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
I never said he was a washout but until yesterday he dropped too many passes. I hope he stays
consistent because he makes the spectacular play often but needs to make the fundamental play always.
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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He is more accurate than Brady was but not as accurate as Clausen was, yet. But he is way more
mobile than Clausen and pretty solidly built. He will be our best college QB since Theismann in one year, if he develops the leadership skills of Theismann and Leonard.
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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