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How else do you project a good team? by JBrock18
These projections are based on returning players, incoming players etc. Of course nobody is sure how it will play out, but right now all 3 Of SC, UNC, and Cinci will be bringing QBs into ND who likely will be selected in the first round. UNC has its entire OL back. SC has its top 2 RBs and most of its defense back. They are going to be pretty good teams. Their names outside of SC don’t resonate like some others and may not be a game some here would like to attend, but all 3 will provide a challenging test. There is a chance all 3 will be in the top 10 when they play them. I’m not sure when that last occurred at ND. Those with a better or longer memory may know.