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It still appears Ohio State leads the chase for Cretin-Derham Hall wide receiver Michael Floyd, but Notre Dame by no means has given up.

St. Paul Pioneer Press

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September 23, 2007  09:43 AM ET
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pretty much count notre dame out of this. i wouldn't go to neither though.

September 23, 2007  11:10 AM ET
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Any recruit still considering Notre Dame is out of their mind. Wait until we start reading about how many HS seniors they thought they locked up begin to renege on their verbal commitments from Charlie in November.

September 23, 2007  11:11 AM ET
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Oooh, horrible grammar there above - out of his mind, not "their mind".

September 23, 2007  11:23 AM ET
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Wow. I thought ND had him wrapped up. This is showing the effects of a terrible start.

September 23, 2007  11:31 AM ET
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Who wouldn't want to play for The Vest? He plays young guys after getting big leads, so he'd almost certainly get some touches on the ball in his first season. Moreover, why in God's name would you go to Notre Dame right now? You'll get seen by scouts because you'll be on TV a lot, but you'll also be getting blown out on TV a lot. Not a good way to get into the NFL.

September 23, 2007  12:32 PM ET
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If you are a top-recruit why not go to NDame you don't have to worry about anyone taking your job if you perform their isn't any position outside of Center & Safety that are taken for this yr only that is.

September 23, 2007  02:18 PM ET
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The receivers at ND wouldn't be getting the ball because their QB would constantly be looking up from his backside..

Yet, at The Ohio State U, they'd be able to get in and out of their cuts due to the consistent high level performance of the O lineman, giving the QB plenty of time to do his thing.

Just pokin' fun at the ND faithful. Either school would be good for him, just I'm an OSU fan.

September 24, 2007  09:04 AM ET
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At this time I don't think ND has a chance to get him..He would have to be crazy.. OSU or ND no choice go with the Buckeyes!!!!

September 24, 2007  01:18 PM ET
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You could follow in the footsteps of Chris Carter, David Boston, Joey Galloway, Terry Glenn, Michael Jenkins, Santonio Holmes & win national champhionships....or you can get your but kicked by everybody at ND. Do the math.

 
September 25, 2007  03:12 PM ET
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Why is this kid so hyped by fannation? I am telling you Michael Floyd's father or someone else related to him must run this website.

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