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41 posts tagged "Amir Carlisle"

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Irish receiving corps looks to fill big shoes

Marek Mazurek | Friday, April 15, 2016

Fans of last year’s Notre Dame team will have fond memories of the 2015 receiving corps. Between Will Fuller averaging over 20 yards per catch, Amir Carlisle getting open from the slot position and Chris Brown making clutch catches, receiver was one of Notre Dame’s strongest position groups. Entering spring practices however, one thing is

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Notre Dame hosts 17 former players at Pro Day

Marek Mazurek | Friday, April 1, 2016

17 former Irish players participated in Notre Dame’s Pro Day in front of scouts from 31 NFL teams Thursday at Loftus Sports Center. Of the 17 participants, a handful — including offensive linemen Ronnie Stanley and Nick Martin, linebacker Jaylon Smith and receiver Will Fuller — are projected to be first-round or second-round draft picks. “[It’s] great,”

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Irish pull out win over Eagles despite five turnovers in bizarre game at Fenway Park

Mary Green | Monday, November 23, 2015

BOSTON — No. 4 Notre Dame faced Boston College in a game held at Fenway Park on Saturday night, the first time football has been played in the shadow of the Green Monster since 1968. And yet, that wasn’t even close to the strangest part of the 19-16 Irish win. The Irish (10-1) turned the

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Brown, Carlisle record career performances

Greg Hadley | Monday, November 23, 2015

BOSTON — For the first time this season, Will Fuller wasn’t just held in check. He was positively neutralized. The junior receiver has had worse statistical outings. His three catches and 72 yards were not season lows, and it was the third game this year in which he did not score a touchdown. But for once, Fuller did

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Kelly discusses BC matchup, injury updates, Fenway setting

Alex Carson | Tuesday, November 17, 2015

For the fifth time in as many games — and sixth in seven — No. 4 Notre Dame will take the field Saturday against a team that had more than seven days of rest prior to playing the Irish when they take on Boston College at Fenway Park in Boston. Wake Forest, last Saturday’s opponent

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Career takes Amir Carlisle in opposite directions

Mary Green | Thursday, November 12, 2015

Amir Carlisle’s collegiate career has been defined by transitions. After his freshman season, the Santa Clara, California, native transferred from USC to Notre Dame. He sat out the entirety of his first year with the Irish with an ankle injury and had to battle back to play at running back his junior year. Then he

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Klonsinski: Irish needed this one

Zach Klonsinski | Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Notre Dame needed to win this one, and not just to keep its slim hopes of making the College Football Playoff alive. On home turf under the lights in prime time, playing against not just any rival, but the biggest rival that was also reeling after a coaching fiasco in the week leading up to it,

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Business as usual: Will Fuller

Mary Green | Friday, October 16, 2015

It’s a Wednesday evening in the middle of midterms week for Notre Dame students, the time of year right before a much-needed fall break finally arrives, and Will Fuller has places to be. The junior receiver just wrapped up practice days before his team’s biggest rival comes to town, but he still has to take

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Bad weather, turnovers prove too much for Irish to overcome

Zach Klonsinski | Monday, October 5, 2015

CLEMSON, South Carolina — For three quarters, it looked like Notre Dame’s undefeated season was unquestionably over. Trailing 21-3, the No. 15 Irish (4-1) had looked like anything but a team that was capable of handling No. 6 Clemson’s stout rush defense, Death Valley and Hurricane Joaquin’s unrelenting deluge. That’s when sophomore quarterback DeShone Kizer found

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Irish receiving corps follows Brown’s lead

Mary Green | Friday, October 2, 2015

Over the past couple seasons, Irish quarterbacks have found a bevy of targets for their throws. Junior Will Fuller certainly has hit his stride in the open field and found end zone plenty of times, but he’s far from the only option offered, with graduate student Amir Carlisle, senior Chris Brown and juniors Torii Hunter

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