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Notre Dame’s head coach Brian Kelly responds to ESPN’s College Game Day about his teams identity.
As the hosts of ESPN’s College Game Day, it should come to no surprise that Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly made an appearance. Maria Taylor asked what the Irish’s identity is and here was Kelly’s response.
“[It’s] starting to define itself. … They can make plays when they’re called upon.”
Brian Kelly on Notre Dame's identity: pic.twitter.com/MynZYz8r9z
— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) November 7, 2020
The hype is building. LET’S GO IRISH!
Clemson Tigers including D.J. Uiagalelei, Baylon Spector, Jackson Carman, Bryan Bresee, Myles Murphy and Amari Rodgers could give Notre Dame problems.
We all know Trevor Lawrence would normally be at the top of this list, but due to ACC protocols after a positive COVID-19 test, the Clemson star quarterback will watch from the sidelines. Dabo Swinney has finally gotten his recruiting to acumen to match his on-field status, since ’17 each of his classes have been ranked inside the top 10 according to the 247Sports composite team rankings. The Tigers have plenty of talent on both sides of the ball. Here are a few of them that you should be hearing their names called early and often.
A breakdown of each position for Notre Dame and Clemson and who has the advantage.
This is the game of the year in the ACC, if not all college football, at least in the regular season. No. 1 Clemson travels to South Bend to take on No. 4 Notre Dame. This highly anticipated game will feature a number of future NFL stars.
A look at each position and which team has the advantage in Saturday’s huge contest.
Don’t forget to take a look at each of our tales of the tape as well (wide receivers, running backs, and quarterbacks)
(Some photo’s courtesy of Notre Dame Athletics)
