Notre Dame would beat Auburn, Ole Miss, Vandy, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Miss st., and then up set A and M, Florida, Georgia or South Carolina and would get destroyed by LSU and Bama.
So would be somewhere around 9-5 if they played the entire SEC which they never would anyway. They played everyone tough.
So would be somewhere around 9-5 if they played the entire SEC which they never would anyway. They played everyone tough.
I take into account everything. I know exactly what their schedule was.
Notre Dame was fortunate as every break that could have went their way did. Pitt. was a sure loss, stanford was 3 inches either way from being a loss, BYU could have been a loss, and a couple others as well. Notre Dame could have very well been in the Independance Bowl. The Pitt. win felt like divine intervention as they lost that game 3 or 4 times.
Notre Dame was fortunate as every break that could have went their way did. Pitt. was a sure loss, stanford was 3 inches either way from being a loss, BYU could have been a loss, and a couple others as well. Notre Dame could have very well been in the Independance Bowl. The Pitt. win felt like divine intervention as they lost that game 3 or 4 times.
You know these things yet you don't apply them to your analysis to ND as an SEC team.hno:
I am putting them in the middle of the pack in the SEC where they belong. No doubt they benefitted bowl wise from being an independant
Impossible and unfair to give a won/ loss record for them as they do not even have an sec schedule but generally speaking, I would say middle of the pack and in a Dec. 27th or so bowl game.
