Trev Alberts Picks Irish Over Spartans
Trev Alberts is on some YouTube video from Sprint talking about the Notre Dame-Michigan State game this weekend and everyone’s favorite former ESPN college football analysts actually picks Notre Dame to go into East Lansing and come out with the win.
He also gives Clausen some props for his development. Obviously Trev hasn’t talked to Kyle about the young Clausen this season.
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DD:
I dont get it.
Trev Alberts is not ‘everyone’s’ favorite former ESPN college football analyst and his poor prediction just shows why the emphasis should be on ‘former’. That is why he can be found on YouTube, a place where ND games will be found if their performance doesn’t improve.