I think the dynasty is still not dead and it could return but this team is still very good

They suck like u ! Storm the field we finally dis some thing lmao!😊

@@MadaraUchiha-iq8pk definitely not dead, just in a coma😂 coming from a Clemson fan

Not dead, if they can get a better QB , they are back in the playoffs!

​@@gregl9175he just needs to time to improve! He'll be fine if he can stop the turnovers!

"Congratulations -- much love and respect" to U Washington Huskies too for putting the hammer down 10-0 in the 4th quarter and delivering the 52-42 knockout blow to USC at the Coliseum.

​@@wingedbuffalo4670I'm pretty sure they mean University of South Carolina...not Southern California lol

lol :) @@DerekEvans1013

He was the best all along

Will is overated

@@Alejandro-mv1lh He's not terrible but Mafah is better

@@Alejandro-mv1lhnah he’s just had a shit season

I think Shipley is a big problem on the team. Has a shit attitude, runs like a bat out of hell and doesn’t let the play develop.

I’ve felt like Mafah has been playing better this year. Shipley just hasn’t been as good this year. Mafah at least keeps them on schedule

He needs to work on his ball control.. He fumbles too frequently.

Yeah is is literally the reason they lost, can’t make a throw unless it’s to the other team.

Yip, USC was their major Bowl game.

Anybody who drafts Hartman higher than maybe 6th or 7th round needs their head examined. Yeah, ND's o-line was pretty trash today, but he has so many head-scratching throws. That's been all season, not just today.

Why didn’t they place Angeli on in place of Hartman?

What happened to both Notre Dame and Nebraska in the 21st century? Not only no National championships for either school in the 21st century but no major bowl game victories either with just mid tier and minor bowl victories. Both Notre Dame and Nebraska won several National championships in the 20th century and both have many major bowl victories and were mostly good to great teams in the 20th century with just a few bad seasons from time to time. Now in the 21st century both schools best team sports are from a woman's team sport with Nebraska's woman's volleyball a great team winning National championships from time to time and with Notre Dame it is their woman's basketball team with 2 National championships in the 21st century and also playing in many National championships that they lost and usually playing in the sweet 16 or better almost every year in the 21st century. Woman's sports is where the victories are at with Nebraska in volleyball and Notre Dame in basketball in the 21st century.

we still tried our hardest to self destruct at the end tho lol

​@@Andrew-bd8dcbut we didn't! Think back to 2016 we nearly self destruction in darn near every game. Most of those wins were by 1 score, even to teams like Troy. But we'd find a way to win! This year 3 of our losses were by 1 score, but we found a way to lose. It's been a struggle this year but we really aren't as bad as our record shows. Go Tigers!

​@@wrenwillow9430Clemson fan since 78, graduated in 88. Good win today. This was a moral victory as well as an actual victory. But don't fool yourself. As a Super Bowl winning HOF coach once said "you are what your record says you are".

We tried to self destruct right at the end

Hmmm, must be a butt-hurt Notre Dame fan.

Minus the the fumbles and careless int touchdowns

@@Alejandro-mv1lh you must be Tyler from Spartanburg with an alias youtube name

Yea clemson didn't look like a foreign high school team handing the ball to the other team

That should be a heck of a game, hopefully is a prime time game , let’s go jackets!!

Nothing makes me happier than to watch Note Dame get their clocks cleaned by anyone...favored or not. I am sick of them. Overrated every year.

They were 7-2 when the game started, 7-3 after the loss, so now they will drop, I'm guessing into the low 20's.

Coming from a ND fan, they haven't been a great team since Holtz, last Century.

​@marcd1981 they went to 20, now they're 19!

@@-Subtle- That figures. All about money now.

I'd agree. Shipley isn't producing.

What?

It was a quality win, but they are not back. The offense is still struggling. Again two turnovers, passing game is non-existent. They still have a long way to go.

@@Narxes081206 Saturday 11/11/23: Clemson 42 Georgia Tech 21. Clemson Is Back 🟠⚪️

Makes Clemson look better 🤷‍♂️

Exactly!

chill out they had a bad game

ND is over rated

Who cares about notre dame

@@baberuth5031 notre dame fans? ☠️ idiot

Who cares where the committee ranks a team if it's not in the top 4. If you aren't in the top 4 your just like everyone else.

Two completely difference offensive styles so hard to tell. He has been a turnover machine at both teams

It was gone after Louisville

​@@brysonsteadham9029true

Good. They suck anyway.

