Will Notre Dame end up in the SEC?

[Good Ol' Charlie Brown]

If they did, they'd be a bottom-barrel team.
Tell me any tough opponents they played this year besides USC, Miami, and ATM

 

[Good Ol' Charlie Brown]

Might I add they lost 2 of those.
And USC fell apart during the last part of the season

 

[DaddyChad]

Why would they join a conference? They get $50 million a year from NBC and $17 million a year from the ACC. They’re also almost guaranteed a playoff spot starting next year with the deal they struck with the playoff committee.

Should receive the worst draw every year. So tired of the ND BS

 

[05_never_again]

If they did, they'd be a bottom-barrel team.
Tell me any tough opponents they played this year besides USC, Miami, and ATM

Who'd we play this year besides UGA, Alabama, and OU? Ok, we actually did play a 4th good team in Vandy...who had their best season since the 20s. And lost to all four.

Who'd we play last year besides Alabama and UGA?

Who'd we play in 2023 besides Alabama, UGA, and a Mizzou team that had one of the 4 or 5 best seasons in school history? And lost to all three.

Who'd we play in 2022 besides LSU, Alabama, and UGA?

Who'd we play in 2021 besides Ole Miss, Alabama, and UGA? And lost to all three.

They aren't all that different from SEC teams who you think play gauntlet schedules.

 

[PEPPERJAX]

If they did, they'd be a bottom-barrel team.
Tell me any tough opponents they played this year besides USC, Miami, and ATM

NDs floor would be lower if they played in the SEC but they would still be able to have some 10-2 seasons as well. ND will always land good players on name alone.

 

[crnanancy]

They make less from their TV deal than all of the Big 10 and SEC members. Money is not the motivator. They love that their one vote counts as much as each conference's.

But they made big bucks years before anyone else.