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2023 Notre Dame depth chart projection: Irish running back prepared to run it back

J.J. Post | Friday, January 20, 2023

The Irish return the key pieces from their vaunted rushing attack in 2022, and they’ll look to establish more consistency to bring the offense to another level in 2023. 2022 Summary It’s fair to say that the running back room was by some distance Notre Dame’s strongest position group in 2022. With the Irish passing

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Notre Dame 2023 depth chart projection: Special teams brings in new names

Aidan Thomas | Friday, January 20, 2023

Notre Dame special teams will undergo some changes ahead of the 2023 season, including starting their third different kicker in three seasons. One of the nation’s most improved units will look to continue to impact the game positively for the Irish under special teams coach Brian Mason.  2022 Summary The Irish were a dynamic special

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‘The third and fourth quarters are our quarters’: Irish run game executes monster second half to beat South Carolina

Nate Moller | Friday, December 30, 2022

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — In Notre Dame’s 45-38 Gator Bowl win over South Carolina, the Irish run game paved the way to victory with 264 yards on the ground and three touchdowns.  Sophomore running back Logan Diggs finished the day with 89 yards on the ground and a rushing touchdown. He also added 81 receiving yards, which

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Observer Sports Staff predicts the Gator Bowl: Notre Dame v. South Carolina

Observer Sports Staff | Wednesday, December 28, 2022

Aidan Thomas – Sports Editor Bowl games are a bit of a battle of attrition with all the opt-outs, and Notre Dame loses two All-Americans for this battle with South Carolina. However, the Gamecocks will be down about half-a-dozen starters, so it feels like, while lacking their star power, Notre Dame might have an edge

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Moller: Freeman can use Gator Bowl to gain momentum into next season

Nate Moller | Wednesday, December 28, 2022

As more and more college players decide to sit out bowl games to prepare for the NFL draft or enter the transfer portal, bowl games have lost their significance to an extent. In Friday’s Gator Bowl between the Irish and the South Carolina Gamecocks, the Irish will be without junior tight end Michael Mayer and

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Pyne flips script, shows capability to dominate despite mistake

Aidan Thomas | Monday, November 28, 2022

All year, Notre Dame junior quarterback Drew Pyne has been judged by virtually everything but the final result. After taking over as the starter, Pyne won eight of his first nine games. He did this without gaudy numbers. Pyne never threw for 300 yards in those nine games. During a three-game winning streak, Pyne completed

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‘Self-inflicted wounds’ lead Irish to 38-27 loss at USC

Mannion McGinley | Sunday, November 27, 2022

LOS ANGELES — On a night when they faced college football’s Heisman favorite, Notre Dame football needed perfection and didn’t quite attain it, falling to USC 38-27 at the Coliseum. Head coach Marcus Freeman said he was disappointed in the loss, feeling the Irish didn’t play at their best and could have fared better if

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Key moments of the game: Notre Dame versus Boston College

Madeline Ladd | Saturday, November 19, 2022

No. 18 Notre Dame dominated the Boston College Eagles this afternoon in their home finale and senior day, securing the win in a  44-0 blowout. Here are five key moments of the game that contributed to the Irish’s victory in the 27th meeting of the two teams.  Ben Morrison Interceptions  Freshman cornerback Ben Morrison was

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Keys to victory versus Boston College

Nate Moller | Friday, November 18, 2022

The Irish are coming off of their first four game win streak of the season, and they will look to extend their late season surge with a win against Boston College on senior day. Here are the keys to an Irish victory this Saturday against the Eagles. 1. Play four quarters of football At times

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‘Call duo until you can’t speak’: How the Irish used selfless football to forge their identity

Aidan Thomas | Friday, November 11, 2022

“If I’m not down in time, call duo until you can’t speak.”  The quote from Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees made waves around social media this week. Rees said it to Irish tight ends coach Gerad Parker after the third-year offensive coordinator decided to come down from his box to the sideline and celebrate

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