DK just flipped to AU.
Probably will drop ND to around 14th in recruiting on 247. No top 50 player and only 2 in the top 100. Not good.
Back to threaded view
Full conversation · 37 posts
-
Level 1
The next Dante Moore
ImWearingJeanShorts 4839 posts(no message)Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. -
Level 1
Re: DK just flipped to AU.
He was never coming to ND! NIL and Transfer Portal are killing college football. We can't fix that mess, but my concern is the lack of recruiting stud O and D linemen. We have a poor O line which contributes to the QB and overall ability to move the ball. Quite frankly, any QB would struggle in this O. D line lacks the physical size and nastiness to compete. Yes, injuries are a problem, but we lack suitable replacement linemen on both sides of the ball. Recruit these players to have a great program. Keith Jackson called them " big uglies" for a reason!
-
Level 1
DK was NEVER sold on ND. He committed early to minimize the attention he was getting, then
picked and chose a few others he wanted to keep in contact with. Don't let the door hit ya.........
-
-
Level 2
If he starts, SEC defenses will feast on him.
If he sits he will likely look for a new opportunity. Auburn isn't the kind of program where big QB recruits bide there time.
If his NIL is in the millions, the above is likely moot.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability
-
-
Level 1
As expected
I wish we could have held onto him, but in the end it's his decision, and his alone.
This reminds me of the time that Barry Manilow announced to the world that he was gay in recent years.
The reaction by everyone:
We know.
On another note, this makes the commitment of Noah Grubbs that much more critical.
-
-
Level 1
Better now than later ….
Carr will be fine. Grubbs in 26 is more important. That said Freeman will probably grab Sluka out of the portal and hand him the job anyway.
-
-
Level 2
No kidding. He drew this out far too long. Bad feelings left behind here for that reason
BaronVonZemo 64302 posts(no message)
-
-
Level 1
They have to have backup plans. No way they just sat around and waited for this
If they don’t have a plan someone needs to be fired.
We need a QB in this class. Can u imagine if 1 of the 3 transfer who is likely we would have 2 QBs on scholarship and have to dip into the portal for numbers.
-
Level 2
Seems to make more sense to have a 2026 QB than 2025.
No way, Duece was sricking around in portal times to backup Carr.
-
Level 2
That class is mediocre.
It mirrors the HC.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability-
-
Level 4
Signing day is before the playoff.
Freeman better have his spatula ready.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability
-
-
Level 3
Offensively this class is poor. And pate in the game to improve
But they have to have a backup plan
Considering how this went they should have moved on 2 months ago. They let him control the process instead of dictating.
Seemed desperate
-
-
-
Level 1
Better now than dragging it out for several more months
(no message)Dead-eye Pete with 20 pounds of swingin' meat. -
Level 1
Good for him, I don't miss him yet.
If you look at the last couple MF classes against what we have seen on the field so far, the recruiting rankings don't matter.
And in this environment, he's almost as likely to be at ND as Auburn 2 years from now.
-
-
Level 2
Don't be that guy
(no message)'I define fear as standing across from Joe Louis and knowing he wants to go home early.' - Max Baer
-
Level 1
Re: good
He would never have stuck around.
It's all about him
He played Freeman and the recruits he tried to get to ND"Nobody's right..if everybody's wrong" ..
Buffalo Springfield -
Level 1
At least we have clarity now. And
a guy who will tell ND he's "committed" while seriously entertaining Auburn for months is probably someone whose commitment to Auburn may not be rock solid.
End of conversation