Footballking16

Yep, unfortunate reality. Inconsistent QB play and the lack of a 2nd and 3rd gear offensively really prevented this Cathedral team from reaching its ceiling.

Really, really good football game tonight between New Pal and Cathedral. About as physical and hard hitting of a game you’ll these days. I think for weeks the storyline was New Pal’s offense vs Cathedral’s defense, and ironically enough, the game can be defined by two special teams plays that both went New Pal’s way. New Pal ran the opening kick back for a TD and later had a tremendous hustle play that prevented a TD on a kick return ensuing a Cathedral safety. Cathedral went on to throw a pick in the end zone from the 3 yard line 3 plays later.

Not sure there’s such a thing as a moral victory in the playoffs, especially for a program with 14 state titles.

Charlie Spegal is still in college?!?!? How? He was like 20 at New Pal and that was 5-6 years ago.

He kicked a FG (that ultimately missed) down 16 points in the 4th quarter. I think you can definitely still call in to question Freeman's coaching practices.

-IU and Ohio State (assuming they play) will sort 1 and 2 out. Doesn't really matter where each are ranked right now. I don't really see how the loser drops below the 4th seed and first round bye -Notre Dame currently last at-large team in the field. Could easily be jumped by Texas this weekend if the Longhorns win at Georgia. ND needs USC to keep on winning and Pitt to stay a ranked opponent when they play in a few weeks.

If Ohio State and IU are both undefeated playing for the B10 championship...the loser isn't dropping out of the top 4 unless it's a completely non-competitive 40 point game game. If Alabama and/or Texas A&M lose before they play each other in the SEC title game you can probably pencil in Ohio State and Indiana as top 4 seeds before they even play the game.

No, President Whitten did however. LSU should have a formal president (and new AD) by the time the next LSU coach is hired.

To a 65 year old who left the sport with no intention of coming back? Like I said, spineless.

Marginal at best equals a 14 year show-cause?

So because they won AFTER they stopped cheating makes it alright? How does that even make sense? I'm allowed to steal from the grocery store for the month of November and I should get a lighter sentence in the event I get caught if I show receipts for the items I purchased in December? Of all the dumb things you've said on this website....

I can't answer as to why the NCAA is spineless. I've repeatedly stated that. I do know they didn't hand out the single largest show-cause in their institutions history (among multi-year show-cause to several other coaches and staffers) to a team that "won fair and square". Why did Paul Manafort only receive a 43 months for a conviction that carried a 25 year sentence? I can't answer these questions. Acting like Michigan did nothing wrong because the NCAA let them off easy doesn't excuse what they did. Maybe Sherrone Moore coaching your team is retribution and karma for the rest of us.

Your Head Coach received the largest show cause penalty in NCAA history. That's "massive".

I've never once argued the NCAA had a backbone now did I?

Mysteriously obsessed? It doesn't take any joy out of my time watching Indiana this year to acknowledge that Michigan got off easy for one of the biggest cheating scandals since SMU back in the 80's.