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NEXT NOTRE DAME GAMEDAY:
Blue-Gold Spring Game
April 24, 2010
Stadium Notre Dame Stadium
Location: South Bend, IN
Gametime: TBA
TV: TBA
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Posted on January 17th, 2010 by Erin McLaughlin

Good Luck Charlie Weis

As we are all aware, former Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis will now be the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. After a disappointing end to his tenure at Notre Dame, Weis is now back to doing what he does best. That is an NFL offensive coordinator.
I don’t know how other Notre Dame fans [...]

Posted on January 13th, 2010 by Erin McLaughlin

Is Lane Kiffin a Good Fit at USC?

After getting turned down by Mike Riley, Jeff Fisher, Jack Del Rio, Steve Sarkesian, and others, USC has hired Lane Kiffin away from Tennessee to replace Pete Carroll. Needless to say Kiffin was not their first choice.
Why should he be? He was fired by the Raiders. Then he had a very mediocre year with the [...]

Posted on January 12th, 2010 by Eric Murtaugh

Why This Irish Fan is Happy (and Sad) Pete Carroll Left USC

I was shocked to hear the news that Pete Carroll was resigning from his post as head coach at USC in order to jump back into the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks.
Literally overnight, one of college football’s most dominant dynasty’s in history entered the beginning of its end.
As a Notre Dame fan, this makes me jump for [...]

Posted on December 26th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

Manti Te’o Gives Irish Fans a Late Christmas Gift

As this bowl season feels empty to Notre Dame fans, it is even worse to be stuck watching the Emerald Bowl the day after Christmas in a game that features Boston College and USC. Both are rivals to the Fighting Irish. The game forces Irish fans to choose the lesser of two evils.
As hard as [...]

Posted on December 19th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

USC Needs to Do the Right Thing With Joe McKnight

USC has been down this road before in recent years. There was talk of NCAA violations with Reggie Bush and OJ Mayo. Regardless of what we feel about some of these rules, they are the rules student-athletes are expected to follow them.
Now Joe McKnight is involved in a scandal. He apparently illegally accepted a car from [...]

Posted on December 10th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

Mr. Tate, You Truly Were Golden

Earlier this week, Golden Tate confirmed Notre Dame fans worst fears when he and Jimmy Clausen both announced they would be leaving South Bend and entering the NFL Draft. Though we were holding onto hope that Tate would return for his senior year, none of us expected him to.
About a month ago, my supervisor told [...]

Posted on December 7th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

Tony Pike Proves My Point About Jimmy Clausen

The place was Pittsburgh. The conditions were brutal as snow was falling like it had been all game long. Pittsburgh had just taken the lead over Cincinnati with only 1:30 left in the game. However, Panther fans were still holding their collective breaths. That is because of a missed extra point that kept the lead [...]

Posted on November 29th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

Does Notre Dame Even Want to Accept a Bowl Invitation?

On Saturday, Notre Dame ended it’s season with another last minute heartbreaker at Stanford. Although the game was exciting, the loss dropped the Irish to 6-6 for the regular season for the second straight year.
The difference is that this year expectations were so much higher than that. The team was fully expecting to be contending [...]

Posted on November 27th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

Notre Dame-Stanford: How The Irish Can Win

Going into the season, Irish fans expected this game at Stanford to be a good one to end the year. Almost everybody has respect for Jim Harbaugh and love what he has done with the program. The program appeared on the verge of breaking out. Notre Dame was expected to contend for a BCS.
Stanford has [...]

Posted on November 24th, 2009 by Erin McLaughlin

When Will Notre Dame Love Me Back?

Earlier today I was watching a movie entitled Fever Pitch. The movie was about a guy who was very passionate about the Boston Red Sox. It took place during the season in which the Red Sox won their first World Series since 1918.
The main plot was his conflict about how to continually follow his Red [...]

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