O’Malley’s Monday Musings
- RB: ND wins the Natty because their defense shuts down the other teams offense and limits scoring to under 3 touchdowns They lose the natty because they can’t score enough points with their lack of...
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Laugh or Cry?
- OL: For a starting ND OL player, sure seems like he spends a good deal of the time on the ground.
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Laugh or Cry?
- Pick/market: Admittedly, I don’t spend much time watching the offensive line.
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Quincy Porter out for the Season
- Injury: I just feel that knowing this was most likely CJ’s last year here, they should have went all in on a proven talent or talents at WR.
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Grubbs
- QB: Depends on if you though Tommy Rees was Everett Golson's backup or his ninth inning closer.
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Notre Dame Report Card (Purdue)
- QB: The offense under Carr is just going to remain ruthlessly efficient Alot of defenses against elite QBs is daring the QB to get bored.
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Independent Podcast
- QB: I actually think it would be great if an ND beat writer used a game like this to challenge NBC/ND on the status quo of the ND telecast.
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Drake
- Defense: for people mad about this, I’m putting Drakes best interest ahead of mine/fans.
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WFU success
- LB: They know how to select talent and they have a great AD in John Currie.
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The Numbers Behind UNC’s Secondary Struggles Against Clemson
- Against Clemson, North Carolina cut corner Tre Miller, a starter in its first two games, to nine snaps. Safety Peyton Waters instead played 54 corner snaps opposite Jaiden Patterson after only two earlier career snaps there, while Coleman Bryson filled Waters' safety spot for all 72 defensive plays. Those are Clemson-game alignments, not a permanent depth-chart announcement.
- The 247Sports article cites Clemson-game PFF overall grades of 47.3 for UNC safety Coleman Bryson and 34.4 for corner Jaiden Patterson. Bryson allowed four catches on four targets for 63 yards and a TD with five missed tackles; Patterson allowed three on seven for 55 yards. These are article-cited game results, not independently read PFF data or a benching decision.
- UNC slot defender Kaleb Cost played 44 snaps against Clemson, allowing one catch on two targets for 13 yards with a pass breakup. Freshman Kenton Dopson III played 11 snaps and allowed one catch on two targets for three yards. These observed contributions do not establish either player's next-game snap share.
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We are the Problem
- LB: We continue to have many issues, constraining football success, even if some of them are new like player compensation.
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Dabo did us 2 favors
- LB: I will never understand the dislike for Dabo he has been a great coach and Carolina football has never ever had a coach as good as him.
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