Sorry Buckman, didn't realize I had to be grammatically perfect to make a point on a sports board. Anyway, their resume' isn't impressive, in the least bit. I could point out 5 teams with a loss that have a more impressive resume' than the Irish. Bottom line, they're overrated and are absolutely not the third best team in the country.
Why don't you point out how bad the Alabama resume or the Oregon resume is? Oregon's signature win is a win against Arizona.
In my prayers every night, I pray for Notre Dame to end up # 2 in the BCS and get to play Alabama in the NC game. I so look forward to seeing the Irish obliterated by 40 points on a stage that matters. Of course, that won't happen, as the vastly overrated Irish will have two losses.
Alabama started the season ranked #2. They've won their games and USC lost. They're ranking has more to do with where they started than anything. Notre Dame hasn't played anyone and they've moved up the rankings at warp speed. Were they even ranked to start the season?
You ND haters crack me up. Is there any other team in the country that has as polarizing an effect as ND? I distinctly remember getting crap for pulling for them during the '88 season. They won the NC and still got crap about them. Truly a case of either love 'em or hate 'em.
Not getting the ND hatred. They are a good team with a great defense and a top notch coach. Zero TD's given up by the defense over the past 4 games. Thats pretty good. By seasons end they will have played 5-6 Top25 teams with two of them against Top10 teams on the road. If they run the table they deserve to be in the title game.
I think the ND lovers and haters are both funny. There is a whole lot of reasons why ND and the national sports media created and serviced both camps. ND has gotten way too much love when they didn't deserve it... so they are hard pressed to earn football respect... even when they may deserve it. Personally, I think they are top 10 material this year.
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