No Irish need apply

[BB73]

ND and scUM are like a couple of registered sex offenders who live on the block. One likes little boys, one likes little girls.

Split hairs over which is "better" if you like.

Depends on whether you have a son or a daughter. I have one of each, so to hell with both of those teams.

 

[cincibuck]

Depends on whether you have a son or a daughter. I have one of each, so to hell with both of those teams.

Or think about this way: both may be obnoxious, but one helps you make money, while the other tries to keep all the money for himself.

FND

 

[buckeyesin07]

Misinterperation of posts about a non Ohio State school is this guys speciality. I'm surprised he didn't accuse @cincibuck of being a season ticket holder at Michigan.

A long memory, and a very thin skin.

 

[buckeyesin07]

My posting history shows that I would like to see Notre Dame remain irrelevant for the rest of time.

They're ranked #16 and made the NC game to years ago. "Remain irrelevant," unfortunately, isn't the case, despite how badly you want it to be true. "Remain irrelevant" might, however, be appropriate for the team that has, over the past six years, gone a putrid 21-27 in the Big Ten. Can you guess who that team might be? I'll bet you can.

It also shows that I believe it to be in the best interest of Ohio State football if Michigan and Michigan State beat Notre Dame.

Something with which many would disagree.

Media history shows that no team in big time football gets more boost for doing less than Notre Dame.

Where was that shown?

Legal history shows that Notre Dame skates while Ohio State and others go on probation.

NCAA probation isn't "legal history." That aside, ND is far from the only program that has skated. Take a look at Michigan's recent track record when it comes to on and off the field matters.

 

[cincibuck]

They're ranked #16 and made the NC game to years ago. "Remain irrelevant," unfortunately, isn't the case, despite how badly you want it to be true. "Remain irrelevant" might, however, be appropriate for the team that has, over the past six years, gone a putrid 21-27 in the Big Ten. Can you guess who that team might be? I'll bet you can.



Something with which many would disagree.



Where was that shown?



NCAA probation isn't "legal history." That aside, ND is far from the only program that has skated. Take a look at Michigan's recent track record when it comes to on and off the field matters.