10-11-2022, 10:01 AM
Shall we go for 6-0? What say you, cardboard?
Stanford
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Notre Dame
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2022 Stanford at Notre Dame Predictions Thread
10-13-2022, 07:25 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-13-2022, 07:31 AM by JohnR34231.)
Well, we're not going to win this one, but if Marshall can beat them and Kal almost beat them we have a shot at making this a fairly close game.
Domers 38 Cardinal 27.
Domers 38 Cardinal 27.
(This post was last modified: 10-13-2022, 07:31 AM by JohnR34231.)
Well, we're not going to win this one, but if Marshall can beat them and Kal almost beat them we have a shot at making this a fairly close game.
Domers 38 Cardinal 27.
Domers 38 Cardinal 27.
10-13-2022, 07:53 AM
TAKE HEART, YE OF LITTLE FAITH! Hey, 8-4 is still on the table, right? Right? All "right" now? Just gotta execute. And "finish". Come, join the band.
Life is too short to waste on crap football.
10-14-2022, 01:56 PM
Notre Dame stinks. So do we.
Irish 31, Trees 24
Irish 31, Trees 24
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
Notre Dame stinks. So do we.
Irish 31, Trees 24
Irish 31, Trees 24
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
10-14-2022, 03:08 PM
The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
10-14-2022, 03:29 PM
(10-14-2022, 03:08 PM)ADPinWDC Wrote: The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
Good ideas. You are kind with "OL not at full strength". As predicted earlier in the week, we will have only Hornibrook and Nugent in their normal positions. Hinton will be at LT, Metcalf will get his first start at RG, and Leyrer will continue at RT.
No Miller, Rouse, Rogers, Bragg (old news), or McLaughlin (in a boot), any of whom would be starting this week if available.
So we are starting our third option at RG, our fourth option at RT, and our third option at LT (behind Rouse and Miller).
I still pick STANFORD because that's how I roll, but it's hard to imagine this line performing well enough to help us win.
(10-14-2022, 03:08 PM)ADPinWDC Wrote: The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
Good ideas. You are kind with "OL not at full strength". As predicted earlier in the week, we will have only Hornibrook and Nugent in their normal positions. Hinton will be at LT, Metcalf will get his first start at RG, and Leyrer will continue at RT.
No Miller, Rouse, Rogers, Bragg (old news), or McLaughlin (in a boot), any of whom would be starting this week if available.
So we are starting our third option at RG, our fourth option at RT, and our third option at LT (behind Rouse and Miller).
I still pick STANFORD because that's how I roll, but it's hard to imagine this line performing well enough to help us win.
10-14-2022, 04:15 PM
(10-14-2022, 03:29 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:(10-14-2022, 03:08 PM)ADPinWDC Wrote: The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
Good ideas. You are kind with "OL not at full strength". As predicted earlier in the week, we will have only Hornibrook and Nugent in their normal positions. Hinton will be at LT, Metcalf will get his first start at RG, and Leyrer will continue at RT.
No Miller, Rouse, Rogers, Bragg (old news), or McLaughlin (in a boot), any of whom would be starting this week if available.
So we are starting our third option at RG, our fourth option at RT, and our third option at LT (behind Rouse and Miller).
I still pick STANFORD because that's how I roll, but it's hard to imagine this line performing well enough to help us win.
ND's rushing offense is ranked 51st nationally, per NCAA stats, and their Yards Per Rush is much lower than Oregon State, for example. Their QB is improving with each game, but isn't much of a runner.
Stanford has a chance to pull the upset.
(10-14-2022, 03:29 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:(10-14-2022, 03:08 PM)ADPinWDC Wrote: The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
Good ideas. You are kind with "OL not at full strength". As predicted earlier in the week, we will have only Hornibrook and Nugent in their normal positions. Hinton will be at LT, Metcalf will get his first start at RG, and Leyrer will continue at RT.
