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58 posts tagged "Shaun Crawford"

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Position group breakdown: cornerback

Observer Sports Staff | Thursday, March 26, 2020

The Notre Dame cornerback position was one of great intrigue heading into spring practice, and with athletics cut short, little has been done to clear up any of the mystery. After leaving Cincinnati, the school where he played for Irish head coach Brian Kelly, new corners coach Mike Mickens will be stepping into Todd Lyght’s

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Shaun Crawford to return for sixth season

Observer Sports Staff | Friday, January 10, 2020

Notre Dame graduate student cornerback Shaun Crawford will be returning for a sixth year with the Irish, he announced in a tweet Friday evening. Crawford is eligible to return via a medical redshirt from the NCAA, as he has missed two full seasons due to injury. A native of Lakewood, Ohio, Crawford came in with

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Adams: Giving thanks for the 2019 season

Hayden Adams | Tuesday, December 3, 2019

After Notre Dame’s senior day victory against Boston College, I wrote a column expressing my frustration for the game despite the 40-7 result in Notre Dame’s favor. I’ll be honest, I was looking for a reason to be negative. However, given that is Thanksgiving, I thought I would write this column in the spirit of

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Shaun Crawford’s comeback mindset is emblematic of 2019 Irish team

Connor Mulvena | Friday, November 22, 2019

Just one summer ago, the Irish were coming off a near playoff season. After a debilitating loss to Miami at Hard Rock Stadium in November 2017 that squashed their playoff hopes, Notre Dame entered the 2019 season prepared to make a statement. And in the coming months, they certainly did. After an undefeated season which

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Troy Pride Jr. contributes to strong Irish secondary

Hayden Adams | Friday, October 11, 2019

Notre Dame’s secondary is set to take on possibly its toughest test of the season in this week’s matchup against archrival USC. The Trojans receiving corps is putting up 292.2 passing yards per game even with incumbent starting quarterback JT Daniels going down in the first quarter of their season opener with an ACL injury.

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Concannon: Irish secondary will prove themselves against Trojans

Jack Concannon | Friday, October 11, 2019

The Irish have some of the most feared defensive backs in all of college football. Senior safety Jalen Elliott, junior safety Alohi Gilman and junior cornerback Troy Pride Jr. are all returning starters and NFL prospects. Freshman defensive back Kyle Hamilton, freshman defesnive back Houston Griffith and the injured graduate student cornerback Shaun Crawford have

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Kelly talks rushing development, USC

Hayden Adams | Monday, October 7, 2019

Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly held a teleconference Sunday to discuss their previous game against Bowling Green and preview the upcoming matchup with archrival USC. He began by giving a status report on the injuries to his key contributors. “[Sophomore wide receiver] Lawrence [Keys III] checked in today and did 90% of his body

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Kelly discusses offense, defense, updates on injuries

Connor Mulvena | Monday, September 30, 2019

After No. 9 Notre Dame’s 35-20 victory over No. 23 Virginia on Saturday, Irish head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media Sunday in his weekly post-game teleconference. Kelly talked about the defense’s play, injury updates and Ian Book, among other subjects. When asked about the improvement of the defense against the run, especially in light

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Notre Dame receivers shine in rout of New Mexico in home opener

Charlotte Edmonds | Saturday, September 14, 2019

Despite players and coaches repeatedly saying their focus is one week at a time, Saturday keeps looming large on Notre Dame‘s schedule. However, in their home opener against New Mexico, the Irish managed to take care of business, quieting some of the concerns raised just a week before. After a slow start to the season

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Kelly talks injuries, preparation, and New Mexico in press conference

Connor Mulvena | Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Ahead of No. 7 Notre Dame’s home opener this Saturday, head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media in his weekly press conference. Before taking questions, Kelly addressed the team’s mindset being idle in week two, and he talked about New Mexico’s team coming into Saturday. “New Mexico, for us is, you know, when you have

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