Ethan Holman

@DidIndianaW @weedlewop @HomefieldApparl

@weedlewop @HomefieldApparl Wait you’re joking lmao

Some of my @HomefieldApparl gear already got stolen out of my car in Miami lmao good start😄🤣

@Layboy44 @WGNNews The high in Chicago on Sunday is 19, game kicks after sunset. It’ll be 10 with a wind chill putting it below 0

@WGNNews It’s going to be 30 degrees, not 8 as we thought

What’s playoff football without a little trolling? As the Los Angeles Rams arrived in Chicago on Friday ahead of Sunday’s Divisional Round playoff game against the Chicago Bears, their team bus was met with a not-so-subtle welcome. Read more: tinyurl.com/4hntbtka

@JordanJamie You gonna be there?

i, for one, am very excited for the rose bowl.

@TheSG_Podcast Thank you, we’re aware we’re historically horrible. Makes today that much sweeter

Congrats to Indiana on beating us for the first time in 37 years and having a legit football team for the first time in 58 years.

@Jthinton @JonasLGray @NDFootball Just like Texas would beat Florida by 3 scores right?

@JonasLGray @NDFootball Texas and Vanderbilt should be ahead of both of them. Their schedules are a joke. Notre Dame’s best win was against a very mediocre 9-3 USC. Texas would beat both by three scores.

I’m so sick of the @NDFootball vs Miami argument — let’s stay grounded in what’s actually true — not feelings, not conference politics, not just “but head-to-head.” Just straight facts. Yes, Miami beat Notre Dame 27–24 in Week 1. Nobody is denying that. But the playoff isn’t about who looked good in August — it’s about who was better over 12 full games and who actually earned a playoff spot. Now look at the entire résumé: Notre Dame has 10 FBS wins. Miami has 9 FBS wins and an FCS win. Those are not the same. Notre Dame’s two losses came to ranked, playoff-level teams (Miami and Texas A&M). Miami’s two losses came to unranked conference opponents (Louisville and SMU). Again — very different résumés. Notre Dame has zero bad losses, two ranked wins, and played the stronger schedule based on total opponent FBS wins (ND: 75 | Miami: 69). ND also won all 10 games by double digits — dominance from start to finish. Here’s the part nobody can debate: Every major poll and ranking system has Notre Dame ahead of Miami. • CFP: ND 10 | Miami 12 • AP: ND 9 | Miami 12 • Coaches: ND 9 | Miami 12 • FPI: ND top 3 • SP+: ND top 5 • FEI: ND top 5 • Sagarin: ND top 5 There isn’t a single analytic system — human or computer — that ranks Miami above Notre Dame. Miami finished third in the ACC and didn’t reach the title game. Notre Dame finished with a top-10 national profile and top-5 efficiency numbers. And here’s the key part — straight from the CFP committee chair: Notre Dame and Miami were compared directly… and Notre Dame STILL came out ahead — even after head-to-head. Why? Because the committee evaluates the entire season, not one Saturday in August. Notre Dame checks every single playoff box. Miami doesn’t check half of them — and they do NOT deserve to be in over Notre Dame. Notre Dame has: • More FBS wins • No bad losses • Two ranked wins • A stronger overall résumé • Real statistical balance • All double-digit victories • Better opponents • Top-10 placement in every human poll • Top-5 numbers in every major efficiency system • A résumé the committee already confirmed is stronger Miami: • Played an FCS team • Has two unranked losses • Has one ranked win • Finished 3rd in the ACC • Trails Notre Dame in every category that matters And here is the truth no one can twist: There is not a single factual category where Miami has a better playoff résumé than Notre Dame — not one. Head-to-head matters, but only as one piece of the full puzzle. And when you zoom out, it’s obvious: Notre Dame belongs in the CFP. Miami does NOT deserve to be in over Notre Dame. Period. #GoIrish

@BarstoolChief we might need state of the hawks union. Feels like they’re so close yet so far

@JordanJamie @Hoosier_Huddle Good read as always Jamie, happy thanksgiving!

