We physically beat these guys up last night.
I don't think it would have mattered if Lawrence or their other guys played. Each time ND has played a team this year, the players on the other team start to fall over. I didn't ever think I'd see that with a Clemson team but it happened last night. They had their hands on their hips at the end of the game because we outright were more physical and bullied them at the LOS. Also, give Kelly credit for using the wristbands and switching that up so they couldn't steal our signals. I have to wonder if that's why they were able to "see" what we were doing during the 2015 game since I seem to remember something about how we had to make big adjustments at halftime during that one, and I'll bet they were stealing signs during the Cotton Bowl also.
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Everyone steals signals
Scouting is a good part of the game.
In this day and age of no huddle / hurry up offenses, sometimes going old school can be an excellent changeup.
Hinish one man wrecking crew
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He’s been amazing. Under praised and often overlooked.
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Very underrated player. The Jim Flanigan of the team.
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Flanigan you say? If Hinish turns up on the cover of SI this week, . .
we will know for sure it is 1993 again. And we are jinxed.
Now I know where my missing copy of SI went
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He turned into a good player.
I know he came to ND without much hype. Everyone was excited about Darnell Ewell in that class. Kurt panned out well.
Yup, for sure
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Shades of Zorich,Alan Page
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Props on ur Hinish penetration post last nite,it
was lost in heat of battle, but much liked by meπ
Thanks Coley,you continue to inspire meππβοΈ
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