Notre Dame suffered their first lost of the season with one second left on the clock, after an egregious defensive pass interference no call. That second matters. Just ask Michigan (twice). Fans condition themselves to focus on those last seconds. They can absolutely seal the fate of a game. Just
This week, OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH TEXAS, there was blood in the water, I laugh at teams that ate it, and oh, Notre Dame played. I truly believe the mastery of college football comes from not recognizing patterns, but recognizing the centers of chaos. Statistical analysis and knowing what to look at on
It's the first newsletter of the month, so this edition is completely free! In this issue: don't worry about the rain, SEC recalibration, Northwestern might be good, let's laugh at Michigan and SC, plus other college football quick hits. Last week, I shared a
This week, I focus on the dance of youth sports with college football, Ann Arbor having the ball not lie weeks later, Southern Cal proving they are the worst, the Aggies checking out early, and much more. When I started this new venture, I knew there would come a time
Alternate title: "Just enjoy the ride, dammit." In this issue: Notre Dame downs Sparty, the worst way to lose a game in history, lol Kiffykins, and loads of quick hits from a bonkers week 3. The Rushing Game is Fine, Actually I honestly think that Notre Dame fans
This week's newsletter was going to largely feature me waxing poetic about heading back to Notre Dame with my friends. It's still here, behind the paywall, as are a couple other college football notes. That's because, sadly... It's Been Zero Days Since
In this issue: Notre Dame treats the badgers to a second half drumming (again), a mystery extra second in Ann Arbor, a team without a special teams coordinator wins with special teams, how to run a hot seat with a power outage, and more from a bonkers week 1. The
I don't miss blogging. I don't miss podcasting. The grind wore me down and I simply didn't have the time or energy to dedicate to it. I do, however, miss writing. I'd like to think there's a massive difference. Writing