You’ll have to forgive Everett Golson if he forgets sometimes that he’s his team’s biggest weakness.
You’d think a guy who threw for 151 touchdowns as a high schooler in South Carolina would know he stinks, right?
You’d think a quarterback who was recruited hard by the likes of Georgia, Ohio State and Stanford; who’s unbeaten as a starter in his redshirt freshman season; who, not yet 20 years old, has won the confidence of the best Notre Dame team in decades …
Well, you’d think the guy would realize he has no business leading the Irish onto the field to take on Alabama on Jan. 7 in Miami.
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