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Marek Mazurek | Thursday, November 30, 2017
Over the weekend, millions of Americans saved money through Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. Two notable Americans who didn’t get a good deal though were Ray Anderson and Scott Woodward. Anderson is the athletic director at Arizona State and Woodward holds the same position at Texas A&M, and both programs recently fired their head
Alex Carson | Friday, November 11, 2016
If you take a look at next year’s Notre Dame football schedule, you might notice one thing is missing: the Shamrock Series. This weekend’s San Antonio showdown between the Irish and Army will mark the eighth, and final scheduled, installment of the annual-since-2009 neutral site game that’s allowed Notre Dame the opportunity to play home
Zach Klonsinski | Friday, October 7, 2016
Arizona State and No. 9 Notre Dame enter this season with expectations about as polarized as Congress, but both look to answer questions about their identity this weekend at Compton Family Ice Arena. The Sun Devils will drop the puck on just their second season at the Division I level. The program finished its inaugural
Greg Hadley | Thursday, December 31, 2015
As the Campus Crossroads project progresses around Notre Dame Stadium and the completion date of fall 2017 gets closer, one recent tradition may be put on hold to highlight the revamped venue. In an interview with The Observer on Dec. 16, Notre Dame Director of Athletics Jack Swarbrick said the annual Shamrock Series game, an off-campus home game
Sean Kilmer | Wednesday, March 4, 2015
As the University heads into its spring break, Notre Dame will jet off to sunny Mesa, Arizona, for a week of practice in preparation for the Clover Cup. Two weekends ago, the Irish started their spring season on a high note, finishing tied for third at the Westbrook Spring Invitational in Peoria, Arizona. All five Irish golfers
Samantha Zuba | Thursday, November 13, 2014
I know what you’re thinking, Irish fans. Last weekend was great. With no Notre Dame games, there was more time to huddle inside and enjoy other college football games on television. Weird to have two bye weeks in a three-week stretch, but hey, roll with it. Now, Notre Dame should be ready to keep charging
Mike Monaco | Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Five Everett Golson turnovers spiraled into 28 Arizona State points Saturday, but Irish head coach Brian Kelly said the senior quarterback isn’t entirely to blame for the miscues and the resulting 55-31 loss to the Sun Devils. “He’s responsible for the football. Every one of those turnovers, he’s responsible for because he’s the leader,” Kelly
Mary Green | Monday, November 10, 2014
Notre Dame will use this week to focus on improving for its final three regular-season games instead of looking at postseason possibilities, Irish head coach Brian Kelly said in his Sunday teleconference. “Well, after the debacle in the desert here on offense, we have a lot to focus on just on Tuesday,” Kelly said. “So
Brian Hartnett | Monday, November 10, 2014
TEMPE, Arizona — On a warm Saturday in the Valley of the Sun, No. 8 Notre Dame was scorched by a turnover-riddled offensive performance, which put the Irish in a deep hole early and stifled their late comeback attempt in a 55-31 loss to No. 11 Arizona State at Sun Devil Stadium. Arizona State (8-1,
Brian Hartnett | Monday, November 10, 2014
TEMPE, Ariz. — Notre Dame’s 55-31 loss to Arizona State on Saturday was an ugly mess in many aspects. It was as Irish head coach Brian Kelly said, “sloppy football.” But most of all and perhaps worst of all, it wasn’t entirely unexpected. Now, I don’t mean to say most people expected Notre Dame to