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Elizabeth Greason | Monday, March 26, 2018
The onset of another spring season has brought the return of a number of familiar faces, as well as some who are expected to play a much greater role for the Irish — and, of course, a healthy dose of competition. Notre Dame held an open practice Saturday, after which Irish head coach Brian Kelly
Marek Mazurek | Wednesday, March 21, 2018
The spring season marches on. Notre Dame held its first practice coming back from spring break, and Irish head coach Brian Kelly said his veteran group looks “clean” in the first few practices. “You see it in [senior quarterback Brandon] Wimbush and [senior wide receiver] Miles [Boykin] — they’re going to connect on some big
Elizabeth Greason | Sunday, November 26, 2017
STANFORD, Calif. — Things were looking good for the Irish there for a minute. And then everything fell apart. Take your pick of the plays that actually marked the end for Notre Dame (9-3) in its 38-20 loss to Stanford. There was the first of junior quarterback Brandon Wimbush’s two interceptions. There was the fumble on
Tobias Hoonhout | Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Coming off a close home defeat to No. 13 Georgia this weekend, Irish head coach Brian Kelly addressed several areas, including junior Brandon Wimbush’s development as a quarterback, Notre Dame’s mentality heading into next week’s matchup against Boston College and its growth on defense. Wimbush Although the junior quarterback struggled to have an impact against
Daniel O'Boyle | Friday, August 25, 2017
Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly declined to give a definitive answer on the status of sophomore wide receiver Kevin Stepherson, who has had limited reps for the Irish this offseason. Coming off a freshman season in which he finished third on the team in receptions (25) and receiving yards (462) and second in receiving
Joe Everett | Monday, November 21, 2016
The first time Notre Dame fans ever counted on DeShone Kizer, thrust into action after Malik Zaire suffered a broken right ankle, was when he was called upon to rally then-No. 9 Notre Dame from the jaws of defeat against Virginia during the second game of the 2015 Irish campaign. Kizer stepped up and rallied
Benjamin Padanilam | Tuesday, November 1, 2016
With 10:31 left in the second quarter of Saturday’s game, Notre Dame led Miami by a comfortable margin, 20-0. But then, the Irish (3-5) did what they’ve done all season, allowing 27 unanswered points and suddenly finding themselves trailing the Hurricanes (4-4), 27-20. It was the fifth time this season Notre Dame has allowed at least