It’s an annual problem

It's not just Notre Dame - schools with a "Name" always are ranked higher than they should be.

For many years, unfortunately

What! You mean colleges with a big “name” in a sport that moves the needle, raises ticket prices and gets high national viewership helps with their ranking?? No way!

They beat USCs ass just stop

Dabo wasn't calling the plays though, Garrett Riley was. The play calling really hasn't been bad this season. Players just wanted to win today and the offensive line played well.

What happened last year then?

Same story, just a different year. They choke every year and people act surprised, I don’t get it. ND is an overrated cupcake program!

Brian Kelly > Marcus Freeman

Now they'll be ranked 5th.

No one knew who Sam Hartman was until he arrived to Notre Dame sir.

@@GeneralHAWXXnaw plenty of people knew who he was 😂😂

sams draft stock was already way low befoore he got ND hes just not very good

​@@GeneralHAWXXhe had a full career before Notre Dame all he is now is a 40 year old guy that should have went pro already.

After playing 15 years of college football, I will be glad to see Hartman move into a retirement community.

If they were in the acc, which is 100% the conference they would join. Then this would be their second conference loss likely keeping them out of a conference championship

Not necessarily. Louisville could lose their remaining ACC games, giving them 3 conference losses. ND could beat Wake Forest, ending the season w/ only 2 conference losses.

@@robx2972I could see Louisville losing to Miami, but not to Virginia

Disagree with the SB Tribune Sportswriter who suggested ND would "benefit from conference play." Point 1: If ND joined a conference for football, they would ruin their special NATIONAL DRAW enjoyed by NO OTHER team in the Nation! They would relegate themselves to becoming "just another regional/conference team," and cease being the NATIONAL team with a strong following in EVERY State. (Ironically, in a malicious attempt to "kill" ND football, envious U Michigan actually caused/forced ND to become a "National team" over 100 years ago by blackballing them from joining the Big 10 and coercing/intimidating other Big 10 schools to NOT schedule games against ND -- thereby forcing ND to go all over the Country just to put together a season schedule). Being independent in football allows ND to schedule games all over the country against teams like USC, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Florida State, Clemson, Washington, Oregon, Florida, etc., etc. Point 2: The concern about "too many losses destroying a chance at the playoffs that being in a conference could redeem" is illusory and of limited duration. That concern holds ONLY for this present season -- we wouldn't be making the playoffs anymore this season anyway. This season (and previous seasons) where there are ONLY "FOUR" playoff spots available, the participants will ALL be undefeated OR have 1 loss at most. The committee will NOT select a 2-loss team UNLESS only 3 teams have zero or only 1 defeat -- highly unlikely. BUT next football season brings the 12-team expanded playoff -- a situation that actually favors ND being independent as opposed to belonging to a conference. A 2-loss ND team as an independent can make the 12-team playoff easier than they can as a conference member because it's their INDEPENDENT NATIONAL SCHEDULE that will enable ND to distinguish its 2 losses from 2 other losses that they would accrue playing the restricted regional schedule the conference dictated. But this is still good only for "access" to the playoff; the singular disadvantage ND has in the expanded playoff is that they MUST play on the road in the playoffs IF selected to participate in the tournament; that's the "penalty" assessed for NOT belonging to a conference in football where they would (presumably) have had an opportunity to play a "13th game" via Conference Championship Game. Point 3: It's HIGHLY UNLIKELY ANY team with 3 regular season losses would ever qualify for the 12-team playoff anyway -- UNLESS it's a freak season wherein NO teams are unbeaten and only a couple have "only" one loss, with most "name" teams having at least 2 losses. Under those circumstances, it might be possible for a 3-loss team to sneak into the #11 or #12 playoff slot -- especially IF the 3 losses occurred early in the season against HIGH QUALITY playoff teams and were CLOSE losses with ND having to play shorthanded (injuries). IF under that scenario ND played dominant, lights-out football down the later 2/3 of the season (including some quality wins over playoff teams), then I could see ND as an independent making the playoff with 3 early losses (particularly if most every team has a loss or two) -- but I could NOT see a 3-loss ND team belonging to a conference making the 12-team playoff because ND would be unable to distinguish itself schedule-wise from the other 2 and 3 loss teams within the same conference, let alone all the other conferences.

@wingedbuffalo4670 I think your points are well taken. However, I'm not sure that ND football players should be made to feel like their season is a failure if they don't make it to playoffs or championship game (every year). I bet if you gave an anonymous poll to ND football players, I'd bet they'd indicate a desire to play in a conference championship game against a conference of their peers. Athletes also like to play for bragging rights, going after conference trophies. ND players never know the feeling of hoisting a conference trophy in the air. When you get a chance, look at the faces of players taking pic w/ with their conference championship trophy. They are so proud.

