Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.

[ZooCougar]

Reading between the lines, are you saying that ND is looking to open up options to its current relationship with the ACC?

I can’t see another conference that is desperate enough to put up with their BS. And Yormark already blasted them famously.

 

[Fishy]

No one should be worrying about Notre Dame. They’re not worried about themselves, so stop wishcasting scenarios where they’re forced to do something they don’t want to do - it never happens.

 

[Fishy]

It is time for Notre Dame to leave the football kids’ table

Irish football needs to be bold in their decision regarding the ACC.

www.ndsmcobserver.com

It's not going to happen.

First, can we all stop buying into the myth that somehow the SEC or Big Ten are actually special once you get past the top two or three teams? Beating Iowa or Purdue or Missouri or whoever is the same as beating whatever scrapple you're beating in the ACC.

Second, why would they? Hey, let's upheave our entire athletic program for no particular reason or benefit! It'll be fun!

Third, you are absolutely crazy if you think there's a school out there that is gonna look at the Big East and think, yeah, I wanna do that instead of the ACC.

 

[Purple Stein]

ND has scheduled SEC opponents (recently and in the future) like Texas A&M, Alabama, Auburn, Texas, Florida, etc....

You are completely wrong about ND's talent level. ND may be rated #1 in the country going into next season.

Marcus Freeman has transformed ND's talent level.

For instance, ND had the combined #1 recruiting and transfer portal class this year.

ND went a decade without recruiting a 5 star. This year? ND signed five 5 star recruits, plus got four former 5 star recruits in the portal.

It is more likely the Notre Dame ends next season ranked 13th again than it is that they start the season ranked first.

 

[BigTenFan]

One team in Indiana won the National Championship this year.. and it wasn't ND

 

[JwittersPAC]

It's not going to happen.

First, can we all stop buying into the myth that somehow the SEC or Big Ten are actually special once you get past the top two or three teams? Beating Iowa or Purdue or Missouri or whoever is the same as beating whatever scrapple you're beating in the ACC.

Second, why would they? Hey, let's upheave our entire athletic program for no particular reason or benefit! It'll be fun!

Third, you are absolutely crazy if you think there's a school out there that is gonna look at the Big East and think, yeah, I wanna do that instead of the ACC.

You think there is only 2 or 3 top teams in the SEC and BIG 10? lol. 9 schools in the SEC and 9 schools in the BIG 10 have won the national championship in football. In addition football game attendance runs much higher in both the SEC and the BIG10 compared to the ACC.

 

[UConnJim]

After the UConn/Butler game, I switched to watch the end of the Syracuse/Cal game. Dome was empty. Then the BC/Stanford game came on. Conte Forum is empty. The downside of conference realignment.

 

[UConnTrumbull]

After the UConn/Butler game, I switched to watch the end of the Syracuse/Cal game. Dome was empty. Then the BC/Stanford game came on. Conte Forum is empty. The downside of conference realignment.

They should try winning lol