ND just lost at home to Duke

This day just keeps getting better!

2016 is really getting on my nerves.

Vlad wrote: This day just keeps getting better!

Congrats on the win against Penn State.

Piss off, Vlag

ND just fired their serial killer D coordinator

Vlad wrote: This day just keeps getting better!

Who cares?

Death Roe wrote:ND just fired their serial killer D coordinator

Clarretts Folly said Kelly would be killing some people. Victim #1.

Tjhis is a self preservation move

The first domino falls.

Anyone hear Kelly's comments post game? Coaching was fine this game it wasn't on us

aualum06 wrote:Anyone here Kelly's comments post game? Coaching was fine this game it wasn't on us

Kelly just doesn't seem to have high character. Fuck him

Death Roe wrote:ND just fired their serial killer D coordinator

Don't know what the deal is. VanGorder was pretty well regarded when he was at UGA. They were crushed when he took the Ga Southern coaching job.

"In 2001 he was hired as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach for the University of Georgia Bulldogs. During his first year as defensive coordinator in 2001, the Bulldogs allowed just 18.9 points per game, ended up fifth in rushing defense and ranked 17th in scoring defense.[4] The 2002 season saw VanGorder's defense not only lead the SEC in scoring defense, but finished fourth nationally.[5] The Bulldogs allowed less than 15 points per game during the season on their way to eventually winning the Sugar Bowl and finishing third in the final national poll. For his performance, VanGorder named as the seventh recipient of the Valvoline Southern Sports Tonight Assistant Coach of the Year.[6]

In 2003, VanGorder's defense ranked third nationally in scoring defense, fourth in total defense and sixth in passing defense.[7] In turn, VanGorder received the Frank Boyles "Assistant Coach of the Year" award, which honors the nation's top assistant coach.[8] During his final season at Georgia in 2004, the 10–2 Bulldogs were ranked seventh in the final national poll as VanGorder's defense finished the season ranked eighth and ninth in scoring defense.[9]

During his Georgia tenure, six of VanGorder's players were selected in the first two rounds of the NFL Draft, including defensive tackle Johnathan Sullivan, safety Thomas Davis and defensive end David Pollack in the first round, and safety Sean Jones and linebackers Boss Bailey, as well as Odell Thurman in the second round. During his four years at Georgia the Bulldogs defense only gave up 30 points one time, against LSU in the 2003 SEC Championship Game."

I thought that was a going to be a great hire for Kelley when it was announced.

Divorced his wife, chasing college tail. Job neglected.