If Notre Dame loses Saturday, it'll tie the worst losing streak in school history, which was set in 1960.
With Khalil Bell having a good season at running back and defensive end Bruce Davis joining the rest of the Bruins defense in using Notre Dame as a personal anger therapy seminar, it could be a long night for the Irish.
Trey Brown might be the best cornerback Notre Dame has faced thus far, with the exception of Penn State's Justin King. He could end up shutting down whatever receiver he matches up against.
Notre Dame played good football for a half. For the Irish to have a chance Saturday, they need to be able to play at that level for an entire game. Even then, it still might not be enough.
Our score: UCLA 31, Notre Dame 13
-By Michael Rothstein of The Journal Gazette
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October 05, 2007
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It all depends on the OL.
Check out #78 to see his effort and performance.
So far the 2nd half of the PU game was the OL's best performance, and still it was somewhat lacking.
For ND to win, their OL is going to need its best performance of the year while UCLA needs to make a number of mistakes.
Posted by: bob drake | October 05, 2007 at 11:32 PM