Started to watch Michigan vs ND in last years disaster and after the debacle of giving them
the ball after we blocked the punt, we allowed a field goal and a critical drop was made on a scramble pass by Ian Book that he got enough on to Claypool. He tried to run before he secured the pass. It was underthrown slightly by Book because he got hit while passing and while scrambling to his left but Claypool should have caught that ball. It eerily reminded me of the early one he dropped against Clemson in our playoff game. That is only apparent weakness, that being coming back for the short ball which he should have caught in my opinion in both cases. It is amazing how single plays can cost you when you are in a tough game even from a marvelous athlete.
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If the Steelers are smart they'll ship a tackling dummy to his home.
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Seriously?
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Don't forget the drop in the first drive against Miami
in 2017. The young man made a lot of great plays last year, and he is a fantastic athlete, but he also has had several soul crushing drops in his career at ND.
Yep, that was a key first down in their territory that was blown.
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