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Key Ingredients to Notre Dame's Blitzing Defense
Notre Dame defensive coordinator Jon Tenuta loves to bring the blitz from all angles, as Irish fans are aware of.
Notre Dame Must Become a Four Quarter Football Team in 2009
If Notre Dame wants to be as good as Phil Steele expects and as good as their fans are hoping, they must become a four quarter football team in 2009... by jeff kalafa 56 reads Opinion If Notre Dame wants to be as good as Phil Steele expects and as good as their fans are hoping, they must become a four quarter football team in 2009.
Lockerroom Talk: Can The Fighting Irish Be Succesful Without a Ground Attack?
College football is vastly approaching and some teams and fans have to be concerned with at least one aspect of their teams game.
UCLA Football: Fauria leaves Notre Dame, will join Bruins
UCLA finished a close second for the services of Joseph Fauria out of high school, but the Bruins landed him less than 18 months later.
Rutgers, Seton Hall opponents set
The Rutgers University men's basketball team will face Seton Hall, Georgetown and DePaul both home and away for the 2009-10 season, the Big East Conference announced Thursday.
ND assistant Kearney hired at Holy Cross in Massachusetts
During the same week in June when he learned that Luke Harangody would return for his senior season, Notre Dame men's basketball coach Mike Brey hoped he would lose the services of associate head coach Sean Kearney.
Notre Dame Football: QB Hendrix hops aboard
Granted, the start of Notre Dame's 2009 football season is more than two months away, but a peek ahead to 2010 has already elicited a degree of concern in that only two scholarship quarterbacks would be on the roster.
Jimmy Clausen a Bust after Only Two Years?
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Cincinnati QB Andrew Hendrix commits to Notre Dame
A gaping, ominous hole in Notre Dame's 2010 recruiting haul reportedly has been filled.
Lo Wood5'10'' - 160 Lbs.Apopka, FL3 Star - Defensive BackNotre Dame's 8th Verbal Commit After the way this week started it seemed that Notre Dame's recruiting class of 2010 was headed for the gutter... by Nick Shepkowski 4 reads Sports Lo Wood 5'10'' - 160 Lbs.
Prep QB Andrew Hendrix commits to play at Notre Dame
Moeller senior quarterback Andrew Hendrix has orally committed to play at Notre Dame.
Fauria to miss season for personal reasons
More tight ends problems for the Irish. Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis says sophomore tight end Joseph Fauria will miss the season for personal reasons.
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Line of Scrimmage: NFL Coaching Security - Who Has It?
Somewhere deep in the recesses of his psyche, Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis might wish he had stayed in the NFL.
Charlie Weis took over the Notre Dame program in 2005, and in his first two seasons at the helm, set coaching records with a combined 19 victories and two BCS bowl appearances.
Notre Dame football: Smith ready to get Irish cooking
He doesn't know how to paint, barely knows how to cook, but Notre Dame linebacker Brian Smith has put himself in a position seemingly to need to acquire both skills this summer.
76ers to work out Ohio State's Mullens, Notre Dame's Ayers
The 76ers said yesterday that Ohio State center B.J. Mullens and Notre Dame guard Ryan Ayers, who is the son of former Sixers coach Randy Ayers, would have a predraft workout today at 10 a.m. at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Luke Zeller makes it a Notre Dame pair at Bulls workout
Luke Harangody wasn't the lone Notre Dame big-man presence gauged by the Bulls on Wednesday.
Notre Dame football: Question marks abound
The Sunday announcement by New Jersey slot receiver Bennett Jackson that he would attend Notre Dame provided one more answer to the question, "Who will compose the recruiting class of 2010?" But with eight months remaining until signing day, the questions remaining far outweigh the answers.
Notre Dame Basketball: Kurz savors the NBA life
Life in the NBA is one many cannot comprehend, where players are paid extreme amounts of money, travel in private planes, stay in five-star hotels and have almost every needed tended to by someone.
You, Too, Can Fire Ty Willingham And Experience Wild Recruiting Success
Ty Willingham may have the strangest and most disappointing career arc of any coach in recent memory.