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I just an email touting released tickets for today's game.

This game is going to come down to turnovers.

Looking at their schedule, ND was not in the world-beater category. They were good - not great. The most impressive win was at home against USC. They brought in some really good players, but they also lost some, in the portal and to eligibility.

I'm saying there might be a chance.

A major upset, out of the gate?

Here's hoping LUKE - uses the Force

I believe face was $150.

They were upwards of $500 at one point, for a decent spot, I've read.

P.S. These games should have been played at the teams' home stadiums. Speaking from experience, both fan bases would have really enjoyed the experiences at Camp Randall and the House that Rockne Built, and the home teams would have enjoyed hosting the visitors. Sigh.

This. 

x10. 

Amen. 

Other superlative expressions of agreement.

I'm still put out about the "home and home" between LSU and Wisconsin 10 years ago.  I wouldn't have been able to go to either at the time, but why the hell would you bring Wisconsin "down to LSU" and play the game in a different state and deprive the traveling Badger fanbase the chance to experience a night game in Tiger Stadium?  Why would you bring LSU "up to Wisconsin (the school)" and deprive the traveling Tiger fanbase the chance to experience a game in Madison?  Iconic venues, both of them, and instead they opted for the sterility of the Texans and the Packers stadiums.  Gross.  

This was just more of the same.  Lambeau is a great place, I'm sure.......to watch an NFL game.  It's not Madison.  

I noticed Notre Dame was the home team.  It was weird.  Didn't recall the previous meeting at Soldier Field.  That's similarly dumb.  

With expanded conference schedules, teams are going to start avoiding marquee OOC matchups in the season, meaning they'll only meet in the playoffs.  Meaning they won't play in each other's stadiums, mostly neutral sites.  

Sigh.

I noticed Notre Dame was the home team.  It was weird.  Didn't recall the previous meeting at Soldier Field.  That's similarly dumb. 

With expanded conference schedules, teams are going to start avoiding marquee OOC matchups in the season, meaning they'll only meet in the playoffs.  Meaning they won't play in each other's stadiums, mostly neutral sites. 

Sigh.

ND doesn't have one

I wish Wisconsin could be considered marquee in a matchup.

Been a while.

It was much better when along with MSU,Iowa even PSU competed on a regular basis. The new arrangements aren't making the sport more enjoyable