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Anyone else feel next year is the last year of a 4 year stretch where we had our best shots to win a title in 20 years? By 23 and 24 we had coaching continuity, elite skill players, an elite defense, an experienced QB, NFL players all over, and very forgiving schedules. We also had a head start on NIL. This year we were 1 bad game away from being in the playoffs and peaking at the right time. Next year is Arch's last year, we will have NFL draft picks in Goosby and Baker, draft picks in Wingo and Mosley, experience at key spots on the defense, plus we will play a bunch of teams with new coaches. I feel like if we don't get it done next year, we will be a perennial top 10 team rather than a top 4 team. Also, who knows what happens with Sark when Arch declares for the NFL in a year.

It’s something I’ve thought about…the ND AD is doing a whole lot of talking, which is getting all of the coverage. Is this the real story and he wants to keep the focus on him while they figure it out with Freeman bts? My tin foil hat is on, and I’m eager to see how it all plays out.

99 snaps over three years. 55 punt returns in 2024, but averaged just 7.53 yards per return.

I would LMAO. Screw ND.

Welcome to the world of BYU football.

So he goes on a mission trip for two years, puts some weight on and then comes back as a 20-21 yr old “freshman” who can then redshirt and start his path to threatening Diego Pavea’s age record for oldest to attend a heisman ceremony….. or did Chris weinke beat both of them in that one 🤣🤣

He's a Georgia kid. Some family members probably wanted him/want him at Georgia. If CJ says Terry is enjoying Austin than I don't really have any doubts he'll stay cause the staff is gonna make a competitive NIL offer and because of his production late they're also gonna make it known to him that he's gonna play a lot next year. To me the biggest reason to transfer has been debunked by CJ if he says Terry feels like Austin is home.

I too have major plans for Terry to be a focal point of the defensive line in 2026.

Chicken Little?

That would be the cherry on top of a colossally bad fall for ND. It’ll be interesting to see if Freeman would actually bolt on his team after everything that transpired.

Self irrigation?? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Is there too much of a “bro culture” amongst the coaches? Sark seems to care more about maintaining his friendships with Flood-Nansen-Banks than being a hardass

The rapture has been a thing many times too. Gullibility is the thing oftentimes least discussed.

By being a different coach and personality. It’s not just something that you can just change.

During Sark’s tenure we have to be one of the most undisciplined teams in the country. How does that get fixed?

Indiana has elite discipline that stems from their head coach that demands it. We do not have that.

Possibly I guess. I don't remember that article or quote too be 100%. But if a family member went on record, I guess it isn't entirely nothing.

He could enter and I could look like an idiot for saying this but is some of the rumors of Terry hitting the portal caused from that big article last year when he committed when one of his family members told the reporter that he/she thought he would get homesick and transfer?

As long as they hit on their quarterbacks, they will be competitive. But it will essentially be solely based on transfer portal success.

23.0 yards per catch this year. Just entered the portal. 5'9, 170

Is their success sustainable? And if so we should aim to do the same.

They do a fine job, no doubt. They also start 10/11 players on offense on their 4th year or later of college football, several of which are 5th years. To me, that is just as important as any aspect of their roster seeing so much success.

Does anyone know how our evaluation team compares to Indiana? They have an ELITE eye for talent, how’s our staff?

Big play waiting to happen in 2025. Stud WR