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This morning Watson has lost endorsement deals to Nike and Beats by Dre, assume his other deals (Rolex among others) will get nixed too.

I also think some younger coaches and teachers decide to go to the Administrative side, because that's where the money and higher paying jobs are in education. If you have a family, being in administration helps pay the bills as opposed to coaching which normally pays minimal for all of the time a coach puts in. And in most corporations, admin are not allowed to coach.

It's just frustrating as a bears fan, all of these other teams are making moves and we've signed our kicker and punter. And now it sounds like they might sign Andy Dalton. (long, sad sigh)

No relation, but Gregg did wrestle and play football for Coach (Al) Smith

Gregg Smith, longtime assistant coach and DC for the Mishawaka Cavemen passed away last night. I don't have any details, just got a text from my mom this morning and checked the social media world and saw the devastating news. Such a great guy, father, husband, coach, teacher... Gut wrenching. Prayers to his wife and 2 sons, and to all of those in the Mishawaka community, you lost a great one.

Didn't look up their numbers but I would think Kansas would love to have that 50-48 record as opposed to what Charlie and Les have compiled together...

Came across this interview with Deion Sander and Dan Patrick discussing HOF https://youtu.be/92T_3ITjJgs

Heard on the radio this morning (ESPN 1000 Kap and Hoodie) that Mahomes ran for like 490 yards backwards, side to side, or just evading the pass rush. It seemed, in the 4th qtr. especially, every time he dropped back to pass he spun, went backwards, and then tried moving to the side.

Logan Diggs is correct name, and he’s indeed Irish

Think you guys mean Matt Millen, who loved himself some wide receivers

I'm old so I'm talking before everything was a click a way... Now if you follow close enough you know who will go where and there isn't as much suspense as they're used to be.

Absolutely

Used to love this day, take a day off from school and watch and read about new commitments. Now with the early signing period feels like this day isn't what it used to be or maybe it's just me. I'm a Notre Dame fan and they have really taken advantage of the early period, signing most of their guys in Dec and only a few in Feb. The rb they're supposed to announce today (Logan Duggs) is supposedly having 2nd thoughts and wants to remain home and play for LSU. As a fan, or coach, what does everyone feel about the 2 different signing periods? **Side note** So so happy NCAA football series is coming back! Forgot to say congrats to all of the Indiana HS players who are moving on to the next level!

Agree, but they have the same body type and running style. What was Wheatley's size when he arrived in AA?

Harbaugh also hired Edwards's hs coach and former Michigan player Ron Bellamy as an assistant coach. Edwards is going to be a beast, Wheatley seems like a good comparison.

Wells has 2 daughters, both soccer players and Zoey plays bb as well. Lux has 3 boys I believe that are all in CP schools, all basketball players.

Girls basketball and boys wrestling doesn’t seem to have any trouble finding athletes who end up at CPHS, I’d assume football will be no different

Read that new ND DC Marcus Freeman zoomed with Curry this week or last and the plan is to restart his recruitment. Just hope it’s not too late and why he wasn’t a top priority with the previous defensive staff.

Good deal, feel bad for the kids who didn’t get to experience the backyard brawl during this hiatus so I’m happy the 2 schools were able to get this game back on the schedule. Too bad we have to wait until 2023

Caitlyn is an awesome girl, I never thought I'd be typing that on a football message board. I had the pleasure of having her back in elementary school and again as a student in drivers ed. She's one of my all time favorites, just a nice down to Earth girl. Maybe she can bring glory back to the Crown Point or Lake Central football teams haha (I kid of course)

Not an official historian but at Mishawaka the colors used to be maroon, yellow, and white. My sophomore year (1993 season) they went away from the yellow and used just maroon and white. Not sure how long they had yellow but when I was younger and attended games I remember yellow being a part of the uniforms.

Chirp freakin’ chirp, that was a beat down! Congrats to them on their 1st bowl win. They are deserving on a top 25 maybe top 20 finish

I would go wherever Trevor Lawrence goes!

I understand the SEC bias but you can’t tell me (if everything plays out the way we think, Clemson, OSU, Bama win Saturday) that the playoff committee not to mention tv ratings would love to see Alabama vs Notre Dame and Ohio State vs Clemson. Does Texas A&M carry the same weight as OSU or ND? IMO they don’t. As far as the past, there’s nothing you can do about it except win now. People will always remember the Bama game even tho it was 2012, Miami, Clemson twice, and of course Michigan a few seasons ago. It’s 2020, ND has been building towards this. The depth, the talent, and the coaching is way improved since 2012.

Tyler Buchner will have a shot to compete in the spring for sure... Ian Book will be gone, Brandon Clark (backup fr qb) may need a knee procedure, which leaves qb Drew Pyne, Tyler Buchner, and Ron Powlus as your qb room next season unless they bring in a grad transfer qb. Lot of hype towards Buchner, he has all the tools but played inferior competition in San Diego before transferring for his senior season (not sure if he played senior season). Good opportunity for Ron Powlus, you never know when an opportunity could arise but I don’t think they signed him to be a starter down the road, IMO