AZ Hoosier

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/50381248/sources-miami-toney-ankle-uncertain-notre-dame-game

How did this one get past Painter? https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/50378900/cherif-millogo-no-8-recruit-2027-commits-kentucky

Is there a way for both teams to get blown out in the same game? Would love to see the Whining Irish absolutely throttled, but not sure I want to see Miami win, let alone pound someone with hopes of making the playoffs. After ND, Miami has Duke (6-2), Virginia Tech (6-2) and Boston College (4-4) left, and I don't see any of them challenging the 'Canes. The Domers have BC (6-2), SMU (6-2) and Syracuse (4-4). ND being ND, they are more than capable of losing to any/multiple of their remaining opponents.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/50373576/miami-georgia-utah-indiana-headline-first-cfp-rankings

Yowza! That will show them who's boss.

... with 100% predictable results ... who'd have thought that he wouldn't be accurate? :D

Wait... does little brother play basketball outside? Good to know.

I've already posted that the IU-little brother game will be their Super Bowl. I have no doubt that the Hoosiers will win, but their goal will be to spoil our run at a third consecutive playoff appearance and a consecutive Natty.

And baseball just last week.

I have serious doubts that Hoover can get to 100% before USC. I don't have an issue with bringing him back - it's his team. But he must be healthy, or it's a fool's errand.

I have no problem with Hoover coming back and replacing Wilson... but Hoover has to be healthy (at least 95%). Wilson is more than capable for USC, Washington and little brother. I say we give Wilson the ball and let Hoover get healthy. Hoover does us no good if he's only as healthy he appeared to be on Saturday.

Iin Phoenix, you just have to make do and suffer through. Given a choice, there's no question... Indiana style

Crap. Now I'm jonesing for a Stromboli!

Booing is not acceptable. Pure and simple. It's not acceptable. My concern with Hoover, and I've stated it several times already, is simply this: is he injured or not? It matters because if injured, that puts the onus of the quarterback play on the coaching staff. If he's hurt, why is he playing? If he's not hurt, what is the coaching staff doing to help him sort out the issue. Cignetti has said that he was not 100% against Michigan. So he's "hurt" to some extent. With a capable backup in Grant Wilson, why is Cignetti trotting him out there and propping him up? Get him out, get him healthy and bring him back for the playoffs.