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A few years ago ND replaced a 4-0 Brandon Wimbush (which included a win vs top 10 Michigan) with Ian Book.
And Wimbush was even a 10 game winning starter from the year before.
They lost to Clemson in December of 2020. 30 can't be an accurate number. They haven't even played 30 games since then.
It's a 30 game regular season win streak. They play 4-5 ACC teams per year, so it checks out.
It’s 30 regular season games in a row.
Overall, since 2017, they are 34-3 including postseason.
I've been critical of his play, but he's not terrible. Just inconsistent. He does have his moments with both his arm and legs. Notre Dame will be a big test for him.
I wouldn’t give in that easy my friend lol.
I think both sides are partially right. You guys are just using different terminology. While I don’t think JB was playing vanilla in any way sharp or form in our previous contest. But I’m fairly certain he was holding back a certain set of plays for this game. As most coaches do in almost every game. Based on schemes and personnel matchups etc.
Come on man 😃 I actually like Jack, and I feel confident that he can manage the game and have us in a position to win. I do see, like some of you guys here, where he does on occasion lose his composure. But when he gets in the zone he is quite impressive and makes great decisions.
But I have to correct you on your above statement. If Plummer was not a good QB he wouldn’t be playing right now for coach Brohm. And… Brohm didn’t bench Plummer, he broke his ankle. At least I think that was the situation. Correct me if I’m wrong.
No, Plummer was benched. The only reason he is here IMO is we had no QB ready, Plummer knows Brohm's offense which gives Brohm a season to get another QB ready. Plummer wouldn't be here if Brohm had other options imo.
Apparently he has 7 other options including one with experience, Domann. You guys are both correct. Brohm wanted a QB he was familiar with and more importantly a QB that was familiar with Brohm's offense. Called it a safety net. But on the other hand if Brohm didn't feel that Plummer hadn't earn the job, he wouldn't be playing him. Brohm's not playing for next season or the season after. He's playing for this year. Who would want anything different?
Yea I’m with you. And we both are kinda correct. But SHC is closer to being more accurate or on point because his analysis is more recent. After further review Plummer did lose is spot at QB to injury but that was his redshirt freshman year. So apparently he must of won it back again only to lose it the second time around his redshirt junior year. But he still had a higher completion percentage than the guy he lost it to. And while he lost it… I’m under the impression that is was a situational back and forth deal. But putting 2 and 2 together - I think Brohm was hoping that Plummer would take a few more chances down field. And Plummer has now proven, when given time he can get that done as well. So again… I like what we have in Plummer and hope like a mother 🤪 that he’s on point Tomorrow night!
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I never wish bad on our players. I'm a risk averse kind of person that believes there is a time to roll the dice, but when you have a player 5-15 yards underneath, you take the easy pass and wait for your opportunity.
Maybe it was because O'Connell was a better QB? He's starting in the NFL right now. Granted, its due to an injury to the starting QB, but being the backup as a rookie is something Plummer will most likely never experience.
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