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Now let's see what Riley Leonard can do.

Wrong again, but regardless, this year, next year, it doesn't really matter when talking Notre Dame. They're in the top 4 every year because they have a long history of winning, same as Michigan, Ohio State and Alabama. Notre Dame doesn't need to wait 50+ years between Bowl games and then start squawking about how great they are, they can do it every single year, not just 2 out of 60. That team in Bloomington is changing their school song to this:

Lol, you don't say 1 word about this year in the post I responded to. You're special aren't you?

It absolutely has bearing on the topic. Notre Dame can possibly pass Alabama on the list in 2026. Go back to ignoring me if you can't even get in a good insult, troll.

Notre Dame is actually 4th with 970 wins. Michigan, Ohio State, and Alabama are 1-3. Indiana is #1 at the top of the most losses ever column.

Thankfully the Southern Methodists didn't back away from playing Notre Dame like the Southern California Methodists did. I mean, it's California did we expect anything else besides a bunch of cowards?

Looks like Whittingham heading to Michigan: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47421108/whittingham-agrees-5-year-deal-coach-michigan

Darn, I always miss the good stuff.

It's a big nothingburger on this Forum

It truly shows the importance and prestige that Notre Dame brings to the national stage when no one even wants to discuss the teams actually chosen to play for a National Championship as we head into the Semifinals of the CFP! Go Irish!

I think your needle is stuck in a locked groove at the end of the record.

Automatic D-line qualifiers? Didn't know that was a thing.

Are there any D-line prospects incoming? I felt their line was undersized in 2025.

Notre Dame wasn't included in the Playoffs for their schedule alright, their future schedule: The committee knew Notre Dame would be in the bracket spot scheduled to play Indiana in the semifinal The CFP couldn't have Notre Dame ruining their cute Cinderella story. Prove me wrong.

Yes, like they have done every year since 1926. In 1964, the games in South Bend have always been in the 3rd week of October, in LA the 3rd week of November. Next year would have been at USC in late November per the tradition of the last 100 years.

Perfect timing. Happy Festivus!

Instead of Catholics vs Methodists, it will be Catholics vs. Mormons

USC didn't like the date for next year and the 2 couldn't come to an agreement on a 'new' date. https://sports.yahoo.com/college-football/breaking-news/article/sources-notre-dame-usc-rivalry-series-ending-next-year-as-irish-finalize-2-year-deal-with-byu-165245493.html

LOL, a blind hypocrite is the worst kind. You've done 2 out of 3 of those today.

Look in the mirror Trojan Dad. I don't think he'll leave, but the institution lives on either way. Go Irish!

I really don't need any lectures from you. Go away and troll someone else. No Michigan ridicule for today making you bored?

He responded to a member of the FW Mafia I have on ignore. I can't see those posts unless they're quoted. I'm just asking people to stay on the topic of the thread. I don't think that's too much to ask. If you want to hate on Notre Dame, do it on their 2026 team-which is the topic of this thread. The 2025 season is finished for Notre Dame, the team knows it, their fans know it, the only ones who want to keep talking about it are the haters. There are still active threads for those of you so inclined to continue yapping about Notre Dame not making the CFP.

Notre Dame isn't in a conference. Let's try to stay on topic here. It's not that hard.

Helmet driven right into Love's facemask. I hope he has to pay a hefty fine for that, he should have been ejected.

Alabama hasn't played any games in 2026 yet. I think you're in the wrong thread.