July 14, 2008

Watt a Way to Begin the Week

Author: Frank Vitovitch | Filed Under Latest Recruiting Article, Notre Dame Football

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Notre Dame, IN (UHND.com) – Last weekend pretty terribly for Notre Dame fans with the disappointing news that Darrin Walls would not be with the team in 2008, but this week began with some great news when it was reported Sunday that five star offensive lineman Chris Watt committed to the Irish.
Charlie Weis was vacationing [...]

Irish Pick Up Two More Commitments

Frank Vitovitch - posted on June 7, 2008 under Recruiting

Notre Dame, IN (UHND) – So much for the thought that recruits this year would be applying a wait and see approach with Notre Dame after last season’s 3-9 debacle. Notre Dame picked up their 6th and 7th commitments of the year this week when linebacker Dan Fox and offensive guard Alex Bullard committed [...]

Irish Add Carlo Calabrese

Frank Vitovitch - posted on May 23, 2008 under Recruiting

(UHND.com) – Notre Dame picked up its 5th commitment of the year on Thursday when four star New Jersey linebacker Carlo Calabrese picked the Irish over Boston College. Calabrese became the second defensive commitment for the Irish and had offers from the likes of Florida, Miami, Rutgers, and Pitt.
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Wood, Stockton Commit Over the Weekend

Frank Vitovitch - posted on April 21, 2008 under Recruiting

Notre Dame, IN (UHND) — The Blue Gold weekend is quickly becoming a great recruiting tool for Notre Dame and head coach Charlie Weis. A year ago Notre Dame picked up commitments from Darius Fleming and Joseph Fauria, and this past weekend Weis secured pledges from five star running back Cierre Wood and four [...]

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Another Golic Gets Class of ’09 Rolling

Frank Vitovitch - posted on April 6, 2008 under Recruiting

(UHND) – For the second year in a row, a Golic was the first to commit to Notre Dame and Charlie Weis. Last year it was Mike Jr, this year it is his brother Jake – a 6’5”, 220 lb tight end out of Connecticut. Jake now will join his brother and [...]

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Signing Day Posts on the Blog

Frank Vitovitch - posted on February 7, 2008 under Recruiting

Check out the updates we posted on the blog for signing day. We’ll have more recaps of this years class over the next week.

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    Notre Dame commit EJ Banks started off his season on the right foot this weekend with and impressive showing - even if he only played the first half.  Banks cramped up and missed most of the second half, but he did enough damage by halftime to put his team in position to win. Montour earned a [...]
  • Video of EJ BanksSun, 10 Aug 2008 22:37:46
    Here’s some video of Notre Dame’s newest commitment - EJ Banks.  He shows some great athletic ability here.  He is projected as either a safety or a corner and in the limited video of him in the secondary here, it looks like he has a lot of potential as a free safety.
  • Possible Summer Decision for A … Tue, 22 Jul 2008 05:41:56
    Allen Wallace of SuperPrep.com posted an article today about Notre Dame defensive end prospect Anthony LaLota today stating that the New Jersey native might be looking to end his recruiting before the end of the summer. He says he may make his decision before the start of his senior season. “I’ll either decide right before the [...]

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