...in its 22 year history. It took two days.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/co...7551.story

(12-07-2011 10:54 PM)TerryD Wrote:  ...in its 22 year history. It took two days.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/co...7551.story

I guess people love seeing Florida State and Notre Dame get together for a football game. The Game of the Century (1993) is proof of that. (At least in my opinion, anyway.)

Here's hoping the Irish wake up the echoes and shake down the thunder!

FSU and Miami have played in this game four times - including the first game. I think this suggests the traveling power of ND.

(12-07-2011 11:34 PM)TerryD Wrote:  FSU and Miami have played in this game four times - including the first game. I think this suggests the traveling power of ND.

Yeah, that, too. I knew I forgot something.

Touchdown Jesus does it again!

Whoop-de-doo, Basil, what does it all mean!?

(12-08-2011 12:17 AM)cfbfan89 Wrote:  Whoop-de-doo, Basil, what does it all mean!?

Lol, is this a serious question or are you just pulling my chain?

If the former, it means that the drawing power of ND for the bowls is again demonstrated and is alive and well.

The same thing happened with the Sun Bowl last year.

(12-08-2011 08:25 AM)TerryD Wrote:  

(12-08-2011 12:17 AM)cfbfan89 Wrote:  Whoop-de-doo, Basil, what does it all mean!?

Lol, is this a serious question or are you just pulling my chain?

If the former, it means that the drawing power of ND for the bowls is again demonstrated and is alive and well.

The same thing happened with the Sun Bowl last year.

Surely no one said ND does not have strong following as well as media draw. It is the product on the field that has been lacking since the late 80's or so, not the interest.

I was thinking about going but if it's sold out I bet the scalper tickets are gonna be really pricey...may have to sit this one out.