Comments on: Clock strikes twelve on Bearcats' Cinderella run

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By: StephenOfTroy

StephenOfTroy — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:54:47 +0000

It seems foolish to try to discern anything useful to ND or pertinent to The Liar from the Cincy – Florida game. Way too many variables in play. Then again I’m an English major. If any of you readers are calculus-addicts from MIT, please step forward and identify yourselves now.
Brian Kelly wasn’t coaching. How many of the players were less-than-motivated as a result? That’s rhetorical; I don’t claim to know. I just know it’s a “known unknown,” to quote Rumsfeld.
Tim Tebow was playing his last game. How many teams would have had a chance to stop him under those circumstances?
Urban Meyer had had some sort of medical exhaustion incident, which may have motivated his players and staff to work extra hard (or, maybe, just maybe, the fact that they lost the big game against Alabama motivated them).
And, of course, there were undoubtedly shenanigans aplenty from the vast zebra conspiracy. Okay not really. But I felt obliged to give Robert T. Gilleran a little shout-out for his tireless efforts to convince us that the absurdly impossible is in fact TAKING PLACE RIGHT UNDER OUR NOSES EVERY DAY.
All that said, what do those of you who were pooh-poohing Tebow’s ability a few weeks ago say now (when we were discussing who should be invited to the award ceremony for best QB in the nation in the context of whether Claussen got slighted by not being invited)? I’m not a Florida fan, but Tebow is the real deal. And he has a great attitude. If he doesn’t make it as QB, you can bet he would cheerfully play RB or even LB if they asked him to. How many Heisman winners can you say that about?
Fight On, Trojans and Go Irish!

By: sharkey

sharkey — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 21:54:46 +0000

The outcome of this game is no surprise. Cincinnati was WAY over mathed by the mighty Gators going in. Even if Kelly had been coaching them (they got blown out last year too, even with all their senior defense) the result would have been the same.
However, in Kelly’s defense(pun intended), Cincinnatti is a pretty good team that was built by mainly local players from the state of Ohio, or that region. Now his recruiting is national, and, to me, that is what is going to make or break his tenure at ND as his coaching seems to be solid. His “philosophies”, and “RKG’s”, saying the right things, yada, yada, yada are all wel and good, but will it succeed at ND?
Charlie left Kelly with a lot of good players even without Jimmy and Golden, so I expect Kelly can and will start strong the first couple of seasons. After that, we shall see. I hope he does well, it would be nice to be in the thick of things. I really missed ND being in a bowl this year.

By: Rob

Rob — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:13:46 +0000

I was more disappointed in the Bearcat offense. After 1st downs on their 1st two plays, the wheels really fell off. Hard to believe that QB was a Heisman candidate before he got hurt, because he was Awful with a capitol A!