Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
YEP 👍Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
Yep. That drive should not be forgotten.Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
Kids got moxyIt was a pretty awesome little stretch. Critical. We're not going to yank RL. But still, talk about coming through in the clutch.
He's a lot stronger than he looks.And Loves TD run might have been his best of the year. Guy willed it. Knee brace and all
The posters who continue to contend that CJ Carr is the 2025 starting QB and that Steve Angeli is a career backup QB at Notre Dame may be wrong.Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
Agree 100%Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
Between he and Greathouse for the X factors of the game -- both stepped up!Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
I have been one of those who has probably under estimated Steve Angeli. What he did last night in coming off the bench cold and leading us to a huge FG just before half was incredibly impressive, and obviously ended up being the difference in the final score. Great job by Angeli.Angeli’s drive for 3 pts before halftime was so crucial. Go Irish
Thought it was classic Angeli. The guy is just a damn good accurate passer. But, let’s not ignore the hit and fumble. We were extremely lucky that we recovered. He was blindsided for sure, but he still is vulnerable to sacks and fumbles with his pocket presence. Hate to throw cold water on an otherwise outstanding performance.I have been one of those who has probably under estimated Steve Angeli. What he did last night in coming off the bench cold and leading us to a huge FG just before half was incredibly impressive, and obviously ended up being the difference in the final score. Great job by Angeli.
He still has no internal clock. It was the same thing last year..Thought it was classic Angeli. The guy is just a damn good accurate passer. But, let’s not ignore the hit and fumble. We were extremely lucky that we recovered. He was blindsided for sure, but he still is vulnerable to sacks and fumbles with his pocket presence. Hate to throw cold water on an otherwise outstanding performance.
Leonard frankly has covered up a lot of the OL pass blocking failures with his legs and being dangerous as regards running.Thought it was classic Angeli. The guy is just a damn good accurate passer. But, let’s not ignore the hit and fumble. We were extremely lucky that we recovered. He was blindsided for sure, but he still is vulnerable to sacks and fumbles with his pocket presence. Hate to throw cold water on an otherwise outstanding performance.
When you consider the fact that only ONE starting o lineman has started every game this season I believe the line has been pretty damn good. It's not like it was a veteran group to start either.Leonard frankly has covered up a lot of the OL pass blocking failures with his legs and being dangerous as regards running.
Which QB starts next year will need a better pass blocking O line
Seriously? Every QB would have fumbled that. Unblocked blindside hit; totally not on the QBThought it was classic Angeli. The guy is just a damn good accurate passer. But, let’s not ignore the hit and fumble. We were extremely lucky that we recovered. He was blindsided for sure, but he still is vulnerable to sacks and fumbles with his pocket presence. Hate to throw cold water on an otherwise outstanding performance.
ITs been good enough with THIS QB which is my point.When you consider the fact that only ONE starting o lineman has started every game this season I believe the line has been pretty damn good. It's not like it was a veteran group to start either.
That’s a fair assessment. But, my comment has more to do with his pocket presence and his awareness of the pocket around him. The Ewar’s blindside hit and game turning fumble last night is an example. After the game he said he could “feel” Sanders coming but thought he could get the pass off in time, etc…. I don’t know if it’s an internal clock or some added peripheral vision or a sixth sense, but we often read QBs saying they can feel or sense pressure from the blindside. Angeli doesn’t seem to possess this. Just imo.Seriously? Every QB would have fumbled that. Unblocked blindside hit; totally not on the QB
Sorry, but I don't see that at all. If Texas had Angeli at QB last night they would have won. Steve is a pocket passer, but he can run some; as in the Sun Bowl. Ewers seemed slow to react and had no ability to run at all, with the exception of 1 play in the 3rd QTR. I believe it's an unfair narrative on Angeli. IMHOThat’s a fair assessment. But, my comment has more to do with his pocket presence and his awareness of the pocket around him. The Ewar’s blindside hit and game turning fumble last night is an example. After the game he said he could “feel” Sanders coming but thought he could get the pass off in time, etc…. I don’t know if it’s an internal clock or some added peripheral vision or a sixth sense, but we often read QBs saying they can feel or sense pressure from the blindside. Angeli doesn’t seem to possess this. Just imo.
