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Liam Coolican | Thursday, March 17, 2022
DAYTON, OHIO — It simply wasn’t going to be anyone else. After a 26 point performance in which he shot 13-15 from the field, it had to be Paul Atkinson Jr. who made the winning basket with less than two seconds remaining. His layup capped a thrilling double-overtime victory for Notre Dame over Rutgers. The
J.J. Post | Wednesday, March 16, 2022
Wednesday night, Notre Dame men’s basketball will begin their March Madness campaign. The Irish drew Rutgers in the No. 11 seed play-in game on Selection Sunday, sending the team to Dayton for a First Four showdown. Being a well-balanced team, the Scarlet Knights loom as an interesting matchup for the Irish. They’re rock-solid and tireless
Liam Coolican | Sunday, March 13, 2022
Following a resurgent year for Notre Dame basketball, both the men’s and women’s teams are going dancing once again. Mike Brey’s squad returns to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2017, while Niele Ivey makes her first tournament appearance as a head coach. Men’s squad head to the First Four The men’s team
Observer Sports Staff | Monday, April 6, 2020
We are one region away from moving into the Sweet 16. Two regions thus far boasted surprising upsets, with a pair of six-seeds advancing, but our last region was nothing but chalk. Any surprises coming today? Not a single game here was unanimous with our voters, so these decisions are getting tougher, but let’s see
Alex Bender | Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Notre Dame will have the chance to continue its early season success this weekend with the No. 12 men’s team taking on Purdue, while the No. 10 women’s team will be facing Purdue, Miami and Rutgers. The team has remained undefeated on both the men’s and women’s sides, including a big win in the meet against
Benjamin Padanilam | Tuesday, November 10, 2015
No. 11 Notre Dame learned its fate for the upcoming NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championships on Monday, earning a three-seed draw and a first-round matchup against Oakland. When the selection committee released the 64-team bracket, the Irish (13-4-1, 6-4-0 ACC) found out they will play host to the Golden Grizzlies (8-5-7, 7-1-3 Horizon) in the first round of
Sam Fentress | Thursday, September 17, 2015
It was a friendship destined for success. Paul Slaggert and Peter Methot met several years ago at a conference for UNICON, a global consortium for people working in executive education. Now Slaggert, director of non-degree programs in executive education for the Mendoza College of Business, and Methot, managing director of executive education at Rutgers Business
Jack Hefferon | Sunday, December 29, 2013
NEW YORK — To the vast number of fans and commentators — even those in attendance among the dubious “sellout” crowd— Saturday’s Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium was largely seen as a forgettable one. There were more turnovers than touchdowns. More yawns than points. And nine attempted field goals. Nine. After January’s trip to the BCS National
Mike Monaco | Saturday, December 28, 2013
NEW YORK — Notre Dame out-possessed and outgained Rutgers all afternoon, but the Irish couldn’t pull away until late in their 29-16 victory over the Scarlet Knights in the Pinstripe Bowl on Saturday at Yankee Stadium. Notre Dame (9-4) more than doubled Rutgers (6-7) in total offense (494-236), yet the Scarlet Knights kept hanging around as the
Jack Hefferon | Friday, December 27, 2013
NEW YORK — When Notre Dame was considering its bowl options, many of the team’s leaders were hoping for a warm-weather destination, where snow and cold temperatures wouldn’t be factors. But while the Big Apple did give the Irish a white Christmas, the city has also rolled out the red carpet to give the team