No Miller, Rouse, Rogers, Bragg (old news), or McLaughlin (in a boot), any of whom would be starting this week if available.
So we are starting our third option at RG, our fourth option at RT, and our third option at LT (behind Rouse and Miller).
I still pick STANFORD because that's how I roll, but it's hard to imagine this line performing well enough to help us win.
ND's rushing offense is ranked 51st nationally, per NCAA stats, and their Yards Per Rush is much lower than Oregon State, for example. Their QB is improving with each game, but isn't much of a runner.
Stanford has a chance to pull the upset.
(10-14-2022, 04:15 PM)needle Wrote:(10-14-2022, 03:29 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:(10-14-2022, 03:08 PM)ADPinWDC Wrote: The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
Good ideas. You are kind with "OL not at full strength". As predicted earlier in the week, we will have only Hornibrook and Nugent in their normal positions. Hinton will be at LT, Metcalf will get his first start at RG, and Leyrer will continue at RT.
No Miller, Rouse, Rogers, Bragg (old news), or McLaughlin (in a boot), any of whom would be starting this week if available.
So we are starting our third option at RG, our fourth option at RT, and our third option at LT (behind Rouse and Miller).
I still pick STANFORD because that's how I roll, but it's hard to imagine this line performing well enough to help us win.
ND's rushing offense is ranked 51st nationally, per NCAA stats, and their Yards Per Rush is much lower than Oregon State, for example. Their QB is improving with each game, but isn't much of a runner.
Stanford has a chance to pull the upset.
Right -- How much did playing OHST dent their rushing average?
They have toted up 875 in total rushing yards in 5 games, less the blunted 75 yards that OHST confined them to, so 800 yards rushing in the other 4 games.
200 Rushing yards a game puts ND in the Top 30.
They will run the ball on us until we stop them.
(10-14-2022, 04:15 PM)needle Wrote:(10-14-2022, 03:29 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:(10-14-2022, 03:08 PM)ADPinWDC Wrote: The current Game plans don't work at FBS level...
O-Line not at full strength, and we face a strong rushing team against our worst rushing defense in the league.
What are the keys to this game?
* Throw the ball 50+ times, and avoid sacks, so that means keep an extra blocking back in to protect McKee.
* Running Filkins up inside will be futile -- get him out in space where he can make a LB miss.
* Forget the Slow Mesh RPO -- McKee is not a threat to run; it does not create openings.
Use Daniels or Patu at QB a few more plays and mix it up.
* Create turnovers (blitz); we don't win if Domers get more turnovers.
* Bring the CBs up more often and jump the routes.
Good ideas. You are kind with "OL not at full strength". As predicted earlier in the week, we will have only Hornibrook and Nugent in their normal positions. Hinton will be at LT, Metcalf will get his first start at RG, and Leyrer will continue at RT.
No Miller, Rouse, Rogers, Bragg (old news), or McLaughlin (in a boot), any of whom would be starting this week if available.
So we are starting our third option at RG, our fourth option at RT, and our third option at LT (behind Rouse and Miller).
I still pick STANFORD because that's how I roll, but it's hard to imagine this line performing well enough to help us win.
ND's rushing offense is ranked 51st nationally, per NCAA stats, and their Yards Per Rush is much lower than Oregon State, for example. Their QB is improving with each game, but isn't much of a runner.
Stanford has a chance to pull the upset.
Right -- How much did playing OHST dent their rushing average?
They have toted up 875 in total rushing yards in 5 games, less the blunted 75 yards that OHST confined them to, so 800 yards rushing in the other 4 games.
200 Rushing yards a game puts ND in the Top 30.
They will run the ball on us until we stop them.
10-15-2022, 04:12 AM
(10-13-2022, 06:44 PM)TonyLima Wrote:(10-13-2022, 07:53 AM)gailtate Wrote: TAKE HEART, YE OF LITTLE FAITH! Hey, 8-4 is still on the table, right? Right? All "right" now? Just gotta execute. And "finish". Come, join the band.