Bucket week! IU has a chance to go perfect in the regular season (12-0) with a win @ Purdue. Wherein, let Mikail Kamara loose against PU's OT's, Miami Mendoza in the cold, the senior send off + more. Reactionary Preview from me @Hoosier_Huddle! #iufb hoosierhuddle.com/2025/11/25/the…

@shteivred @DevInNewEngland It’s arguably the most well regarded steakhouse in Chicago & a hard spot to even get a reservation. Will have 0 impact on their business (thankfully)

@DevInNewEngland That kinda sucks for the restaurant, no?

The only option right now

@rkuhn5167 @Virgil5454 Bitching constantly about indiana fans enjoying themselves (the worst P4 school in history) as the reigning national champs and #1 team in the country 😂

@Virgil5454 No context behind this.

Indiana band wagon fans this year have been obnoxious. They been barking at Ohio State fans when their program hasn’t won against them in 36 years…. Total record 80-12….

@jamaloh_james @CDonnick1

@CDonnick1 Lord in heaven IU fans on here about to be in HELL

Top tier stadium pulse moment, as loud as I’ve heard a stadium in quite some time

@BrBuchanan63 @RedditCFB That’s weird I didn’t realize beating Oregon and Iowa on the road were G6/FCS games

@RedditCFB Pretty easy to pile up wins when you play nothing but Group of 6 and FCS teams in non-conference play.

Cig breaks the 4th wall to let you know who's boss.

@itsAntWright Multiple kids from my fraternity (graduated IU 2019) wore ND gear to the playoff game last year. I didn’t understand it then & Id imagine they’re in too deep to flip to IU now

I’m not trying to start drama I swear.. but for the Indiana Hoosier people who are lifelong diehard Notre Dame football fans Has anything changed or have things remained status quo

@SerlyFilya @X_mf_ @LongTimeHistory That’s lovely, how should the theoretical cop do that safely when surrounded by hostile crowds? Do you think the cop in OP could have walked out and diffused the sitch if he used your guide?

@ethanholman2 @X_mf_ @LongTimeHistory If the agents are getting nowhere and he won't move, arrest him. Inpound his bike. Police going from 0 to 100 immediately only fuels types of defiance like this. I don't think running him over would even be a thought.

ICE deploy tear gas on crowded public street—because they were upset being stuck in Chicago traffic. A 2-year-old child required medical care after inhaling the chemical agents—adults were vomiting on the sidewalk. Local elementary school was forced to lock down for recess due to the presence of agents. People in nearby cars reported that the tear gas caused their ears, nose, and mouth to run—after chemicals seeped into vehicles despite windows rolled up. The incident occurred close to Funston Elementary School in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. #DemsUnited

@SerlyFilya @X_mf_ @LongTimeHistory Shocked nobody felt like answering that one

@SerlyFilya @X_mf_ @LongTimeHistory Right, so what should they do? Can’t go back can’t go forward, just accept it? You may feel they deserve it (& you’re welcome to feel that way) but you’re not giving them a single way out. Unreasonable & unrealistic

@SerlyFilya @X_mf_ @LongTimeHistory What would you say if they drove over the person blocking them from getting through?

@X_mf_ @LongTimeHistory Oh no! One person is blocking them. Let's teargas an entire street of innocent people.

@1standgoalWS @AlecKeezer 1-2

@AlecKeezer I will!

“boiler up” “go irish” the jokes write themselves

@hoosiercommish Not to mention when Iowa started their drive at the end of the game saying “Iowa can’t stop the clock” when they had all 3 of their timeouts

@hoosiercommish They were horrible all day. Worst was saying IU accepts offside for 4th down then going to commercial break

Dude this was such an awful call, fuck peacock 🤣🤣

@KitttyPupppyJr @StevenGreenhut @mnolangray I think the point was that even in OPs romanticized small town PA you still have to drive to get anywhere worth going. So might as well be in warm weather with more to do in driving distance

Pennsylvania is low key the king of American urbanism. It's like a time capsule, you've got hundreds of little towns and dozens of midsized cities where normal middle class people are still living in townhouses, shopping at corner shops, and walking for a daily errands.