Today's Rapid Fire topics include:

* ESPN did its way too early All-American team for next season. Jeremiyah Love and Leonard Moore made the first team and Billy Schrauth made the second team. Who’s one guy on each side of the ball you think they left out?

* How many times would it be acceptable for Notre Dame to miss the playoffs over the next 10 years?

* On a scale of 1 to 10...What’s your confidence Notre Dame will have a 1,000-yard wide receiver next season?

* Fill-in the blank...Marcus Freeman’s son Vinny getting an in-home recruiting visit from a Michigan wrestling coach is BLANK.

* We talked yesterday about Nebraska possibly doing away with its annual spring game because of head coach Matt Rhule’s concern that other teams might use the game to poach players. Ross Dellenger who covers college football for Yahoo and co-hosts the College Football Enquirer Podcast, says he thinks all schools might follow suit in the next few years. Do you Buy or Sell that?

* Do you Buy or Sell there being more interest in Bill Belichick at North Carolina this season than Deion Sanders had in his first season at Colorado?

* Do you think Belichick will treat the media differently now that he’s coaching at a lower profile college job?

* Chiefs fatigue is a hot topic as Kansas City goes for its third straight Super Bowl win this weekend. Do you Buy or Sell the same team having so much success being good or bad for overall interest and TV ratings?

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