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Aidan Thomas | Monday, November 29, 2021
Stanford holds the dubious distinction this season as being one of two home teams to have their field stormed by opposing fans. That happened just last week against Cal, who decimated the Cardinal 41-11 in their major rivalry clash. Fans of the Golden Bears invaded Stanford Stadium and celebrated with their squad on the grass
Emily DeFazio | Friday, November 19, 2021
The 2021 season has proven to be a breakout one for senior linebacker Bo Bauer. After posting consistent stats during games early on in the year, his best performance came in none other than the highly-anticipated rivalry game against USC, when the linebacker intercepted the ball and ran it all the way to the four
Aidan Thomas | Sunday, November 14, 2021
The news got scary for Notre Dame before it got better. With defensive captains Kyle Hamilton, Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa and Drew White not dressed for their clash with Virginia, the Irish defense was severely depleted. Against a Cavaliers offense averaging 39 points a game, that was a major concern. But then UVA quarterback Brennan Armstrong, questionable
Jimmy Ward | Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Heading into Saturday night, almost no one was raving about graduate student linebacker Bo Bauer’s ability to haul down interceptions. But that’s exactly the spot he found himself in just moments after losing his teammate junior safety Kyle Hamilton to a knee injury. Hamilton had just made a tackle as USC crossed into the red
Jimmy Ward | Sunday, October 24, 2021
On a brisk Saturday night in South Bend, the Fighting Irish hosted the unranked Trojans in the 92nd edition of the Notre Dame-USC rivalry. The Irish were able to get out to a fast start in the game despite not being able to draw blood on their first drive, an effort that consumed nearly 4:30
Aidan Thomas | Monday, May 3, 2021
While Ian Book was busy getting drafted in the fourth round of the NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints, his Notre Dame Fighting Irish took the field for their spring game, as the Irish faithful got their first look at what the quarterback position could look like after the Book era, which ended with
Aidan Thomas | Friday, April 30, 2021
Writing this article, I could try and offer some early preview of the Notre Dame football season, but the fact remains I know just about the same amount of information as I did on Jan. 2 — the day I was processing Notre Dame’s Rose Bowl defeat to Alabama in the College Football Playoff. Besides
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, October 30, 2020
Pryor moves around the secondary, finds his home at Notre Dame Bauer locked in for 2020 success Thomas: Book and Notre Dame following the 2015 Alabama blueprint Geoff Collins exudes optimism, passion in advance of facing Irish Irish continue to find impact talent in the Peach State Staff predictions: Georgia Tech Yellowjackets Head-to-Head: Georgia Tech
Ellen Geyer | Friday, October 30, 2020
Bo Bauer back pedaled at full speed, creeping left, eyes glued to the quarterback. As the ball left Pittsburgh quarterback Joey Yellen’s hands, Bauer was airborne, fully extending his body to snag the pigskin as it flew directly towards his outstretched arms. Returning to the ground with the ball in his hands, the 6-foot-3, 230-pound
Hayden Adams | Wednesday, October 7, 2020
When it comes to this, my word is gospel (or so I like to think anyway). Athletes are the closest thing in everyday life to superheroes. Their physical prowess awes the masses. With that in mind, leave it to a wannabe Scene Writer like me to write a column combining my two greatest passions: sports