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[QUOTE="Hoophound, post: 5330193, member: 271"] It won’t have the level of excitement ND did. We were desperate for a win after Jazz died and South Bend was the perfect setting. It was a magical situation. In terms of helping right this program and showing that we are back on the level of power conference teams, it would be absolutely huge to beat Cuse. A win would give me complete confidence that we can run the table if we stay healthy and play well. It would also begin a real media boost that will last all season. It will put us on the radar as a great story in week 2. That can get us a lot of publicity over the course of fall if we keep it up. [/QUOTE]
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