Notre Dame fans will tell us they’re better off without Brian Kelly

@@ChiefBlue4298 ....Ok...let them be delusional tgen

Marcus freeman is fine not the problem

No shame in losing to an elite Clemson team.

How did it happen 😂

I'm curious where this is going....what is it then?

Being worried about playing Stanford is a major red flag that you team is garbage. Luckily, ND went ahead and proved they’re garbage against Clemson today!

I never took Clemson lightly -- especially at home in a "must win" game to silence all the Dabo naysayers. You MUST remember that, even though Clemson struggled uncharacteristically in a couple of games this year, they still possess LOTS of "Blue Chip" talent on the order of most top-tier SEC teams, and actually have SUPERIOR talent DEPTH over ND. So when ND shot themselves in the foot with those turnovers, they sealed their fate because they had NO margin for error. "IF" ND wins the last two games on their schedule, they will finish 9-3 -- with a CHANCE at another 10-win season IF they show up with their "A" game in the bowl game. Although disappointing for where ND fans wanted to be, it's NOT a "bad" result for Coach Freeman's SECOND season at ND -- let alone as a "head coach" ANYWHERE (let's not forget the ND job comes with unique "spotlight" and "pressure-cooker" challenges). Also don't forget that Dan Devine -- who had been a head coach for MULTIPLE college teams AND the NFL Green Bay Packers before ever taking the job at ND -- won a National Championship in 1977, his third season at ND ... after losing 3 games in each of his first two seasons on the Irish sidelines (in 1975 ND finished with an 8-3 record, losing to Michigan State, USC, and Pitt; in 1976 ND finished with an identical 8-3 regular season record, losing to Pitt, Georgia Tech, and USC ... but then also defeated Penn State in the Gator Bowl to have a final record of 9-3). Given all the above, ND fans can cut Marcus Freeman a little slack -- even if the record may remain the same, he's getting better as a head coach, and he is MUCH more of a "Notre Dame man" than Brian Kelly ever was. Of course, as noted, there is NO "guarantee" that ND won't lose again this season. The Stanford game is definitely one to beware. BUT before worrying about the 12th game on the schedule, the Irish need to focus on Wake Forest and Senior Day.

I agree. Problem is they will probably be ranked in the top 10 next week. It's such a joke.

@@bretttoombs2465it’s annual

Just like the Cowgirls 😂

It will never be the year. They have a schedule every season that guarantees that.

What do you mean? He threw the ball plenty in the second half. Also, Clemson ran the ball very successfully- why would they start throwing it more when the run game worked?

In addition to what the other poster said, Clemson's primary RB was out for injury. Mafah in his place was showing out bigtime and this game was a good opportunity to test him thoroughly. It paid off.

It's more a receiver and o line issue but Klubnik is correct in saying the O-line is opening up some nice running lanes so that's a great movement in the right direction for an effective passing game to to also take root. At least on this highlight reel, the best passing series starts at 2:25. Notice he only takes a second or two at most before he takes a shot. That's effectively all the time he's got in the pocket.

His name is actually Sam Fartman 🤦‍♂️

Notre Dame has nobody at WR but they usually have a RB, a TE, and an overrated defense, a tough schedule, and QB always set up for failure. Wash rinse repeat, every season.

Send the leprechauns back to Ireland🔥🔥🔥🔥 GO 🐅

If clemson is trash then why are you on this post? go watch your teams highlights! :)

If clemson is trash then why are you on this post? go watch your teams highlights! :)

So are you trolling or do you have an example of how it was rigged?

@@joesteele6839I think he’s just trying to compensate for the heart braking loss, led by Sam Fart man

Coping hard lol

Your parents have my sympathy.

Clemson made the key stops when needed. Both teams had costly mistakes but Clemson had less. I’d say Clemsons defense won the game

Clemson made more plays than Notre Dame, mainly on defense. You’re just over reacting. Go tigers!!

No Clemson kicked their ass.

A unranked team beat rank 15. Get your fat ass up and go run a mile instead of running your mouth lol

It's called "meeting at the paw". It's done at every game. Win or lose. The only Joke is the idiot, that would be YOU, making the ignorant comment.

Gotta build up the team morale and hey it worked they won todays game - just sayin’ I’m ND all the way but Clemson played well today