ND-Back To The Future.

It is just HILARIOUS how similar ND’s own situation is to where we were 3 years ago. From "Camp Kelly" to "Longo Beach" everything they once mocked of us they now endure. Here are some of my favorite pieces from various websites and ND message boards: “The Kelly offensive approach gives new meaning to the term “basketball on grass” that served Joe Tiller so well at Purdue.” “It’s not just go ’til you die,” Stewart said of his practice impressions. “There’s a rhyme and a reason. I’ve spoke to some of the guys on the team and a lot of us have consented that, ‘Hey, we’re going to be ready in the fourth quarter.’ Our practices are two hours and you’re not walking anywhere. I think it’s going to help us in the fourth quarter.” “It’s really good for us,” Goodman said. “We’re going to be the best conditioned team in the country. It feels good to get out here and run around. We need to get in better shape, and it think we will. We’re going to be lethal.” “What Kelly has working for him is history, his own history. Kelly made both immediate and sustained wide-ranging impact on the Division I level both times he switched school colors and area codes.” “But part of Kelly's job this spring is to let his players know who ultimately is in charge and to draw distinct lines about how and where the culture - not just the X's and O's - has changed.” “Kelly closely follows his "prototypical body-type model" to fill out his rotation and a couple of players didn't fit the mold to stay in their positions.” "I'm able to use my speed more on the outside, I can make some more plays in space where there are not a lot of blockers," said Smith, who played on the outside as a freshman and part of his sophomore seasons. "I feel like my skill set outside is better than my skill set on the inside." “As far as Theo Riddick's move from running back to wide receiver, that decision wasn't rocket science. Similar to Golden Tate playing running back in high school and moving to wide receiver in college, the move for Riddick is about finding him more touches in space.” “We’re going to be fast,” Lewis-Moore predicted. “We’re going to be hard-hitting. High-energy. Fun to watch.”