In hindsight, my biggest error in predicting this season was assuming that with Mario & Alex the Oline would basically be plug & play. I didn’t see it being a weakness.
@rationalNDfan You act like only ND’s defense had to deal with injuries. Did you know CB1 & 2 for the Canes been out since week 1? Did you hear any Canes bitch about that while Carr carved up the secondary? Nope. Stop being a bitch dude. Injuries happen.
Going on record now: If the committee uses Malachi Toney’s absence to justify limiting Notre Dame’s move up in the rankings tonight, that would be absurd.
Notre Dame was missing five defensive starters and Miami made its comeback when Leonard Moore was hurt, too.
With St. John’s firmly establishing its dominance at Madison Square Garden, UConn has apparently found a new second home at TD Garden. Happy for them. 😎
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Dylan Dubovik added immediate impact as a freshman in 2026, and he looks stronger and more athletic right now. Absolutely deleted this ball today. Should be one of the better RF in the ACC in 2027.
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NCAA clearly got the call wrong in the @CanesFootball vs @NDFootball game. I personally have no dog in the fight but as a fan of the game its getting old watching the refs and replay officials get it wrong.
The NCAA has a rulebook for situations. Both situation #34 and #37 apply here.
The offensive player catches the ball, gets his required 1 foot in bounds, gets a second foot in bounds, takes a third step out of bounds. At the time the third step is taken, both the offensive and defensive player are both out of bounds. The defender swats the ball loose causing the offensive player to lose possession. Since the offensive player remained upright, had possession, made a football act, and was already out of bounds. The correct ruling is a catch for a touchdown.
The NCAA describes this sequence:
1. Receiver controls the pass and gets one foot down inbounds.
2. His other foot then touches out of bounds.
3. After a delay, a defender contacts him.
4. The receiver loses possession.
Official NCAA ruling: Completed pass.
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