Does anyone still have an emotional hangover from losing to BYU and find it hard to get
excited for the Navy game? Being a noon time game doesn't help. I hope the players are more ready than I am.
excited for the Navy game? Being a noon time game doesn't help. I hope the players are more ready than I am.
My contempt for dancing-on-his-knees Anthony Davis was visceral.
Every gut-punch loss since then is rueful but attenuated down from that.
Been attending and following the Irish for over 65 years. Been to more Spring games than I can even remember , going back to when it was called The Old Timers Game. Probably been to around 250 games. Spent more money at the bookstore than this country spends on the military over the years. I'm invested in this program. I know, not as invested as a grad. That point was made already. So, I'm damn upset about this loss. Same as '64 loss to USC. 2005 loss to USC. 1993 loss to BC. NIU etc etc etc. but I will be front and center at 11AM Central watching the Navy game while I'm streaming my grandson's D3 game.
bounce back after disappointing losses. That is a great reflection on the head coach and personal drive of the players. When you suffer a bad loss too many fans desert you but the team staying resilitent is a great character trait.
The only aspect of this game that has my attention is avoiding injuries.
Just to prove that they can still do it?
Sounds like you need BlueChew Gold!
The official ED chewable of the Fighting Irish.

The thin waist coupled with birthing hips...presents quite a compelling visual.
As, former board member TNIrish remarked: "Do I need to get tested for an STD after watching that?"
My eyes nearly fell out of my head the first time...
I didn't realize it was her at the time.