Are you high ?Sorry, but I don't see that at all. If Texas had Angeli at QB last night they would have won. Steve is a pocket passer, but he can run some; as in the Sun Bowl. Ewers seemed slow to react and had no ability to run at all, with the exception of 1 play in the 3rd QTR. I believe it's an unfair narrative on Angeli. IMHO
We also in turn shouldn't ignore Leonard's two INT's, that were more consequential and actually jeopardized the game vs an almost fumble lost. fumbles happen. Ewers fumbled last night and sealed UT's fate, Manning almost fumbled but he was ruled down.Thought it was classic Angeli. The guy is just a damn good accurate passer. But, let’s not ignore the hit and fumble. We were extremely lucky that we recovered. He was blindsided for sure, but he still is vulnerable to sacks and fumbles with his pocket presence. Hate to throw cold water on an otherwise outstanding performance.
We shouldn't ignore that RL is 14 and 1, has won 2 major bowl games and 3 playoff games in a season. Also has 35 touchdowns and the most rushing tds in ND history for a QB. Let's not ignore any of itWe also in turn shouldn't ignore Leonard's two INT's, that were more consequential and actually jeopardized the game vs an almost fumble lost. fumbles happen. Ewers fumbled last night and sealed UT's fate, Manning almost fumbled but he was ruled down.
I agree with you. Someone made a comment and asked if Angeli should go in if Leonard struggles vs OSU, and I said no, because you have to go with what got you to this point.We shouldn't ignore that RL is 14 and 1, has won 2 major bowl games and 3 playoff games in a season. Also has 35 touchdowns and the most rushing tds in ND history for a QB. Let's not ignore any of it
This is the first year of the 12 team playoff as well.We shouldn't ignore that RL is 14 and 1, has won 2 major bowl games and 3 playoff games in a season. Also has 35 touchdowns and the most rushing tds in ND history for a QB. Let's not ignore any of it
Okay. We haven't won a major bowl game in over 30 years so he's done something that no other ND QB has in over 30 years.This is the first year of the 12 team playoff as well.
No one else in Notre Dame history has had a chance to play in a 12 game playoff and play 15 games.
Don't ignore that as well.
Allow Ian Book to play in a 12 game playoff in 2018 or 2020, instead of opening up with the eventual national champion in the 4 team semi final, and he wins a playoff game.Okay. We haven't won a major bowl game in over 30 years so he's done something that no other ND QB has in over 30 years.
That is not debatable
He had a chance in every year to win a Playoff game. And he had a chance in 2019 to win a major bowl game.Allow Ian Book to play in a 12 game playoff in 2018 or 2020, instead of opening up with the eventual national champion in the 4 team semi final, and he wins a playoff game.
Book never had a chance like the 2024 team did.
Ian Book wasn't allowed to play in a 12 game playoff.He had a chance in every year to win a Playoff game. And he had a chance in 2019 to win a major bowl game.
Unfortunately he along with every other ND QB in 30 years, did neither.
RL won 3 this year
Yeah. The 4 game playoff that RL just won 1 of those. Book couldn'tIan Book wasn't allowed to play in a 12 game playoff.
His major bowl games in 2018 and 2020 were the eventual national champions in a 4 team playoff semi.
To be fair, Brian Kelly was coaching those teams. Can't compare the two. Brian Kelly couldn't win a big game even if he had Connor Stalions stealing signs for him.Yeah. The 4 game playoff that RL just won 1 of those. Book couldn't
Book could have won a Playoff game in 18 and 20. He didn't. He also could have won a major bowl game in 19 and he didn't make one.
We agree.
That put sjb in a bind then. Who does his loyalty lie with, Kelly or BookTo be fair, Brian Kelly was coaching those teams. Can't compare the two. Brian Kelly couldn't win a big game even if he had Connor Stalions stealing signs for him.