No way the Irish lose 2 in a row. Plus MSU has had there number the last couple of years so they are looking for some revenge and to get back to winning.
I don't know, guys. Notre Dame looked really bad in that Michigan game. I think it's safe to say Michigan is pretty good, but that game wasn't even close.
MSU could give the Irish two losses in a row, easy. I wouldn't even be surprised.
This is either the point where MSU shows that after years of waiting they're finally "for real", or the point where they get blown out, collapse, and win maybe 1 game for the rest of the season.
Of course, said collapse is just as likely to happen after they play U-M
I agree with Atog. For some reason, traditionally, they are a jekyl/hyde team. As soon as you think they might actually be good, they put up stinkers. Just when you think they're down, they pull off the upset.
I think ND is peaved due to last year and last week, and will probably play their best game. Wouldnt mind ND being knocked down another peg, but I'd be surprised if ND doesnt have the win in hand early in the 4th quarter.
I say State pulls the upset in this one. Or maybe it's just wishful thinking. I do think Stanton is a very solid QB, just maybe not solid enough to pull this one off.
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HskrPwr13 wrote:I agree with Atog. For some reason, traditionally, they are a jekyl/hyde team. As soon as you think they might actually be good, they put up stinkers. Just when you think they're down, they pull off the upset.
I think ND is peaved due to last year and last week, and will probably play their best game. Wouldnt mind ND being knocked down another peg, but I'd be surprised if ND doesnt have the win in hand early in the 4th quarter.
Agree. MSU is always the opposite of what everyone thinks they are. They look good this year, so they'll probably end up losing big here.