Football's Ruby

Is Homeland sports (collegiate-spirits) some superstitions-reflection of what's simplified documentary (for the Ego)?

An homage to the American 'glass' of Notre Dame football, which I think you'll like, 

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fanfiction offers no commercial or explicit ties to Notre Dame University or the NCAA (football) and is therefore cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' criticism). 

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AMLAN: What makes Irish-football (Notre Dame) above the cut, for Americans?

RAKI: That's a straight-inquiry with incomplete-lines IQ for Homeland bread.

AMLAN: What's that, pal?
RAKI: Classic moments for the populations, American Catholic university-IQ.

AMLAN: Does athletics bolster academics, for media/administrations?

RAKI: Surely, pal; there's social-media 'face-chess' for improved finances.

AMLAN: Marketing distances (Facebook-like)...very cool!

Amlan and Raki, pals from Dartmouth, had been avid-fan commentators for cyber-forums in their mod-Earthling 'video-game universe' and cited varied Notre Dame (Fightin'-Irish) football 'synthetics' for fanfare/interest on the lines of citizenry-examinations, and they invoked their (own) 'education' in media-age research for varied games in Irish-football 'history' like Penn State, Michigan State, and Colorado, and they cited their (own) special love of interest-points like the Orange Bowl 1990-1991 which saw a repeat-contest between the Irish and the Buffaloes of Colorado (wow).

AMLAN: Notre Dame football is part Catholic, part American, and part TV.

RAKI: Surely right, pal; they have that longstanding 'trumpet' with NBC, no?
AMLAN: Student culture gained special 'bread/fruit' thanx to TV/Internet.

RAKI: Remember that Lou Holtz and Joe Paterno 'axes' of coaches-?

AMLAN: I prefer that Irish-Colorado Bowl-doughnut (for fan/audience bill).

RAKI: Variance(s) in democracy (ok).

AMLAN: What's the best sports film, in this estimation, pal?
RAKI: As a fan, Heaven Can Wait...but as a writer...The Program (arguable).

AMLAN: Notre Dame had/has it all (American Homeland dodecahedrons).

RAKI: Photo-synthesis (ha).

While Amlan and Raki had been enjoying some zesty/cool orange-chicken (Asian) at a San Francisco Chinatown dive, they thought about a very-special Notre Dame game featuring a Bowl-premonitions book (Joe Montana) and wondered if they'd compose a very-special Irish-football 'cadence' (novel concept)...for a bureaucracy-arts 'dowry' in their social-media age of dialysis.

WAITRESS: I recount that 1991 Orange Bowl (Colorado).

AMLAN/RAKI: Wow, you know it!

WAITRESS: That late-game return/touchdown called-back (damn).

AMLAN/RAKI: Are you Catholic?

WAITRESS: I'm a TV-fan...generically American.

AMLAN/RAKI: Can we include you in our story?

WAITRESS: As what?

AMLAN/RAKI: American Homeland fan of dodecahedron memoir(s).

WAITRESS: Sounds dialysis (ok!).

What do you think of sportsmanship 'linked' Earthling lines for 'incomplete-distances' readings of special/superstitions net-commentary (for the Ego)? For Amlan/Raki, pals from Dartmouth, this special imaginarium 'project' for Irish-football would offer us (all) a special (American Homeland) 'mark' for what made competition-windows a doughnut-hole for the 'flare' of accessible field goals...perchance for a chance-intuition of civilization's (undoubted) dowry-longitude. Perchance they'd win the Pulitzer.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)