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not a good week for ND. The program had built a lot of support last year and all of its
shenanigans the last week, including now cancelling a book signing is lighting a match to all that goodwill. I think a lot of players and administrators will look back on this week and regret many aspects of it.
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It was a shining moment that exposed the charade of a corrupt CFP establishment.
Being hated by the likes of Finebaum, et al, is a badge of glory.
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This team should have been in the playoffs. No question about it
This was pure politics.
If you watched Ohio State and Indiana play, ND could have beaten them that day.
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I disagree,the system has been exposed and ND did that
now the bowl declination may be different,
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Telling the flat out truth is never wrong.
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maybe would of been better to say little to nothing like Marcus.... just a thought
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Freeman spoke up. But it’s the AD’s job to lead the charge
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Shenanigans ?? Standing up for yrself is hardly shenanigans
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PR management has been awful. This isn't standing up for oneself. Now the book signing is back on,
which even makes the entire situation worse.
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The PR management has been professional and measured.
Your assertions are ridiculous.
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it's been awful. It continues to make ND look like a whiner and does nothing to address the issue
at hand.
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Only an ND hater or troll would think so.
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