Hubert J. Farnsworth said:Max Stonetrail said:
ND has such a weak schedule. By the end of the season, they may have only played two teams with a winning record and lost to both.
They have a very good offense, so I wouldn't be surprised if they win out and get into the playoffs due to blueblood bias. Their offense will give them a chance against anybody. If their defense improves, then they will be a tough team down the stretch.
Texas 8&4 said:
Missed it, are we talking McKenzie Milton type injury? That one and Marcus Lattimore (the second and final) were the worst I have seen on a football field. Milton almost lost his leg over it.
Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
What the hell was that? It's 4th down and he didn't even throw it up. Just ran out of bounds.
rab79 said:
just wait, by the time November rolls around the story will be that A&M and FSU only won because they played ND early and that ND would win both those games if they had been played later in the season. Therefore ND should be playing at home in the playoffs since they aren't in a conference.
ChemEng94 said:
Arkie going through Notre Dame like a hot knife through butter.
AgWhoop2015 said:rab79 said:
just wait, by the time November rolls around the story will be that A&M and FSU only won because they played ND early and that ND would win both those games if they had been played later in the season. Therefore ND should be playing at home in the playoffs since they aren't in a conference.
FSU played ND?
Texas 8&4 said:
Holy hell, just a freak play or was he hit? Kinda reminds me of when Dominic Kirk broke his leg
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Arkansas wide receiver Jalen Brown suffered a broken tibia and fibula during Saturday's game against Notre Dame, Razorbacks coach Sam Pittman told reporters. Brown headed to the hospital for further evaluation after immediately being carted off the field.
As he went for a touchdown in the third quarter of Saturday's game, Brown hit the ground and quickly grabbed his leg. His teammates then surrounded the cart offering messages of support as he went back toward the locker room and, eventually, to the locker room.
