This is not a Comic View Time. I feel what makes me feel hurt as a dog over Notre Dame's Academic Unaccount running through the Halls of The Program wasn't the suspicion rising theft of the 8th Heisman that would have put them above Ohio State and USC, with letting a man who bought his way in to College Station ride Midnight with the Heisman, then shotgun with Staubach's Bowl Record, iring many a College Football Citizen, to the casino and the flattening to Alabama that led to 2 Years Forfeited Lost over Manti Te'o laying egg after egg to America and scarring the image worse.
What hurts in the bigger than 1973 Michigan-Ohio State X Reunion from 2006 is Notre Dame's bad Michigan Game that little did we knew then we could have had 2 Ohio State-Notre Dame National Championship Games by now and the 2nd was over the unaccount of Tressel and his ilk in 2010.
Frankly, this is not literature when its too close to home. And, civically, in this Grand Theft Auto period, people roar when they know something is 2 Bit or the 2 Bit tries to hide in the office. I call this the 1999 Model F because with the NCAA allowing Minnesota to lawyer up at the expense of the state taxpayers in their worst decade yanking us from future law and order.
I'm sure the separate but otherwise unrelated tawdrinesses of Ohio State's and Notre Dame's Academic Mayhem from that Summer of Animousity helped bring instant results, but, reticience on the reprecussion. Us Midwesterners don't like seeing the Brian Kelly trying to calculate Switzer as a Good Image. With no Football Conference, I wonder if Notre Dame being a Home Slate Only for 2 Years be a notice for NBC Sports to fire Casablanca. I feel that would be the conservative option, especially if we had 2 Seasons No Program and then 2 Years Conference or Home Only over losing those wins. This is not the 10-10 Thanksgivings that tore down the Midwest, but, I feel instead of being overruled in anger and violence, I wished there was account and saying what about reprecussions for the no one is ever really to blame games.
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