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FIGHTING IRISH: 56
Women of Troy: 14
The gap in talent is just too big for them to be able to keep up.
]]>Vannie, anyone who claims they didn’t have at least a little doubt about the Syracuse game isn’t being honest with themselves, if not with everyone else as well; everyone thought Syracuse was going to be really, really tough, and we’re all glad to be wrong. We’ve been hurt too many times in the past to think otherwise.
Opie, I’m calling on you to own it: part of you feared Vannie was right. Maybe you projected the uber-fan to everyone else, and maybe you posted on the discussion boards about how we’re underrated, but you can’t be an ND fan without worrying that maybe there’s still a little bit of 2016 left in us, and/or maybe Syracuse really is that good. I did, especially the part about Syracuse’s defense being predatory and getting lots of sacks & turnovers. No longer. I’m all in on our O-line, our defensive secondary, all of it (except special teams; we still suck at kickoffs).
]]>The early interception by Dungey rattled Syracuse and his injury put a fork in them. The most impressive thing, though, was the defensive game plan by Clark Lea. He deserves tremendous credit for coaching this defense and is finally getting some recognition. Syracuse has very good receivers and DeVito is a capable passer, but ND put a blanket over them. I hope they can do the same thing against USC.
]]>Wasn’t it great to be wrong! Do NOT underestimate the ND defense. And this was against a Syracuse team that lost to Clemson 27-24.
]]>Defense is a monster
Look for a blowout of Troy
Irish 52
Troy 17
On to Clemson!
]]>Hats off to the entire team on this one.
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