On O: Love, Price, Carr, Raridon and Fields all had respectable games.
On D, Moore, Schuler, Tay Tay, KVA, Hinish, and Bowen also did reasonably well.
There’s quite a bit of talent on this team and I liked the flashes of energy that I saw in Love and Bowen, and for a second start against a top 20 team, I thought CJ did well.
We should have won that game by at least 2 scores.
Replies to: On O: Love, Price, Carr, Raridon and Fields all had respectable games.
faison pitched in admirably, too.
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And Raridon may be developing into a prototypical ND Tight End U. player.
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After getting excoriotaed by some on this
board as being a washout and embarrassment to TE legacy
He is. He's also the only person Carr seems to look at. It's alarming he's not finding Greathouse
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CJ will be a pretty good QB by Thanksgiving
Unfortunately he won't have the opportunity to compete in the playoff.
Tay Tay needs to play a lot more.
Unfortunately, looks like a rebuilding year, goal s/b to win out
And position the team for a 26 run. Need to spend offseason cash on interior DL with size
2 “good” losses early in the season is not fatal in the current system.
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Carr is the real deal. Coaching needs to be better.
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I think he has the best arm since Brady Quinn (Better than Clausen)
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Improvement from game 1 to 2 was noticeable and rookie screwups were minimal
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I kind expected a few mistakes with him, but he is every bit the player he was made out to be
Made a lot of nice throws last night and the running game looked better. Teams will load the box against us but we can’t abandon the run. I am feeling more confident that the offense will be better each week, but Denbrock needs to get rid of the wildcat and focus on our strengths. Rudolph needs to light a fire under the Oline and maybe let the guys know that he is willing to give reps to the backups.
Agree on both Rudolph and Wildcat. O doesn’t seem broken.
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