from schools including Iowa, Iowa State, Minnesota and Nebraska.

Rezac and his twin brother, 2024 LB commit Teddy Rezac, visited Notre Dame this season for its games against Ohio State and USC.

The 6-foot-3, 190-pound quarterback led Omaha (Neb.) Westside to its second consecutive NSAA State Football Class A Championship as a senior. Rivals has not currently given Anthony a rating or ranking by Rivals.

Per MaxPreps, Anthony completed 160-of-218 pass attempts for 2316 yards, 30 touchdowns and five interceptions in 13 games. He also ran 97 times for 905 yards and 15 touchdowns.

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Tyler, wasn't ND in on this kid at some point and if so any rumblings about reengaging with him? Our WR coach being canned won't help, but a hedge might be wise if any of the current commits also reconsider like this kid is with the firing of Boise's HC.

Kyren Williams touchdown for the Rams.

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Bill Bilinski has an update in here on Cass Prosper's lower-leg injury. Will be out "a few weeks." The good news is ND doesn't have many December games -- just four -- Lafayette (Dec. 6th), Purdue (17th), Western Michigan (21st) and Syracuse (31st)

With the coaching and transfer portal news, I haven't had the time required to give you guys a quality film analysis. I'll circle back to it sometime before the bowl game.

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Thurman played an important role for Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit in its 10-3 season, both as a ball carrier and receiver out of the backfield. According to MaxPreps, Thurman finished with 812 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns on 169 carries. He also hauled in 22 receptions, 198 yards and three touchdowns. Thurman missed one game due to injury.

Thurman is one of two running backs, alongside four-star Daniel Anderson, committed to the Irish in the 2025 recruiting class. Thurman visited campus four times this season including for the home finale against Pittsburgh.

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Story by Bill Bilinski

Also, doing the roster-churn math, projecting the state of the program, what offseason priorities should look like.

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Great ND program discussion

I haven't found this on the NCAA site anywhere yet, but no reason to doubt Nicole's reporting here.

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