The optimism of youth is refreshing.
It would be more refreshing if it were sincere.
(10-13-2022, 06:44 PM)TonyLima Wrote:(10-13-2022, 07:53 AM)gailtate Wrote: TAKE HEART, YE OF LITTLE FAITH! Hey, 8-4 is still on the table, right? Right? All "right" now? Just gotta execute. And "finish". Come, join the band.
The optimism of youth is refreshing.
It would be more refreshing if it were sincere.
10-15-2022, 06:01 AM
Some of the optimism here is heartening. Of course we have a chance. The 2007 upset of the Trojans proves that. But pure reason says we lose by 2-3 TDs. My prediction is on the higher end of that scale: 38-17 Domers. My further prediction is that it's 24-10 at the half. Weather forecast is for low 50s and sun.
Some of the optimism here is heartening. Of course we have a chance. The 2007 upset of the Trojans proves that. But pure reason says we lose by 2-3 TDs. My prediction is on the higher end of that scale: 38-17 Domers. My further prediction is that it's 24-10 at the half. Weather forecast is for low 50s and sun.
10-15-2022, 11:22 AM
Hope springs eternal:
Trees 31, Domers 29
We block their field goal attempt on the last play of the game!
Trees 31, Domers 29
We block their field goal attempt on the last play of the game!
Pax et Bonum
Hope springs eternal:
Trees 31, Domers 29
We block their field goal attempt on the last play of the game!
Trees 31, Domers 29
We block their field goal attempt on the last play of the game!
Pax et Bonum
10-15-2022, 11:42 AM
We're going to 1-5 this week!
We're only one game away from a season unblemished by a win! That will continue to be the case for the rest of the campaign.
My prrediction for this week:
The Shawvita Secular Turtle Meisters 20,
the Mendacious Amy Coney Barrett Charismatic Zealots 41.
We're only one game away from a season unblemished by a win! That will continue to be the case for the rest of the campaign.
My prrediction for this week:
The Shawvita Secular Turtle Meisters 20,
the Mendacious Amy Coney Barrett Charismatic Zealots 41.
We're going to 1-5 this week!
We're only one game away from a season unblemished by a win! That will continue to be the case for the rest of the campaign.
My prrediction for this week:
The Shawvita Secular Turtle Meisters 20,
the Mendacious Amy Coney Barrett Charismatic Zealots 41.
We're only one game away from a season unblemished by a win! That will continue to be the case for the rest of the campaign.
My prrediction for this week:
The Shawvita Secular Turtle Meisters 20,
the Mendacious Amy Coney Barrett Charismatic Zealots 41.
10-15-2022, 01:02 PM
(10-15-2022, 11:42 AM)MV72018 Wrote: We're going to 1-5 this week!
We're only one game away from a season unblemished by a win! That will continue to be the case for the rest of the campaign.
My prrediction for this week:
The Shawvita Secular Turtle Meisters 20,
the Mendacious Amy Coney Barrett Charismatic Zealots 41.
I’m going to be optimistic and say the Shawvita brain trust puts up 21 points. I just can’t decide if it’s 6 TDs only that we yield or 6 TDs and a FG. How many scoring possessions depends a lot on TOs and I know we cannot continue to be such a statistical outlier, but 42 points allowed seems optimistic…
(10-15-2022, 11:42 AM)MV72018 Wrote: We're going to 1-5 this week!
We're only one game away from a season unblemished by a win! That will continue to be the case for the rest of the campaign.
My prrediction for this week:
The Shawvita Secular Turtle Meisters 20,
the Mendacious Amy Coney Barrett Charismatic Zealots 41.
I’m going to be optimistic and say the Shawvita brain trust puts up 21 points. I just can’t decide if it’s 6 TDs only that we yield or 6 TDs and a FG. How many scoring possessions depends a lot on TOs and I know we cannot continue to be such a statistical outlier, but 42 points allowed seems optimistic…
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