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Mary Green | Friday, September 4, 2015
When you’re the starting quarterback of a top-10 team and thousands of fans are cheering, jeering and wearing your No. 10 jersey on Saturdays in the fall, blending in isn’t exactly easy. But when Brady Quinn walked the Notre Dame campus as a student, he just wanted to fit in with his classmates. “Go to
Observer Sports Staff | Sunday, November 2, 2014
LANDOVER, Md. — With the six touchdowns he accounted for Saturday night, senior quarterback Everett Golson is now responsible for 156 of Notre Dame’s points this season. Golson, who has 22 passing touchdowns and seven rushing touchdowns on the season, is responsible for 19.5 points per game. The school record for points per game for
Mike Monaco | Thursday, October 9, 2014
Series History: Notre Dame has won 16 of the 18 previous meetings with North Carolina. No. 22 North Carolina’s 29-24 win over the Irish in 2008 snapped Notre Dame’s six-game winning streak in the series (dating back to 1962). The teams first met in 1949 at Yankee Stadium, where No. 1 Notre Dame pounded the
Mike Monaco | Sunday, September 28, 2014
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Notre Dame committed five turnovers to Syracuse’s one and still walked away from MetLife Stadium with a 31-15 victory over the Orange. The Irish finished minus-four in turnover margin. According to ESPN’s Ivan Maisel, over the last two seasons teams that went minus-four in turnover margin against teams from “Power 5”
Brian Hartnett | Friday, September 5, 2014
Regardless of whether you’ve attended Notre Dame football games since birth, or like me, hadn’t been to one before freshman year, you’ll soon find that Notre Dame game weekends are a crazy, overwhelming whirlwind of activities. There’s plenty of places to be, people to see and oh yeah, there’s a little sporting event at the
Samantha Zuba | Monday, September 1, 2014
NFL teams have cut down to 53-man rosters, but 31 former Irish players remain on NFL teams, and four signed with practice squads. Ten former Domers didn’t make the cut: running back Cierre Wood (Ravens), center Trevor Robinson (Cincinnati Bengals), defensive lineman Kona Schwenke (Kansas City Chiefs), offensive lineman Braxston Cave (New England Patriots), running