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Hayden Adams | Wednesday, October 7, 2020
When it comes to this, my word is gospel (or so I like to think anyway). Athletes are the closest thing in everyday life to superheroes. Their physical prowess awes the masses. With that in mind, leave it to a wannabe Scene Writer like me to write a column combining my two greatest passions: sports
Hayden Adams | Monday, September 14, 2020
It was a historic day for Notre Dame football. They extended their home win streak to 19 games, the longest run since 1990, with a win over Duke, and in doing so locked up their first-ever conference win. Notre Dame (1-0, 1-0 ACC) is now the winningest team in ACC history percentage-wise after having joined
Hayden Adams | Monday, September 14, 2020
Watching Notre Dame’s season opener against Duke, I could really feel myself channeling the spirit of my predecessor as sports editor, Connor Mulvena. Mr. Mulvena was relentless in his criticism of Ian Book, and while I am a persistent optimist when it comes to my teams, I have to say I was getting really frustrated.
Hayden Adams | Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Notre Dame football head coach Brian Kelly held a press conference Tuesday afternoon following practice. He fielded questions from the media, most of which pertained to the various position groups and players who were standing out amidst their packs. He began talking about sophomore running back Kyren Williams. “Kyren is just maturing and physically getting
Observer Sports Staff | Wednesday, April 15, 2020
In 2019, the ever-important tight end position quickly became synonymous with Cole Kmet when he returned from his collarbone injury for the game against Georgia. With new position coach John McNulty taking the reins, the 2020 group will look to match Kmet’s production from last season. Position group: Tight End Depth Chart: freshmen Michael Mayer, Kevin
Connor Mulvena | Tuesday, December 3, 2019
On a dreary, cold and rainy Palo Alto afternoon, one which held firm expectations of a commanding Irish victory, things began mysteriously for Notre Dame. The defense — the unit which has undergirded this team’s strength all year — gave an underperforming Stanford offense headway which it didn’t particularly deserve. But in the end, it
Jack Concannon | Friday, September 20, 2019
Two years ago, the 15th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs entered Notre Dame Stadium to take on the 24th-ranked Irish. The Bulldogs walked out with a 20-19 victory that appeared as a solid out-of-conference win for a Georgia team that had not finished a season in the top five since 2012. To that point, the Bulldogs faced many
Hayden Adams | Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Under a clear night sky and surrounded by a few green specks in a sea of black-and-red clothing, No. 9 Notre Dame opened its 2019 college football season Monday night on the road against the Louisville Cardinals. In Notre Dame’s first Labor Day game in program history, and only the second matchup all-time against the
Observer Sports Staff | Thursday, August 29, 2019
Irish junior Cole Kmet broke his collarbone Thursday at preseason camp, leaving him questionable for Notre Dame’s season-opener at Louisville. The injury occurred when the 6-foot-6, 255-pound tight end caught a touchdown pass from redshirt freshman quarterback Phil Jurkovec but landed awkwardly on his shoulder. The injury occurred at Culver Academy in Culver, Indiana, during
Marek Mazurek | Friday, November 24, 2017
After a tough outing against Miami (FL), Notre Dame rebounded on the field with a 24-17 win over Navy. And the Irish may have rebounded on the recruiting trail as well. Last Saturday, the Irish welcomed a few top recruits to campus in class of 2018 linebacker Payton Wilson, 2018 tight end Tommy Tremble and