Notre Dame QB Ian Book suspended?

Submitted by MGoBlue7523 on October 8th, 2018 at 8:00 PM

Rumors circulating that ND QB Ian Book is facing a suspension for academic misconduct.

bronxblue

October 8th, 2018 at 11:14 PM ^

So was Ted Kaczynski, doesn't mean people gotta love him.

Barstool is the abject worst "mainstream" sports site around, and just because a bunch of people find casual misogyny, racism, LGBTQ-bashing, antisemitism, etc. funny doesn't make it good.

ComputerEngineer

October 9th, 2018 at 3:23 AM ^

Brian hates him because he's more successful than Brian. The readership here doesn't think for themselves so they just go along with it.

 

Also, most of the readers who would support barstool have either been banned or left on their accord because they got sick of Brian's constant bitching.

CLion

October 8th, 2018 at 8:09 PM ^

Hope so. Unlike an injury, I never have qualms with rooting for a team to be down a player due to knuckleheadedness.

MGB

October 8th, 2018 at 8:59 PM ^

But Michigan still needs ND to lose, because if ND goes unbeaten they’re getting into the playoff. The Big10 champion hasn’t gotten in the last 2 years. Even if Michigan wins out and wins the Big10 there’s no guarantee they’ll get in. There’s a chance the SEC gets two teams again.. Clemson has a chance to get in again.. we need ND to do good, just not too good. 10-2 for the Irish would be great for us. 

snarling wolverine

October 8th, 2018 at 9:04 PM ^

The reason the Big Ten champ didn't get in the last two years was because it had 2 losses each time.  (A Big Ten team did make it two years ago, just not the champ.)

Get through the season 12-1 and you're in.  If you're 11-2 you won't make it.  That's really all it comes down to.   No 2-loss team will get in a four-team playoff.

The Fan in Fargo

October 8th, 2018 at 10:21 PM ^

Exactly right. They'll probably be the #2 or #3 team at that time. You don't beat that team on their home field and and only lose one other game to another top 5 undefeated team on their home field by one score and not get in. I'd pay good money to see this team against a Clemson or ND on a neutral field . Michigan would handle both of those teams. I guaran-fucking-tee it. The only team Michigan could play it's best game and still lose would be Alabama. I have that much confidence in this team.

OwenGoBlue

October 8th, 2018 at 9:47 PM ^

I like Michigan's chances if they're 12-1 with a loss to 12-0 ND. 10-2 ND could be ideal but I don't see them losing two. If they lose one they have a strong argument to be in over Michigan. If they fall apart, it hurts Michigan in comparison to other one loss teams.

Something like Bama/Clemson/ND/M would happen over Bama/Clemson/ND/UGA with a loss much later and equal or worse than Michigan's.

WVU is going to lose and Michigan would have a better loss and better wins than the Big 12 winner. Maybe Washington could go in #4 there but I doubt it. UCF isn't getting in unless the competition has two losses. 

Obviously all academic if M doesn't win out.

Arb lover

October 8th, 2018 at 10:29 PM ^

It sure does change things, your one loss vs a top 3-4 team on the road at night, vs a 2 loss team.

Also you assume that if ND gets in Michigan does not. That's silly. 

I hope ND makes the playoffs so we can have a new trivia question: In what year did Michigan play and beat ND twice?