BCS National Championship: #2 Alabama def. #1 Notre Dame, 42-14
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athlete37
get a life dudeernest_t_bass;1340052 wrote:But they still have never won a BCS game. -
ernest_t_bassathlete37;1340057 wrote:get a life dude
Win a BCS game... Dude -
athlete37
Keep posting on the Notre Dame National Championship game thread. Every time you do you have to click on the Notre Dame National Championship thread. Welcome aboardernest_t_bass;1340109 wrote:Win a BCS game... Dude -
ernest_t_bassathlete37;1340113 wrote:Keep posting on the Notre Dame National Championship game thread. Every time you do you have to click on the Notre Dame National Championship thread. Welcome aboard
Thanks? -
sherm03
True. But there's a first time for everything.ernest_t_bass;1340052 wrote:But they still have never won a BCS game. -
ernest_t_basssherm03;1340140 wrote:True. But there's a first time for everything.
I honestly hope it's this year. -
sherm03
You and me both.ernest_t_bass;1340143 wrote:I honestly hope it's this year. -
ernest_t_basssherm03;1340149 wrote:You and me both.
No shit, captain obvious. -
sherm03
Oh...I thought we were starting to bond there. Bummer.ernest_t_bass;1340169 wrote:No shit, captain obvious. -
athlete37
Here's what I have to say about your posts... even sleeper makes me chuckle from time to time:ernest_t_bass;1340169 wrote:No ****, captain obvious.
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Classyposter58Just checked Stubhub, this one is a little pricey to attend isn't it
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sherm03I know Mooney44Cards posted the comparisons between 2012 Notre Dame and 2002 Ohio State in a thread a few weeks ago. But the statistical anomalies between the 2012 Notre Dame team and the 1988 Notre Dame team is pretty crazy.
Thought that was pretty crazy.1988 season was ND’s last national championship
Did you know?...
In 1987, ND beat Michigan State at home, scoring 31 points.
In 2011, ND beat Michigan State at home, scoring 31 points.
In 1987, ND finished the season with 8 wins.
In 2011, ND finished the season with 8 wins.
In 1987, ND lost their bowl game, a game they led early on.
In 2011, ND lost their bowl game, a game they led early on.
In 1987, ND lost their all-time leading receiver, Tim Brown, to graduation.
In 2011, ND lost their all-time leading receiver, Michael Floyd, to graduation.
In 1988, the ND QB was Tony Rice, who was from South Carolina . He started his 3rd career game against Michigan State in East Lansing . ND beat Michigan State by a score of 20-3. The star of the game was Notre Dame's defense, which held the Spartans to 89 yards rushing for the game. Defensive captain Michael Stonebreaker intercepted a pass in the 4th quarter to seal the win.
In 2012, the ND QB is Everett Golson, who is from South Carolina . He started his 3rd career game against Michigan State in East Lansing . ND beat Michigan State by a score of 20-3. The star of the game was Notre Dame's defense, which held the Spartans to 78 yards rushing for the game. Defensive captain Manti Te'o intercepted a pass in the 4th quarter to seal the win.
In 1988, Lou Holtz suspended his starting running back for the last game of the season, the farthest road game of the year.
In 2012, Brian Kelly suspended his starting running back for the first game of the season, the farthest road game of the year.
In 1988, Notre Dame defeated their highest ranked road opponent (USC) by 17 points (27-10).
In 2012, Notre Dame defeated their highest ranked road opponent (Oklahoma) by 17 points (30-13).
Only two coaches in the history of Notre Dame have recorded 12-0 records — Lou Holtz in 1988 and Brian Kelly in 2012.
In 1988, Lou Holtz was in his third season.
In 2012, Brian Kelly is in his third season.
In 1988, Lou Holtz won his second Coach of the Year award.
In 2012, Brian Kelly won his second Coach of the Year award.
Notre Dame won the 1988 National Championship game at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona .
Notre Dame will play the 2012 BCS Championship game at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida .
There are exactly 5 letters in the city names and 7 letters in the state names of those two locations.
In 1988, Miami was the defending national champion, winner of two national titles in the past five years.
In 2012, Alabama is the defending national champion, winner of two national titles in the past five years.
Miami was 37-5 in the 42 games played before meeting Notre Dame.
Alabama is 37-5 in the 42 games played before meeting Notre Dame.
In 1988, Jimmy Johnson’s winning percentage at Miami was .843 (43-8) before playing Notre Dame. After losing to Notre Dame, it was .827.
In 2012, Nick Saban’s winning percentage at Alabama is .837 (67-13) before playing Notre Dame. If Notre Dame wins, his winning percentage will be .827.
Brian Kelly and Lou Holtz were born 24 years apart.
Their first seasons at Notre Dame were exactly 24 years apart.
It's been exactly 24 years since Notre Dame won their last National Championship.
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sherm03Jimmy Clausen got some heat for a tweet that he sent out showing the shirt that he will be wearing to the NC game. I thought it was hilarious.
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vball10setmeh
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karen lotzBarrett Jones still has his foot in a cast. That's a long time to not be doing anything on your feet.
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Crimson streak
I like this one better lol -
sherm03
Lol. Definitely better.Crimson streak;1346946 wrote:
I like this one better lol -
vball10set^^^agreed
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vball10setWas listening to CSN on 91 SiriusXM this morning when I heard Bill King single out Mike Golic, Jr. as a liability on ND's O-line. Wonder if daddy will have anything to say about that?
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sherm03
He's absolutely right. Golic was very undisciplined several times this year, and seems to be the one that gets beat most often.vball10set;1351754 wrote:Was listening to CSN on 91 SiriusXM this morning when I heard Bill King single out Mike Golic, Jr. as a liability on ND's O-line. Wonder if daddy will have anything to say about that? -
athlete37Some quick thoughts, Barrett Jones has still yet to practice. If he doesn't play, I would have to think the spread is closer to a push'em than 10 points. Kenny Bell is still looking like he won't play either. I'm hearing some talk that ND will be playing a little bit of hurry up offense and that they will try to spread the field.
The game is officially a week away and I'm officially five days from South Beach -
sleeper
5 days away from being 0-4 in BCS bowl games you mean.athlete37;1354030 wrote:Some quick thoughts, Barrett Jones has still yet to practice. If he doesn't play, I would have to think the spread is closer to a push'em than 10 points. Kenny Bell is still looking like he won't play either. I'm hearing some talk that ND will be playing a little bit of hurry up offense and that they will try to spread the field.
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karen lotzDaVaris Daniels is back full go after breaking his collar bone. ND should be pretty healthy going into the game.
Barrett Jones has to be somewhat limited, especially when he'll be dealing with Nix all game. Could be a huge factor in the game if Nix commands double teams leaving Te'o and/or Calabrese free to flow to the bell. -
athlete37
For that to be possible, we'd have to be playing in one of the other BCS bowls. You must've missed the memo- Notre Dame is in the National Championship game. The National Championship game is exactly 7 days and an hour from today.sleeper;1354055 wrote:5 days away from being 0-4 in BCS bowl games you mean. -
Azubuike24The National Title game is a BCS Bowl...