Greg and Frank break down the week one loss to Ohio State now that Frank is back state-side and working on normal hours. We talk about the opportunities lost for the Irish, but why we’re still cautiously optimistic about the rest of the season following the close loss on the road at the Horseshoe. We discuss:
- Why the offensive line was the biggest concern coming out of week 1
- Why the defensive line was a close second in terms of concern for Notre Dame moving forward
- How impressed we were with sophomore QB Tyler Buchner
- Thoughts on the RB rotation moving forward
- How good both Jaden Mickey and Benjamin Morrison were and are going to be
- Why we both hate the double safety blitz in any circumstance
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Notre Dame is in the national championship, so we dusted off the microphones and recorded a podcast. Drew Brennan of the Exit77 podcast joins Frank to talk about Notre Dame's chances in the Natty and why the Ohio State fanbase might be the worst they've encountered. Other topics include:
- The impact of Charles JAgusah at LT
- Is Ohio State really a juggernaut? Probably not.
- How Xavier Watts is being discredited by the OSU fans
- How much man versus zone should Notre Dame play?
- What does Notre Dame need to do on offense to pull off the upset
- Why ”Ohio Against the World” makes no sense whatsoever
Where are all the delays of game, false starts, and quickly burned timeouts?! These have become real hallmarks of ND football.
Without them, I could be watching ANY championship level college football team……and did.
If Freeman isn’t careful, and doesn’t soon start up with some ‘Angry Dad’ sideline, it’s going to be quite an adjustment for fans who supported the program and paid good money over the past decade to watch ND whiffleball.