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Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by 4barrel

https://www.dawgnation.com/football/...BDUZFNZ55TR4E/

LOL
Seen this coming a mile away. If the ACC sucks so bad, and all the teams are weak, why would Georgia not play this series? It’s basically an easy P4 victory, right?

The sec is going to 9 conference games instead of 8. So it makes sense. They will keep their ACC rivalry with GT.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Siberian13

If they were in the ACC they probably win it. In the playoffs. Their own fault

We have no idea whether or not that happens. The team that beat Notre Dame wasn't good enough to make the finals, let alone win them, so there's no reason to just casually assume ND would have won the conference.

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

We have no idea whether or not that happens. The team that beat Notre Dame wasn't good enough to make the finals, let alone win them, so there's no reason to just casually assume ND would have won the conference.

They’d have 1 loss and be in the final vs UVA. Easy win there. Too bad they missed out. Maybe next year with the hater rule applied to help them out again.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 03:00 PM

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Because they give themselves a built in advantage of scheduling no other school in the country gets to do.

The above gripe might be legit if they gave themselves an easy schedule year in and year out, but they don't. Last year they have the #4 SOS in the country. For all the bitching about how easy their schedule was this year, this year they scheduled:

#7 Texas A&M
#16 USC
AP Ranked #22 Navy
MWC Champs Boise State
And then a Big 10 team and an SEC team having down years, but there was no way of knowing how bad Purdue and Arkansas would be when the schedule was made years ago.

As I have said several times, it isn't Notre Dame's fault that 85% of the ACC completely sucks ass.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Siberian13

They’d have 1 loss and be in the final vs UVA.

Like I said, you don't know that. They would have had a couple extra ACC games they would have had to play and you don't know that they win them all, nor do you know that they beat UVA.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 03:03 PM

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So next year ND is 12-0 but has played zero teams in the top 25 and they don't get a 1st round bye in the CFP because of playing a weak schedule will they complain then that they should be the 1 seed and that schedule does not matter?

If they go 12-0, they should be compared to the other 12-0 teams, at which point you look at things like SOS, SOR, etc.

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

Like I said, you don't know that. They would have had a couple extra ACC games they would have had to play and you don't know that they win them all, nor do you know that they beat UVA.

I do know they would. Notre Dame is too good for the ACC. They’d run that conference for decades. Duke beat UVA, ND beats them by 30

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

The above gripe might be legit if they gave themselves an easy schedule year in and year out, but they don't. Last year they have the #4 SOS in the country. For all the bitching about how easy their schedule was this year, this year they scheduled:

#7 Texas A&M
#16 USC
AP Ranked #22 Navy
MWC Champs Boise State
And then a Big 10 team and an SEC team having down years, but there was no way of knowing how bad Purdue and Arkansas would be when the schedule was made years ago.

As I have said several times, it isn't Notre Dame's fault that 85% of the ACC completely sucks ass.

Navy? Really

Arkansas and Purdue are bad examples. Those are usually bottom teams in their conferences right? Schedule games against better teams in those conferences, now we are talking.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Siberian13

I do know they would. Notre Dame is too good for the ACC. They’d run that conference for decades. Duke beat UVA, ND beats them by 30

Like I said: The team that beat Notre Dame finished 5th in the conference, so any assumption that Notre Dame wins the whole thing is nothing but empty speculation.

That is the last I will say on this sidebar of hypotheticals.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 03:31 PM

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Navy? Really

You mean the #22 team in the nation on the AP Poll? The team that was a tiebreaker away from playing for a spot in the playoffs?

Respecfully, do you actually watch college football?

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Arkansas and Purdue are bad examples. Those are usually bottom teams in their conferences right? Schedule games against better teams in those conferences, now we are talking.

No they most definitely are not "usually bottom teams".

Arkansas was 9-4 the year Notre Dame and Arkansas scheduled their 2025 game. They won 7 or more games 3 of the past 5 years. It isn't Notre Dame's fault a respectable program totally hit the crapper in 2025.

Purdue was 7-6 the year ND scheduled them. They won 7 of more games 3 times in that 5 year period (taking out the covid year). Are they world beaters? No.... but still, no reason to think they would completely fall into the crapper in 2025.

Notre Dame just scheduled a home and home series against Indiana. You know Indiana? The unanimous #1 ranked team in the country? But they don't play until 2030. No one knows how good they will be in 2030.

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

You mean the #22 team in the nation on the AP Poll? The team that was a tiebreaker away from playing for a spot in the playoffs?

Respecfully, do you actually watch college football?
No they most definitely are not "usually bottom teams".

Arkansas was 9-4 the year Notre Dame and Arkansas scheduled their 2025 game. They won 7 or more games 3 of the past 5 years. It isn't Notre Dame's fault a respectable program totally hit the crapper in 2025.

