Adon Shuler is playing Sunday. His dad would be mad if he didn't.
Just 48 hours after announcing the loss of his father, Shuler rejoined his team feeling inspired by the life he lived.
"Blessed to have the 20 years of my life with my dad."
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Saw this design from Mike Denbrock a few times for short but productive gains to Notre Dame’s TEs.
Bit of a natural pick from the slot, and it takes advantage of one of Miami’s weak spots (LB/nickel coverage).
Not gonna make any headlines, but it put the Irish in good spots.
Bryce Young has a new plan of attack, and it's turning him into the edge rusher Notre Dame knew he could be.
Talked to Bryce about the inside cross-chop move he flashed in Week 1 and the processes that have him on the brink of a breakout.
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Notre Dame stunted a ton in this game, and DTs like Tionne Gray did a great job of containing Darian Mensah when it did.
There was the pass deflection and then there was this, where Gray threw the guard to the side and forced a hurried throw.
Marcus Freeman looks very happy he acquired Jayden Sanders from Michigan, as he well should be.
Brought in as depth, Sanders looks like Notre Dame’s next great corner.
Bryce Young does a great job attacking pulling guards in pass protection.
Not only forces Mensah outside here but draws a holding penalty. Drive-killing work here.
Play action creates this throwing window for CJ Carr.
Watch the safeties, No. 7 and No. 25. They’re supposed to be the inside and underneath help, respectively. Instead, they bite on the fake and they’re nowhere near the ball when it arrives.
Great call by Mike Denbrock.
On "Wake Up The Echoes" with @TonySimeonePxP, Marcus Freeman pointed out something else CJ Carr did here: He looked away from the boundary safety, No. 25.
If the safety sees him looking at him, he's taught to sit on the RPO. But he didn't, so he bit.
A+ quarterbacking by Carr.
Play action creates this throwing window for CJ Carr.
Watch the safeties, No. 7 and No. 25. They’re supposed to be the inside and underneath help, respectively. Instead, they bite on the fake and they’re nowhere near the ball when it arrives.
Great call by Mike Denbrock.
Marcus Freeman raved about Notre Dame’s two-minute drill before halftime against Miami, so I broke down every play for @BGInews.
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The committee still doesn't know what it's doing, but Notre Dame is in a good spot at No. 5.
Key games for the Irish moving forward: Texas at LSU on Nov. 14 (root for LSU), Utah at Arizona on Nov. 14 (root for Arizona) and USC at UCLA on Nov. 28 (root for, gasp, USC).
Something poetic between the lead-in for the CFP rankings show being the last two minutes of a college basketball game.
It's a things no one likes party and everyone is invited.
“Give it all you got for somebody else! For your team! For your family! For Notre Dame!”
- Marcus Freeman in his pregame speech Saturday night
Notre Dame dropped a 10-minute video behind the scenes of the win over Miami. (via @NDFootball)
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.
@wolfND143@Marcus_Freeman1@MikeDenbrock Hey guys, if we've all seen it then I'm gonna guess they have, too.
If you think their reaction to that question will be "Wow, I'll look into that," I have bad news for you.
Here’s the play this was about.
Watch the free safety, JJ Dunnigan. He starts to walk down toward the LOS at the snap and then he takes off, not concerned about the pass.
He’s the one who eventually makes the play.
I believe Miami has seen the "hands behind the back" tell from CJ Carr when they're in pistol. As soon as he did that on second-and-10, the Hurricanes' coaches motioned their DBs closer to the line of scrimmage.
Promising drive stalls there, but Spencer Porath makes it 3-0.