Is this what Syracuse felt like when they played us the last game of the year
Just keep it close, don’t get blown out, stay respectable, nothing to lose and don’t lose any recruits. We have to be better than this.
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More like what the '89 Irish felt like in Miami.
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I hope for once, Kelly plays the nothing to lose angle.
ND will need to play really loose if they want to win
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I have been hoping for Cincy Kelly for 11 years. He has nothing to lose now with extension. Let it
rip. I wouldn’t punt once. No one expects ND to win or even be close. So swing for the fences.
He won’t. Not his nature at ND.
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He got an extension in 2016...and put his feet up...
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He takes 8-11 ranked recruiting classes and is trying to beat 1, 2 and 3 ranked recruiting classes,
with the opponents best players being the skilled positions. Brian is all right by me. And he did beat a team that still had more talent than his on Nov. 7th.
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The frustration isn’t losing, it’s getting embarrassed.
In these type of games when so much is on the line and we aren’t at ND stadium, we look inept. This program isn’t inept. It plays like it in big games, every single time. That’s the frustration.
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That is an understandable reaction but it is also true that when the more talented team gets on a
roll and is executing with high proficiency any team that is less talented can look bad. There is a fine line between winning and losing and it is mostly based on the level of proficiency of executing. The problem is the more talented team executes at a higher proficiency normally and so you have to hope that you can bring them down or execute at you peak proficiency that at least puts some pressure on them.
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