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Kelly has a legitimate shot at a NC over the next several by roccoglobboschoolforwomen

years. The momentum in this program -- both on the field and in recruiting -- is undeniable. Kelly 2.0 turned out to actually be an improvement. Our program's floor has been raised.

ACross is right about both our schedule this year and the ineptitude of our offense early on. This team is not NC-caliber. But, the talent in our freshman class, combined with the 22 and 23 recruiting classes (currently both ranked Top 5), open a window of opportunity for this program to take the next step. Brian Kelly is not Nick Saban, but I believe it's irrational to assume that he's hit his ceiling.