April 30, 201313 yr If your are a U of L than good for you, but ND is going in one direction and once Bridgewater is gone UL will still be a good program but will not be able to compete with the top teams in the country. You can bet with Golson being in his senior year and Notre Dame steadily improving the talent on this team that ND will be one of the top teams in the country. And welcome to the site!!! You'll figure out who roots for who as time goes on.:thumb:
April 30, 201313 yr That's not what I said. ND's schedule compared to other SEC teams like Texas A&M was water. Any unbiased opinion should be able to see that also. I wouldn't go as far to say water, because outside of playing an SEC schedule ND probably played close to if not the hardest schedule of anyone last year. The problem is until the rest of the country can catch up with the SEC other teams will be knocked for not playing an SEC schedule. Thanks for the kind welcome.
April 30, 201313 yr I wouldn't go as far to say water, because outside of playing an SEC schedule ND probably played close to if not the hardest schedule of anyone last year. The problem is until the rest of the country can catch up with the SEC other teams will be knocked for not playing an SEC schedule. Thanks for the kind welcome. No problem. That is a good point and very true.
April 30, 201313 yr The problem is until the rest of the country can catch up with the SEC other teams will be knocked for not playing an SEC schedule. Won't ever happen. The south is the last holdout where football is top dog for athletes from the day they're old enough to put on a uniform.
April 30, 201313 yr Won't ever happen. The south is the last holdout where football is top dog for athletes from the day they're old enough to put on a uniform. I wouldn't be so sure, it looks like ND, Michigan, and OSU are all gearing up for a run at glory because they not only recruit the Midwest, but they have the name and coaches to pull kids out of the south.
April 30, 201313 yr I wouldn't be so sure, it looks like ND, Michigan, and OSU are all gearing up for a run at glory because they not only recruit the Midwest, but they have the name and coaches to pull kids out of the south. But if we're talking about an SEC schedule, we're still not there. Yes, OSU and Michigan will always be good, but that doesn't mean the teams they play will be.
April 30, 201313 yr Author You realy think Notre Dame's schedule was on the same level as Louisville's last year? Give me a break. Nobody was talking about schedules. ND obviously had a tougher schedule. They were embarrassed in the NC game. Louisville was given NO chance by anybody outside Louisville, and they smacked Florida in the Sugar Bowl.
April 30, 201313 yr A "source" I consider reliable is saying that ND will come to PJCS in 2014 and Louisville will go to South Bend in 2017.
May 1, 201313 yr Can someone tell me they think UL success ends when Teddy leaves? Do you not think they can recruit and teach a new kid to play QB?
May 1, 201313 yr Can someone tell me they think UL success ends when Teddy leaves? Do you not think they can recruit and teach a new kid to play QB? Good point I mean they did recruit Teddy..
May 7, 201313 yr U of L is headed to South Bend in 2014.....it appears that ND is headed here in 2017.
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