In their final tune-up game against Central Michigan, the Fighting Irish continued their winning ways by a score of 41-17. However, despite the final score, it was far from a dominant performance by the Irish. Going into the third quarter, Notre Dame was only up by a touchdown. With how Notre Dame had played the […]
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Notre Dame faced their first actual test of the season this week. After two weeks of playing tunning up games against Navy and TSU, they finally played a Power 5 school in NC State. And starting out Notre Dame didn’t look up to the challenge. In the first quarter of play, the Irish looked flat. […]
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Notre Dame’s strong start to the season continued Saturday afternoon after blowing out Tennessee State 56-3. Notre Dame treated their fans to an offensive explosion that saw the Irish take a 35-3 lead before halftime. It was such a blowout that Notre Dame took out starting QB Sam Hartman before the second half started. Of […]
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After 239 long days, the Fighting Irish were finally back in action against rivals Navy. This game had a twist to it, however, as it was played across the Atlantic in Dublin Ireland. And with the way the Irish played today, it was well worth the wait. Notre Dame dominated Navy 42-3. Sure, this might […]
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To say last season for Notre Dame was crazy would be an understatement. It started off by losing back-to-back games against Ohio State and Marshall, a game in which Notre Dame should’ve won easily. On top of all of this starting QB Tyler Buchner hurt his shoulder in the fourth quarter of the Marshall game. […]
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Scouting Notes Short Summary Michael Mayer was one of the most complete TE recruits already out of High School, and he didn’t disappoint in College, only building on his momentum and improving. Mayer is complete in every aspect of the game. His blocking is superb. As a receiver, he is as good a threat as […]
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Last season didn’t go as planned for the Wisconsin Badgers. The team battled COVID-19 problems all season, forcing them to cancel games. Despite the harsh circumstances, the Badgers finished the year 4-3 including a win over Michigan in Ann Arbor for the first time since 2010. Wisconsin concluded the season by beating Wake Forest in […]
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The quarterback position is more valuable then ever in today’s NFL. Team’s can no longer afford to do well in spite of the quarterback. Each year the NFL Draft has many quarterbacks trying to achieve their dreams of playing professionally. This year’s headliners include Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, Justin Fields and Trey Lance. Like in […]
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The college football playoff rankings are out and oh boy, the committee is on crack. There’s just no ifs, ands, or buts about it. The only way they could possibly have put worse rankings together is if they took their crack, mixed in a little heroin, and had a John Belushi-style party. I digress, let’s […]
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This week, the NFL is playing two games on Saturday night. As a football fan, this is a dilemma. Should I be watching College Football or the NFL? The two NFL games are Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills traveling to Denver to play the Broncos, followed by the Packers hosting the Carolina Panthers. While […]
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We’re baaaaaaack. After a short hiatus from discussing our picks, the Korner Booth week one picks article is here. After an exciting TNF game featuring the Titans and Gardner Minshew’s majestic mustache (buy a shirt), here is the Korner Booth team’s picks for college football week four and NFL week three. College Football Week 4 […]
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Notre Dame has been featured a lot in recent articles for BellyUp Sports, but there is good reason behind this. They are a stand out. Not that they are the best team in the country, but they are consistent. Year-in and year-out they have been, at the very least, consistent. Yes, the don’t make the […]
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As the countdown continues to college football opener, I am very excited for this year’s non-conference matchups. This is partially because it is grounds for a possible early season upset. However, it also gives big schools like the Oregon Ducks or Clemson to have a trial run of their new players/combinations, test-out a few new […]
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Last week I wrote about the College Football Playoff’s unjust treatment of independents. Now, I am not the kind of person who just likes to point out a problem. I’m an action guy, who likes solving issues. Sometime’s it gets me in trouble, because some people just want me to listen, but I like finding […]
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