Purdue was 7-6 the year ND scheduled them. They won 7 of more games 3 times in that 5 year period (taking out the covid year). Are they world beaters? No.... but still, no reason to think they would completely fall into the crapper in 2025.

Notre Dame just scheduled a home and home series against Indiana. You know Indiana? The unanimous #1 ranked team in the country? But they don't play until 2030. No one knows how good they will be in 2030.

Come on man. Navy, the team they beat 49-10? Purdue and Arkansas aren’t respectable programs. Do you even watch college football.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 04:15 PM

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Come on man. Navy, the team they beat 49-10?

Yes, the ranked Midshipmen who were a tiebreaker away from playing for the playoffs.

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Purdue and Arkansas aren’t respectable programs. Do you even watch college football.

Arkansas was a 9-4 SEC school the year ND scheduled them, which I say it pretty darn respectable. There's no way of knowing what a team is going to be 6/7/8 years down the road.

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

Yes, the ranked Midshipmen who were a tiebreaker away from playing for the playoffs.
Arkansas was a 9-4 SEC school the year ND scheduled them, which I say it pretty darn respectable. There's no way of knowing what a team is going to be 6/7/8 years down the road.

Yes we all knew Arkansas was still a mid to bottom sec team. Thats just what they are. How do you not know this? You seem very knowledgeable

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 05:59 PM

Wonder who the best coaching option for Michigan is now that Moore was dipping his pencil in company ink.

packman80 · 12-10-2025, 06:07 PM

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Wonder who the best coaching option for Michigan is now that Moore was dipping his pencil in company ink.

Going to need to find another job since fired with cause and needing to pay that future child support payments

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 06:12 PM

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Yes we all knew Arkansas was still a mid to bottom sec team. Thats just what they are. How do you not know this? You seem very knowledgeable

Since Petrino got fired, they have been a mid-to-bottom SEC team. But when they were winning 7/8/9 games per year (which is when ND scheduled them) there was no way to know they'd completely bottom out in 2025.

Bottom line is this: It was a respectable opponent when the game was scheduled.

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Siberian13

Wonder who the best coaching option for Michigan is now that Moore was dipping his pencil in company ink.

Funny you and I have been arguing about Arkansas because Bobby Petrino was the first guy I thought of when I saw this Michigan news about Sherrone Moore. I haven't heard the details yet though.

He did better this year than I predicted he would, but I don't think he will be all that difficult to replace with someone of equal (or better) quality.

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

Funny you and I have been arguing about Arkansas because Bobby Petrino was the first guy I thought of when I saw this Michigan news about Sherrone Moore. I haven't heard the details yet though.

He did better this year than I predicted he would, but I don't think he will be all that difficult to replace with someone of equal (or better) quality.

I don’t think Moore was that good of a coach anyway. Petrino as in the motorcycle accident incident lol. Even he was like eff the falcons dumpster fire.

hxcmilkshake · 12-10-2025, 06:28 PM

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Wonder who the best coaching option for Michigan is now that Moore was dipping his pencil in company ink.

Louisville guy!

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4barrel · 12-10-2025, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Siberian13

The sec is going to 9 conference games instead of 8. So it makes sense. They will keep their ACC rivalry with GT.

Why does it make sense? I mean, Louisville was an easy dub for them, right? Why not take that so called easy win?

4barrel · 12-10-2025, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Fenway55

Like I said: The team that beat Notre Dame finished 5th in the conference, so any assumption that Notre Dame wins the whole thing is nothing but empty speculation.

That is the last I will say on this sidebar of hypotheticals.

Notre Dame is 3-2 all time vs Louisville. *grin*. Not exactly dominating us.

4barrel · 12-10-2025, 06:37 PM

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/oth...f33082ae&ei=12

Maybe Notre Dame isn’t as popular as they think they are.

the mesiah · 12-10-2025, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Siberian13

Wonder who the best coaching option for Michigan is now that Moore was dipping his pencil in company ink.

Think Tosh Lupoi would be it

Fenway55 · 12-10-2025, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by 4barrel

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/oth...f33082ae&ei=12

Maybe Notre Dame isn’t as popular as they think they are.

It is a misleading stat. The "average viewership" doesn't include games that are on SECN, BTN, or streaming only. So, for example, Alabama's "average viewership" is artificially inflated because they are not counting the games against Louisiana-Monroe or Eastern Illinois.

Siberian13 · 12-10-2025, 07:20 PM

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Why does it make sense? I mean, Louisville was an easy dub for them, right? Why not take that so called easy win?

Because the sec added an extra sec game. Makes sense. The other three games will be GT an ACC team and two cupcakes.

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4barrel Member Join Date: Oct 2022 Location: Georgetown, Kentucky Posts: 1,002 fourbarrelsmith	https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/oth...f33082ae&ei=12 Maybe Notre Dame isn’t as popular as they think they are.