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"...force his hand." I kind of doubt it, unless you are talking about window dressing of some sort by pressuring Geoff to fire coaches and such. We will see.

Don't get excited...it was all in jest.

A Los Angeles Rams secondary player was once asked who was the best player in the Rams secondary. He pointed at Deacon Jones and Merlin Olson two members of the "Fearsome Foursome" that wrecked havoc as defensive linemen. That was a half century ago and remains true today. Pressure on a...

They quit on their coach, on their teammates, and on themselves. It happens.

Now that is devilishly clever.

Yep. That is it. I don't know that I have ever seen a national broadcast put that kind of exclamation point on a loss but Geoff keeps finding new lows

TIC as I was one myself before I met my dear wife. IIWII

"They are not a good running team..." but they will be next Saturday. FIFY

I think maybe they tried a little harder. Besides as a Presbyterian, I have become wary of those Baptist folks...never know what they might have up their sleeves. TIC

That is correct but none of those teams are world beaters yet gave the Irish all they wanted while our team basically quit on its coach.

I was just quoting what someone called the photo NBC showed of Geoff on the wreck under the caption "RAMBLING WRECKED" with the putrid winning percentage and record.

Obviously his sideline attire is trend setting, as are the losses.

Notre Dame only beat Virginia Tech, Toledo, and FSU by 3 points? "ridiculous" is the mildest epithet I could come up with for such a performance. Absolutely, inexcusable.

No, after all we lost to Clemson in a historic loss 73-7. Under the circumstances with a nationwide audience and a broadcast team openly mocking our program with the infamous gif. then it may be the most embarrassing loss which is not the same thing but then, you would have to factor in the...

Here's a tip. If we had hired Moncken, we would not be in the fix we are in now.

That photo of Geoff on the wreck shown by NBC?

After today, it was the coaches...and the players...and the schedule...and the cafeteria workers...and the janitors...did I leave anyone out?

Agree to disagree. At least with the triple option, we had an identity. After three years of the "me too" offense, I would much rather have throw more resources into recruiting nationally for players to fit our offense. Given what we know now, personally I would have preferred to have...

No offense taken but today is the first time I believe that this team has quit on Geoff. Put a fork in him. He is just about done as a coach. I think the program has collapsed to the point that it is beyond repair. IIWII

I don't think even Saban could win a national championship here with the current environment of paying 5 stars. The college football landscape has changed significantly in just the past five years.