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Dear Faithful,
Welcome back to our annual tradition.
College Football is upon us once again, but this year feels different.
Notre Dame has always been an Independent, but now more than ever.
NIL, transfer portal, Conference Expansion and realignment, and expanded playoffs.
Being an Independent used to be about playing a national schedule and having autonomy.
Now being an Independent is about values.
College Football has become a behemoth screaming “MONEY, POWER, GREED”.
They have answered those behemoth screams with “GOD, COUNTRY, NOTRE DAME”.
Undaunted, unflinching, uNDefeated.
ND will fight off calls to “join a conference” by traveling to Penn Station and College Station.
Big, small, smart, dumb (Florida State), come one, come all.
Notre Dame will beat them all.
The uNDefeated blog his here.
It’s manifest destiny of hate for the Irish with no real facts to back it up.
“Class rings, overhyped, and the 12th man.
A&M deserves all the criticism that usually is pinned to the Irish.
Notre Dame 21-13
Northern Illinois
I can’t lie.
I hate that Notre Dame has added MAC schools to the schedule.
Their schedule will always get picked apart.
This year the picking is justified.
The schedule is weaker than normal.
Purdue is little brother.
You let your little brother hang around when you play against them before snatching it late with dominance.
They got their playoff chances cooked in Kentucky last year.
Trap game spot of the schedule and ND got caught.
No more surprises from Louisville.
Mike Denbrock led LSU’s QB to a Heisman last year and has come home to South Bend.
This is the game where Leonard Heisman futures start to look nice.
Notre Dame 41-10, 6-0
@ Georgia Tech
I am looking forward to this game.
The result will look the same as well.
I love when the ND players show respect for the Midshipmen on the field after the game.
Arm in arm, singing fight songs, after annihilating them between the lines.
Notre Dame 31-21, 9-0
Virginia
Cute little program that will always have a few athletes and smart players.
That just isn’t enough, especially on senior day.
This will be the 24th time Notre Dame has played Army in Yankee Stadium.
The BigTen is really letting the Trojans ease into life as a Midwest team.
They won’t have to worry about traveling to Indiana this year…at all.
Not for ND and certainly not for the BigTen championship.
That is just fine with me.
Christmas playoff football at Notre Dame will be a religious experience.
Wake Up the echoes.
Celebrate our first playoff win and our Lord’s birthday.
We’ll see you Saturday.
