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Who did he go against?Named to virtually every freshman All-America team so far, Moore has an 88.7 overall grade with Pro Football Focus that places him seventh among all cornerbacks with at least 300 snaps. Colorado star Travis Hunter, the Heisman Trophy winner, is sixth. Should be a great matchup best true Freshman CB in the nation vs the best true freshman WR. Moore also has an interesting connection to OSU. His father a history professor at UT(not sure if its Austin) got his PHD at Ohio StateHow Leonard Moore went from 'terrible' to 'the ultimate corner' for Notre Dame football
Named to virtually every freshman All-America team so far, Notre Dame football CB Leonard Moore has an 88.7 overall grade with Pro Football Focus.www.southbendtribune.com
Easy killer.Who did he go against?
Seriously name one good WR he faced this year.
Oh I know but it’s a good question though. I don’t know how else to ask it lolEasy killer.
Guests are welcome unless they bring down the thunder.
My advice is to drink heavilyOh I know but it’s a good question though. I don’t know how else to ask it lol
…and then come post some more once you’re nice and toasted.My advice is to drink heavily
And sir, I will do my very best to LIKE every fucking one of them.I'm gonna pretty much post nothing but that for 48 hrs leading up to and during the game.
One more. Then forever.
no I don’t think anyone wants that here lolMy advice is to drink heavily
You dare mock the Commander n Chief trophy sir?no I don’t think anyone wants that here lol
But looking into it ND did not play one ranked team in the regular season other than Army and had the 57th SOS. Then had the easier half of the bracket in the playoffs vs Indiana at home, UGA without a QB, and Penn State without WRs.
There’s six offenses ND played this year ranked inside the top half of the rankings and here’s the number of yards given up.
1. USC 360 (back up QB)
2. Louisville 264
3. Ga Tech 269
4. Indiana 215
5. UGA 234 (back up QB in his first start)
6. UVA 172
ND also got both Navy and Army who combined barely got 100 yards passing. Looking at who had success on ND I think it’s safe to assume none of those teams are truly that good. Especially since USC and UGA were without their QBs.
this is the first good offense ND has truly faced. One that can throw, run, and one that won’t be missing their QB.