There are signs that Lombardi might try to get him to Chapel Hill next year.
How good is he?

Should Inniss be #6 on this list?

WR/TE

WR Jeremiah Smith: 53
TE Will Kacmarek: 45
WR Carnell Tate: 41
TE Max Klare: 35
TE Bennett Christian: 23
WR Brandon Inniss: 21
TE Nate Roberts: 7
TE Jelani Thurman: 2



WR Jeremiah Smith 53
WR Carnell Tate 41
WR Brandon Inniss 21
Total 115


TE Will Kacmarek 45
TE Max Klare 35
TE Bennett Christian 23
TE Nate Roberts 7
TE Jelani Thurman 2
Total 112

Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua:

"We were shocked, I would say, mystified, about what happened Sunday. ... We had one of the most dominant 10-game runs in the history of college football."



These are the 10 opponents (sp+):

#17 USC
#36 Pitt
#52 Arkansas
#54 NC State
#55 Boise State
#57 Navy
#103 Boston College
#112 Stanford
#120 Syracuse
#121 Purdue

I think This game proved that hartline wasn’t ready maybe I’m being too dramatic, but how does a team with so much talent struggle? I understand the game plan changes with the flow of the game but in a game where you couldn’t be conservative it bites you in the ass. Granted, Julian’s knee hitting the ground on that 4 and 1 hurt bad maybe worse than the missed field goal coach day knew deep down he should’ve replaced him after last years Michigan game but I digress. I dont Think we ran the ball enough firstly and secondly I dont Think bubble screens work when you can’t run the ball either, Indiana’s defense were on that shit like a fat guy in Waffle House . That right guard should’ve been benched mid season, I know there were some injuries but man anything would’ve been better honestly kakmarack could probably start at right guard and it’s been a problem all season long but it seemed like day ignored it even when asked in press conferences. We clearly saw that the deep ball could work but it was hard to see Julian struggling so much with how much pressure was coming thru that O line. For the most part the only passes that made a difference were when Julian had to scramble which goes to show how good the coverage was or just how bad the o line was today. Anyways those are my thoughts. It’s probably a bad thing to say this but I’m more disappointed in this loss than the Oregon lose last year and even the Michigan lose last year. This game was much the same as that game a year ago which is crazy because you’re supposed to learn from your mistakes and not take a step back. Again I understand This is the best team we’ve played all year and it showed. I was kind of disappointed when hartline became the OC it seemed like chip Kelly was in the booth with a highschool playbook. That’s it I’m done

It sounds like Legend wanted to sign with the Buckeyes, but his mom — and maybe his older brother — are pushing him to sign with the Volunteers instead.

If they’re pressuring him for their own reasons, that’s really frustrating. Why force your son/younger brother into something he clearly doesn’t want? Let the young man make his own decision. He wants to go to OSU, and that’s a great situation for him both academically and athletically. I honestly feel bad for him.


Here is the 247sports on the situation -> Legend Bey Article By Mike Roach

I'm from Ohio, but I've lived in Kentucky for the last decade.

Hearing Zach do the voice for Jim Greenlee for his after-the-show game with Pat is the most fucking offensive thing I've ever heard in my life.

Kris, I know you are more in the weeds with the recruiting. Just happened to see a post from Kayden Dixon-Wyatt on X and went digging. He stopped sharing OSU posts over the past month and started sharing Bama and a random Oregon post. Have you heard anything? What do you think the chances are he ends up a Buckeye?