It's definitely early, but the signs have been there all year. Barring a Trevor Lawrence injury or Ian Book playing out of his mind out of nowhere, Clemson is probably 3-4 touchdowns better than Notre Dame right now.
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It's definitely early, but the signs have been there all year. Barring a Trevor Lawrence injury or Ian Book playing out of his mind out of nowhere, Clemson is probably 3-4 touchdowns better than Notre Dame right now.
He can't throw downfield with any kind of consistency even if they do get open. The touch pass Cunningham just tossed to Atwell would have been an ugly, flat, easily defendable ball.
It’s a bad game plan for today, but I believe this game plan is to try and better our chances against Clemson down the road. And it doesn’t look promising!
Exactly. And he has a 1st round pick running back playing behind him. I'm super jealous of the QB play teams like Clemson get out of Lawrence, LSU got out of Burrow, Alabama got out of Tu'a and Ohio State gets in Fields.
Louisville figures it out. Stack the box and make Book throw it. Lol. Sad.
He wins against inferior teams. Not once in his career has he been the difference in ND's favor against a team of equal or greater talent... That's not even slighting the kid. It's hard truth.
To a fault. It's a total fallacy that nd needs to force the ball to the wrs, especially given the wind. You have three top ranked tes and a good oline... Run the damn ball.
He did in one game that I can remember. His very first game when he took over from Wimbush against LSU. That has been it for me.
Well, we can bitch all we want, but the fact is he's our best option and gives us our best chance to win. So yes he ain't pro material at all, but he's what we have
When you stand back there and hold the ball for over 3 seconds, what do you expect from them. The corner blitz earlier is a misread by BOOK
Yep his fair catches make him the player of the game to this point.
Why that's a tough one to call when we haven't seen what Rees wants to do with wideouts . Isolation plays with mckinley were well drawn and poorly executed. The personnel and paly with big ben was great ..
Most of the pressures have been on Book, not the o-line. I believe all of the initial blitzes were picked up, he just held onto the ball too long. That is a function of not having anybody with separation too.
I think they said earlier that Louisville has given up 47 points twice this year. They look great against us. 
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