I never saw the movie, but this sounds more like Penn State.
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I never saw the movie, but this sounds more like Penn State.
How does he get in him? Is Rudy a giant mechanical contraption like the Trojan Horse?This Puddy.
There fans seem excited for the matchup 
https://notredame.forums.rivals.com/threads/iowa-st-v-irish.149063/
https://notredame.forums.rivals.com/threads/iowa-st-v-irish.149063/
There fans seem excited for the matchup
https://notredame.forums.rivals.com/threads/iowa-st-v-irish.149063/
A lot of whining about being punished for being independents, but I liked the comment about expecting 40,000 Iowa St. to show up.
Too much standing around and dribbling on that offensive possession.
My uncle, who happens to be a Hawk (kind of in line with the Iowa/ND rivalry), always talked smack about that movie. How it wasn't accurate. I always just laughed cause he's one of those crusty old conservatives from the 60's. He always made me laugh.
Here's some interesting data from in there:There fans seem excited for the matchup
https://notredame.forums.rivals.com/threads/iowa-st-v-irish.149063/
We are not as bad an opponent as our record would indicate.
Lifelong Lutheran here, Augustana (Rock Island, IL) was affiliated with our eastern Iowa church back when they were a powerhouse. I remember Augie Viking coach Bob Reade was mentioned as a possible candidate for the ISU job during one of the blunder hires, maybe Criner? Reade had won some amazing amount of National Championships at their level.
Years before Reade coached there, they were still pretty good. My confirmation class went to tour the college and attended a football game afterwards. Their QB that day was future Bengals Super Bowl QB Ken Anderson!
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I dont know about anyone else, but getting a win here would make up for at least a few of those blown opportunities
Catfishing accident?
This post over there pretty much sums up where they are at:There fans seem excited for the matchup
https://notredame.forums.rivals.com/threads/iowa-st-v-irish.149063/
“I’m not hear to bad mouth the Cyclones or anybody for that matter. I like their coach and they had a decent year. With that said, if you are ND, how do you get up for this game ? I have no doubt Iowa St will be sky high for this matchup. I just don’t see the Irish getting excited about this game. Maybe I’m wrong. I don’t know. ND gains nothing from a win. It is essentially a meaningless bowl game against an unranked opponent. Heck, I could see ND losing this game too. Well either way the game will be played. I hope they win. I also hope they come out of this game injury free. I’m already looking forward to next season.”
I guess their appearances in the BCS games and CFP have been meaningless too then.
They really should join the B1G to fit in with arrogant fanbases.
Sounds like a whole lot of “that’s their problem, not ours”. ND’s inability to get up for this game has no bearing on how big a win this would be for our program. Further, no bowl should schedule its game based on one team’s “ability to get up for its opponent”. ND - you want to play big time opponents in bowls? Don’t let Michigan hand you your ass in a doggie bag on your way out of Ann Arbor.
ESPN Prediction:
Camping World Bowl: Notre Dame vs. Iowa State
(Noon on ABC at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida)
The coaching matchups here are fascinating, as Brian Kelly leads Notre Dame against Iowa State and Matt Campbell, who would be on the short list to succeed Kelly in South Bend. Defensive coordinators Jon Heacock (Iowa State) and Clark Lea (Notre Dame) are both excellent tacticians. Notre Dame's offense is a little more reliable, though, and gets the win behind the Ian Book-Chase Claypool passing connection.
Prediction: Notre Dame 31, Iowa State 23
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...all-bowl-game-including-national-championship
Camping World Bowl: Notre Dame vs. Iowa State
(Noon on ABC at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida)
The coaching matchups here are fascinating, as Brian Kelly leads Notre Dame against Iowa State and Matt Campbell, who would be on the short list to succeed Kelly in South Bend. Defensive coordinators Jon Heacock (Iowa State) and Clark Lea (Notre Dame) are both excellent tacticians. Notre Dame's offense is a little more reliable, though, and gets the win behind the Ian Book-Chase Claypool passing connection.
Prediction: Notre Dame 31, Iowa State 23
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...all-bowl-game-including-national-championship
