The Roost Podcast | Ep. 238 – Rice Football Gets the Brunt of the Irish

Rice Football took a punch to the gut against Notre Dame. What should Owl fans take away from such a one-sided result? Anything?

Any drama surrounding the Rice Football matchup against Notre Dame in South Bend on Saturday dissipated quickly. With no upset to be had and a lopsided score, the Owls have no choice but to turn the page and keep moving forward. Before we do that, though, it’s time for an autopsy of what went wrong and how much of it, if any, should drive further concern (or optimism) about this team’s future.

We talked through it all. You can find previous episodes on the podcast page. For now, give a listen to Episode 238.

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Rice Football vs Notre Dame Game Recap

  • The fumble problems were an anomaly that shouldn’t continue, right?
  • Jacurri Brown makes the most of a tough day at the office
  • The run defense held their own, so did the special teams
  • Does a 1-1 start change your outlook on the season? Probably not

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