Tag: Tyler Eifert
Çhristmas Wish List
1–Win Bowl Game convincingly.
2–Wrap up recruiting with Kiel.
3–QB–that whoever emerges is outstanding.
4–10 Win(at least) 2012 season.
5–Teo & Eifert come back.
6–Dayne Crist has a sensational season where ever he goes.
7– Both D. Robinson and M. Barkley go pro.
8– That Urban loses every game in 2012
ND 59 AIR FORCE 33
ND Editor
Football
Tagged Air Force, Andrew Hendrix, Chase Hounshell, Cierre Wood, George Atkinson, Jamoris Slaughter, Jonas Gray, Michael Floyd, Notre Dame, Roby Toma, Theo Riddick, Tommy Rees, Tyler Eifert
This game basically over by halftime with ND 49 AF 16 due primarily to turnovers by AF and an unstoppable ND offensive performance.
ND totaled 560 yards total offense with Rees passing for 4 TD’S 260 yards and the rest by an explosive running game.
The following players scored:
Floyd, Eifert, Gray, Wood, Riddick, Atkinson and Roby Toma–his first as a ND player.
Andrew Hendrix leading rusher at 111 yards which included a 78 yard run–should have been a TD but Hendrix got his feet tangled and fell down at the 1 yard line.
Dominating offensive performance and MVP offense goes to Rees.
Defense was another matter altogether–they were gashed for 565 yards and clearly don’t have a clue how to stop a fast paced multiple style option offense. AF just couldn’t put points on the board when it mattered. Does not bode well for future opponent Navy which cut blocks a lot more than AF.
Jamoris Slaughter the defensive MVP.
Surprised that freshman DL Chase Hounshell, number 50 played although he looked pretty damn good–but burns a year of eligibility.
Overall a win against a good team. 4-2 going into bye week.
Check out highlight video from und.com below:
ND 15 PITT 12
ND Editor
Football
Tagged Bob Diaco, Brian Kelly, Carlo Calabrese, Jonas Gray, Louis Nix, Michael Floyd, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Tommy Rees, Tyler Eifert
Your lying eyes are not deceiving you. This game was bloody awful.
It was obvious right from the outset and throughout the game that ND was completely out coached, out played and outhit.
It seemed that the Pitt defensive coordinator was wired into Brian Kelly’s headset. It was also obvious that Bob Diaco was hopelessly confused as were the players.
Rees tossed a pick and fumbled as usual. He had absolutely zero pass protection. I have wondered why previous opponents didn’t just blitz all the time.
I have nothing good to say about the Offensive Line–each would get an F if I was evaluating them.
Defensive Line played well especially Aaron Lynch–that guy could make one of the All American squads by years end. Stephon Tuitt was very good also.
What genius had Louis Nix playing off the line–he also seemed to wear down as game went along. Was not impressed by the play of the OLB’S.
I don’t know what the deal is with Teo–he is not the dominant ILB that was projected by all.
Pitt took Michael Floyd completely out of the game
Offense:
Jonas Gray had a real nice 78yd touchdown run. MVP Offense
Tyler Eifert came through in the clutch.
Tommy Rees while befuddled managed to lead ND for the win.
DEFENSE:
Not impressed except for mentions above.
Carlo Calabrese MVP Defense for game saving pass knock away.
Pitt had like 4th and 38yds to go and Carlo ended up one on one and saved the game. The question I have–where was everyone else in this prevent defense–if that pass completed could have gone all the way.
Field Goal attempt–what the hell was a center doing placing the ball??? I admit I did not pay close attention to the holder until now but it makes no sense to me–at the very least, you want a holder who can move and possibly pass on a bobbled snap.
Pitt should have won this game–better team today.
4 games into the season and now standing at 2W 2L but this team is not improving–sort of treading water–both players and coaches.
Expected much much more but give the Pitt coaches and players credit–they wanted this game much much more and played like it.
What’s ahead–who the hell knows!!!!!!!!!