RARE SIGHTING
Brandon Walker just kicked off to begin the second half. Hope you weren't in the loo for that, as it may be the last Notre Dame kickoff you see in the Coliseum until 2010.
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Pat Kuntz vomited in the first half and apparently ESPN's cameras kept trained on him as he did so. Last week it was a snowball, this week it's intrusive cameramen. Kuntz just cannot catch a break on the sideline.
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Well, this ND has been dismal at the "inoffensive" unit. Charlie should simply let the second team in the game to play and "gain" experience. I do not think they will fare any worse...
Next year ND should be all about training at full speed from spring through fall to be just about ready to play
Why not change to the second unit? Why risk an injury at this point in the game? ND is going to be lucky to gain a 1st down against the trojans and the offensive game plan is tepid and unimaginative. No matter who plays it, it could be my local HS team, they are going to play as bad as the first offensive unit for the Irish. Get them out of harm ways!
A FIRST AND TEN!!! WoW!!! AMAZING!!!
WE GOT THEM!!
Are the Trojans playing with their freshmen class? A second first and ten, what's up with that?
Ufff! 3 points on the score!! Not a zero again!! This is a fortunately not a game of "never before" happened to the Irish.