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Aidan Thomas | Friday, December 3, 2021
Editor’s Note: Sports Editor Mannion McGinley contributed to this report. This week on the coaching carousel has been more of an adventurous Ian Book scramble than a carousel ride for Irish fans, players and recruits. The Observer’s Sports staff laid out everything that’s happened so far, and what these pieces mean moving forward. Monday evening
Aidan Thomas | Wednesday, December 1, 2021
In massive news for the Notre Dame football program, offensive coordinator Tommy Rees announced Wednesday he is staying with the Irish. Rees had been offered the LSU offensive coordinator position shortly after former head coach Brian Kelly left for the Tigers. Rees is finishing up his second season leading the Notre Dame offense. The Irish
Daniel O'Boyle | Thursday, March 9, 2017
In each of the two prior years, attention during Notre Dame’s opening spring practice has centered around the battle for the starting quarterback role. With a new signal-caller in junior Brandon Wimbush set to take over the reins, it would be understandable to expect focus to stay under center. But after Irish head coach Brian Kelly
Zach Klonsinski | Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Irish head coach Brian Kelly officially introduced the plethora of new faces coming to the Irish coaching staff for the 2017 season Monday. “We made quite a few changes,” Kelly said. “It’s important to certainly look at where you are, where you were and for me, I know I’m going to always be reminded about last
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, January 20, 2017
Notre Dame announced two new additions to its program Thursday, as wide receivers coach DelVaughn Alexander and strength coach Matt Balis joined the Irish staff. Alexander replaces former wide receivers coach Mike Denbrock, who took over the job of offensive coordinator at Cincinnati in the offseason. Alexander has coached at Wisconsin, Oregon State, UNLV and, for the