Any thoughts on why we won't even call a deep throw?

We do call them

Book too often panics and checks down rather than risk a deeper throw unless someone is absolutely wide open. It's maddening. People believe our receivers can't get separation but it's not necessarily true.

Does he throw to his left much?

I had to miss a lot last night but when I was able to watch it seemed like he was mostly looking right.

He did complete one to the left to Keys.

Also the Louisville Dancer broken nose was to the left.

Fake handoffs also underwhelming. *

I was there, they were fooling nobody. *

The Denson/Kelly running back recruiting shining through ..

ND has 4 running backs in Jones/Smith/Flemister/Williams who appear to all run a top end 4.8 forty. None has a second gear or can turn the corner. Thus we see the Air Kelly model with a non NFL level quarterback.

Lee Becton proved that you don't have to be the fastest

guy out there as the RB in a good rushing attack -- you just have to be smooth.

I thought Williams was supposed to be fast *

You underestimate their speed

One of them has to run a 4.6. Shit, I was clocked at a 4.6 in college.

Me, too, in a century when that was still considered fast.

I was, after all, The Flash.

Would you come to ND if you were an elite RB? The HC

doesn’t give a crap about running the ball..

Hint: Neither does the NFL *

For the Notre Dame education, not for the NFL. *

star RB’s dont think like that *

Long long ago in a faraway galaxy, I went to summer school

. . . at USC. It was the summer just after OJ had graduated.

I saw him on campus all the time, just hanging out and being cool.

However, I always saw OJ with no fewer than two three-alarm blondes with him
or suspended on his arms.

Did OJ go to USC for the education? Would OJ have come to ND for the education?

LOL

Flash