Really like Freeman but he needs some serious counsel about his OSU comments

I have no issue with what he said and I hope he says more if it. Watching Kelly talk about how great Saban is and how he did it all the right way makes me vomit. Grow a pair.

Not a shot but just the plain truth at schools with bigger enrollments you can simply take online classes instead of physically going to class whereas not at at ND!

When Harbaugh was at Stanford, I remember him taking a similar sort of shot at his own alma mater

The media will always come after ND... it's just part of the job to brush it off... with a laugh.

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One would think that after the Carnel what's his name's comment about school at OSU as a player that they would not be bothered by this.

On Wednesday, Freeman joined “Morning Juice,” a sports radio show on 97.1 The Fan in Columbus, Ohio, to discuss remarks that circulated on Tuesday that came across as a jab at Ohio State’s academics.

“Key words and context were missing from the quote that upset a lot of people that I care about,” Freeman said. “I’m very proud of my two degrees from Ohio State. I would never discredit the quality of education those degrees represent.”

Freeman argues the commentary was not a knock on Ohio State academics, and he was misquoted in a story by CBS’ Dennis Dodd. Instead, Freeman was trying to make the point that at Notre Dame, a school of just 8,500 students, it’s incredibly difficult to skip class and fly under the radar.

“I was specifically talking about the academic rigors at Notre Dame,” Freeman said. “Online classes are not a standard part of the curriculum here. In fact, before COVID they weren’t even offered.”

Freeman said he reached out to Dodd’s camp for the audio from the interview he did, and shared the quote he gave in said interview.