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Mike Golic & Dan Patrick Talk ND's Loss to NIU

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Purdue's QB Meets w/ Media to Talk Notre Dame Game

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Notre Dame Dad -- Jon Bon Jovi Saves a Life...

NEW: Singer Jon Bon Jovi saves a woman from jumping off a bridge in Nashville, Tennessee while filming a music video.

Good man.

Bon Jovi was seen approaching a 62-year-old woman on the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge.

The musician leaned over the railing before… pic.twitter.com/msyGSU3hQW

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) September 11, 2024

ESPN's McElroy: Can Notre Dame's Offense Be Fixed?

Northern Illinois' AD Talks Huge Win Over Notre Dame

CBS Sports: No. 5 Notre Dame SHOCKED by NIU

Unc & Ocho react to Notre Dame's Shocking Loss

J.D. PIckell: How Did Notre Dame Fighting Irish Lose!

NBC: Assessing Notre Dame's Path to CFB Playoff

Matt Barrie Talks About Notre Dame's Loss to NIU

 

The Notre Dame conversation begins at 2:45 mark...

Barrie & Finebaum: Notre Dame’s Week 2 loss Fatal?

Thinking About This -- "My Three Cents"

Notre Dame Football selected two Transfer Portal QB's these past two seasons from schools with low expectations for their respective football programs.  Sam Hartman played for a Wake Forest program and Riley Leonard for a Duke program, where if you won more games than you lost --  YOU WERE CELEBRATED.

That is fact.

Now they walk onto one of the biggest stages in all of sport, where there's only one goal and that's a National Championship -- and you have to question, were they both ready for this?

I truly don't believe Hartman was and I'm now thinking Leonard isn't either. 

Riley Leonard is a quality young man.  He's the kid you want your daughter to marry someday.  Yet, he's a "deer in headlights right now."  He's indecisive / afraid to make a mistake.   

He's missing WIDE OPEN THROWS by yards, not feet.  In both games he's had Notre Dame wide receivers wide open, 15 yards away -- and his throws were not even close to the receiver.

Yesterday's BIG MISTAKE -- was missing an open receiver BY TEN YARDS that would have put the game away.  To add insult to injury, the underthrow led to an interception and one of the worst losses in the history of the Notre Dame football program.

When you're TIGHT, INDECISIVE AND AFRAID -- this happens. 

There's only five programs in college football who haven't thrown a touchdown pass in their first two games.  And, the school that invented the forward pass IS ON THAT LIST!

I do not believe Riley Leonard is equipped for the bright lights of Notre Dame Football.  He's a great young man, he's just not the guy to LEAD Notre Dame Football to the College Football Playoffs. 

Look at the difference between Riley Leonard and Howard Cross' post game comments in the video above.  Look at the body language of both -- who would give you confidence to follow?

We've experimented with turning our offense over to "renters" and it's not working -- let's give the "owners" a chance to lead.

Give the ball to Angelli or the young stud C.J. Carr.

It's time.

ESPN Talking Heads Talk Notre Dame's Horrible Loss

Beat In EVERY Facet of the Game. What a Disaster...

The offense, defense, special team and coaching staff -- not how a top football program performs.  

It's that simple.