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Mia Berry | Wednesday, September 26, 2018
The most asked and most controversial question every football offseason revolves around the quarterback position. It’s no surprise the most important asset for a football team comes with many questions, given that the person under center has the biggest impact upon whether your team wins or loses. Some teams are starting from scratch looking for
Daniel O'Boyle | Friday, November 17, 2017
In the atrium of Notre Dame’s Guglielmino Athletics Complex sits seven iterations of the statue college football players dream of winning. But behind those seven Heismans sits six more trophies, a selection of some of the “other” individual awards in college football. In the middle of those six sits the Outland Trophy. Given to the
Elizabeth Greason | Friday, September 15, 2017
The Boston College matchup isn’t exactly the kind of game that stands out when you look at Notre Dame’s schedule. Georgia. Stanford. USC. Those are the names that jump off the page. If Boston College stands out at all, it is because of the “Holy War” rivalry between the two schools, but certainly not because
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
Michael Ivey | Sunday, September 10, 2017
It seemed like a dream scenario. After stopping Georgia on 3rd-and-short, the Irish forced the Bulldogs to punt the ball back to them with 1:57 left in the fourth quarter. The Irish (1-1) were trailing by one, and all they needed was to get into field-goal range for a chance to win. Notre Dame looked
Darcy Dehais | Sunday, September 10, 2017
In a game that lacked excitement on the offensive end, the Notre Dame defense proved Saturday it has made massive strides since last season’s 4-8 ending. Despite the 20-19 loss, the Irish defense stood strong against a tough Georgia side, which was marked by a powerful run game. Georgia entered the matchup with a 31-10 win
Marek Mazurek | Sunday, September 10, 2017
The first rule of being a successful football coach is to win. The second rule is to win recently. In his seven seasons at Notre Dame, head coach Brian Kelly has shown he can win. He took over a team that finished 6-6 in 2009 and turned it into an undefeated season and an appearance
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, September 8, 2017
Check out all of our content from this week’s Irish Insider: Shouldering the Load: Josh Adams embraces increased responsibility on and off the field Offensive line looks to improve on strong Temple showing against Georgia Hoonhout: Georgia matchup holds key for entire 2017 season Bulldogs to lean on run game against Irish with Jake Fromm
Daniel O'Boyle | Friday, September 8, 2017
November 28th, 2015. Stanford, California. Josh Adams is running at full speed. He’s 35 yards from the end zone. Nothing but green grass between him and the goal line. The entire defense behind, chasing the ball-carrier. That’s a situation Josh Adams, at the time only a freshman, had already seen before. He broke out for
Elizabeth Greason | Friday, September 8, 2017
Earlier this week, Georgia head coach Kirby Smart referred to the Irish offensive line as “as good looking of an O-line as you’ll play ever.” After leading the Irish (1-0) to 422 rushing yards against Temple on Saturday, one of the best offensive lines in the country is hoping to keep up the strong performance against