Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast

Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast

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Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.14 Indiana Recap, Georgia and Las Vegas Bowl Preview

Dec 27th, 2024 6:49 AM

Happy Holidays everyone! It’s been a while, but we are back. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish won a college football playoff game, and the USC Trojans are gearing up for the Las Vegas Bowl. Before we get into football we talk about the holidays, Michael’s trip to USC, Sandwich meats, and what kids eat. We start football talk with Notre Dame’s CFP win over Indiana. The Irish pretty much dominated the game, making Indian look like they didn’t belong in the playoff. This leads to a rousing discussion about the teams that made the college football playoff and who was deserving of the bid. Getting back to the game we praise Jeremiyah Love and chuckle at Curt Gignetti’s scared coaching. We move on to Notre Dame’s next playoff game against Georgia. Its lucky for the Irish to get Georgia’s backup quarterback but they are still a very good team. Notre Dame loses Rylie Mills for this game, which is not ideal, but they are built for close games regardless. Finally, we end on the Trojans and their Las Vegas Bowl game against Texas A&M. The fun part of this game is, with all the players leaving USC for the transfer portal, it’s unclear who will actually be playing in the game. All the random players hitting the field for USC will be exciting. The game itself almost doesn’t matter. Email your listener questions to tiltingground@gmail.com Click here to find us on iTunes Follow us on Spotify Like us on facebook The post Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.14 Indiana Recap, Georgia and Las Vegas Bowl Preview appeared first on Tilting Ground.

Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.13 Rivalry Week

Dec 5th, 2024 10:09 AM

The greatest intersectional rivalry in college football is back, and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish have come out on top against the USC Trojans! In this episode, Greg and Michael both share their experiences from being at the game—though not together, they both got to witness an exciting, back-and-forth matchup. Notre Dame took control for most of the game, but USC made it a nail-biter in the fourth quarter. However, back-to-back interception returns for touchdowns sealed the victory for the Irish. This episode covers it all! From USC’s explosive offense and their deep ball strategy against the Notre Dame defense, to the Irish running all over the Trojans, we break down every key moment. We dive into the pivotal third and fourth quarters, discuss the performances of Maiava, Riley (Lincoln, and Leonard), and take a closer look at the atmosphere and crowd energy at the game. If you’re a fan of this historic rivalry, you won’t want to miss this fun and energetic recap of a memorable Notre Dame vs. USC clash. Another epic chapter in the rivalry—tune in now! Email your listener questions to tiltingground@gmail.com Click here to find us on iTunes Follow us on Spotify Like us on facebook The post Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.13 Rivalry Week appeared first on Tilting Ground.

Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.12 Nebraska and Virginia

Nov 21st, 2024 8:25 AM

This week on The Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast, we break down another exciting weekend of college football, where both the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the USC Trojans walked away with victories. First, we dive into the Trojans’ hard-fought win over the Nebraska Cornhuskers. USC entered the game with a new quarterback under center, a change that seemed to bring a fresh energy to the team. While the quarterback switch made waves, the Trojans stuck to their tried-and-true formula—close games. This time, however, they managed to hold on for the win, proving that they can weather the storm when it matters most. Next, we shift gears to Notre Dame, who faced off against the Virginia Cavaliers. The Fighting Irish had a solid win, but we discuss their ongoing struggles with slow starts, which have made fans nervous. With Army on the horizon this coming weekend, the pressure is mounting for the Irish to start strong from the opening whistle. We also highlight Marcus Freeman’s ability to lead and adjust, pointing to his growth as a coach as he navigates these challenges. We wrap things up by returning to USC and previewing their upcoming rivalry game against UCLA. Spoiler alert: We’re expecting another gritty, competitive showdown. Based on past performances, it seems like this one will play out much like the others, with the Trojans fighting until the very end. Email your listener questions to tiltingground@gmail.com Click here to find us on iTunes Follow us on Spotify Like us on facebook The post Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.12 Nebraska and Virginia appeared first on Tilting Ground.

Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.11 Florida State and a Bye

Nov 15th, 2024 6:37 AM

In this week’s episode, we dive into another action-packed chapter of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC Trojans saga. While Notre Dame cruises to a dominant victory over the Florida State Seminoles, USC continues to spiral, even when they don’t play! The Trojans were hit hard by a wave of decommits, leaving Lincoln Riley scrambling to maintain momentum. And just when things couldn’t get worse, the program faces sanctions—leaving fans wondering if they can salvage a season that’s slipping away. With Nebraska coming to town and a new quarterback in the mix, can the Trojans bounce back, or is the damage done? On the flip side, Notre Dame continues to impress with an absolute drubbing of FSU, so much so that even announcers were concerned about the score. The Irish look like a team on a mission, with Riley Leonard improving week by week and their defense stepping up big-time (except for a few early-game hiccups). Are the Fighting Irish on a crash course with the College Football Playoff? We break it all down and preview what’s ahead for both teams as their seasons take crucial turns. Tune in for a fun, fast-paced recap of the week’s highs, lows, and the burning questions about these two iconic programs. From recruiting drama to playoff hopes, it’s all here, enjoy! Email your listener questions to tiltingground@gmail.com Click here to find us on iTunes Follow us on Spotify Like us on facebook The post Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.11 Florida State and a Bye appeared first on Tilting Ground.

Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.10 Washington Recap and a Bye

Nov 6th, 2024 5:17 AM

In this week’s episode, we dive deep into the latest twists and turns for both the USC Trojans and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football teams. After missing a week, we’re back just in time to break down all the drama surrounding the Trojans’ decision to bench quarterback Miller Moss, as well as discuss the state of the Fighting Irish coming off their bye week. It’s been a tough year for USC, and unfortunately, it just keeps getting worse. After another heartbreaking loss, this time to Washington, the Trojans find themselves reeling from both on-field failures and internal dysfunction. In the fallout from the embarrassing defeat, starting quarterback Miller Moss was benched, a move that has sent shockwaves through the team and the fanbase. Moss had become the scapegoat for much of USC’s struggles this season, but as we discuss in this episode, he’s far from the only problem. From the very top, head coach Lincoln Riley has faced mounting criticism for his questionable play calling and inability to build a cohesive team. One of the most glaring stats is the fact that USC’s defensive line has failed to register a single sack all season. Yes, you read that right—not a single sack from a defensive lineman in 2024. That’s a crazy stat this late in the season. Despite the turmoil, there is a glimmer of hope for USC fans. In a move that’s left many wondering if this is the last-ditch effort to salvage the season, freshman quarterback Jayden Maiava has been named the new starter. The hope is that Maiava can inject some energy into the offense. The Trojans have a bye week ahead, which means there’s no immediate opportunity for Maiava to prove himself on the field. It’s a tough time for USC, and while some are placing blame on Moss, we dive into the deeper issues facing the team and the question of whether head coach Lincoln Riley can course-correct before the season slips away completely. Meanwhile, across the country in South Bend, things are a lot calmer for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Coming off their bye week, Notre Dame looks poised to continue winning. The Irish have been cruising through their schedule, aside from one minor hiccup earlier in the year. Quarterback Riley Leonard has only improved as the season has gone on, and Notre Dame seems to be firing on all cylinders. The bye week gave Notre Dame an opportunity to rest, recharge, and evaluate where they are heading into the latter half of the season. It’s clear that the Fighting Irish are one of the more complete teams in college football right now, and as they head into the Florida State game, they’ll be looking to prove they are among the nation’s elite. All eyes are on Notre Dame as they continue their march toward a potential College Football Playoff berth. In a lighter moment of the podcast, Michael shares his experience attending the USC vs. Rutgers game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. It was an odd week for USC fans—on the one hand, they secured a win against Rutgers, but on the other hand, there was a palpable sense of frustration in the air, knowing that the Trojans’ season wasn’t going quite as planned, but hey the Dodgers won that night, so everyone was happy. It’s a unique experience to be in the stands when your team wins, but the energy is still subdued because of the larger issues at hand. As always, we’ll continue to keep an eye on both teams as the season progresses. Can USC turn things around with Jayden Maiava? Will Notre Dame continue to roll through their schedule and prove they belong in the playoff conversation? Stay tuned for more updates and analysis on the Fighting Irish and Trojans in next week’s episode. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast for more coverage on USC and Notre Dame football, and don’t forget to leave us a review if you’re enjoying the show! Email your listener questions to tiltingground@gmail.com Click here to find us on iTunes Follow us on Spotify Like us on facebook The post Podcast: Untitled Notre Dame USC Football Podcast – Episode 10.10 Washington Recap and a Bye appeared first on Tilting Ground.

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