Every RT counts as a vote to put me in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games! #ProBowlVote #BirdGang Paris Johnson Jr.

While today's playoff decisions will help determine the future of conference championship games, there's a larger issue not getting enough discussion: Why is Notre Dame given massive advantages no other program enjoys? The Irish: Don't have to play in a conference. Don't have

So, I don't care who gets the last two spots, but serious question: What is Notre Dame's actual resume, besides eye test? No great wins. Didn't play in a conference title game. Lost to Miami. Last time I checked "Trust me bro, they're good" wasn't part of the criteria process

Miami is in! Notre Dame is out. Committee got it right! Good for them.

I don’t feel sorry for Notre Dame either. Go join a conference.

You can’t have your cake and eat it too. Join a conference, your unfair advantage has run out Notre Dame Football

I have to admit these Notre Dame tears are glorious. Watching all these fans of a school they didn’t attend cry because they didn’t get a handout from the committee is awesome. Join a conference. Don’t lose all of your biggest games. Earn your spot. Get better.

You should be embarrassed for doing this.

Soft

Taking their ball and going home? I feel like they’re above that pettiness and should give their fans another opportunity to watch their team.

Notre Dame has decided to take its ball and game home this postseason

Scared of BYU

If Notre Dame got snubbed, then Utah got snubbed. And you don’t hear Utah fans throwing temper tantrums... Notre Dame did nothing to deserve a playoff spot, and the entitlement is insane. Their biggest matchup this year was reality.

Notre Dame is a soft program

“The Frightened Irish”

This just confirms what every ND hater thinks of the program what a terrible decision

If you think you belong, go out and win your bowl game by 50 and they’ll think twice next time Unprecedented lack of dawg in him from Marcus Freeman

Quit!!! That'll show em!!!

Deal with it, Notre Dame. CFP, bowl season doesn't need Irish anymore. usatoday.com/story/sports/n…