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- Shedding some light on Notre Dame’s CB situation before fall campIt was right in front of us all along. In the latest edition of the Irish Illustrated podcast, Tim Prister helped to shed some light on the cornerback situation for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Prister recently interviewed both Chip Long and Clark Lea — as well as Todd Lyght. ... read more1 day ago
- Counting Down the 2019 Notre Dame Schedule: #4 USCThe annual battle between the Fighting Irish and Southern Cal Trojans will be the last game on the Notre Dame football schedule before the bye, with the Irish having won the last three meetings. For USC, head coach Clay Helton enters the 2019 season with a tremendous burden of ... read more1 day ago
- Notre Dame 99-to-2: No. 13 Paul Moala, sophomore safety-turned-linebackerListed Measurements: 5-foot-11 ½, 210 pounds. 2019-20 year, eligibility: A sophomore, Moala has three seasons of eligibility remaining, including 2019. Depth chart: After a springtime move forward from safety, Moala remains neck-and-neck with junior Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah for the leading role at Rover. Both seem likely to play in a two-man ... read more1 day ago
- The Ramblers: Comparing the 2019 Road Slate to Notre Dame HistoryWhile Notre Dame lines up one of its more friendly home schedules in recent memory the program is also facing one of its more challenging road campaigns for 2019. National spotlight games against Georgia and Michigan await while the always tricky--and as of late never winnable--trip to Stanford concludes the ... read more1 day ago
- The Curious Case of Notre Dame’s Kevin AustinIt wouldn’t be a Notre Dame off-season if there wasn’t some mystery surrounding the status of at least one potential playmaker for the Irish. Two years ago it was Kevin Stepherson. Last year it was Dexter Williams. This year it’s sophomore wide receiver Kevin Austin. Just like the last ... read more1 day ago
- This Guy Plays Notre Dame Football: #57, Jayson Ademilola, DTThe St. Peter’s Prep Sophomore is up Next The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have a roster full of players, and we want to talk about them all. One Foot Down’s player profile series will take a look at every single one of them, and hopefully we all learn a ... read more2 days ago
CHRIS MURRAY ALL AMERICAN 4 STAR WILL NOT SIGN LETTER OF INTENT WITH UCLA ON NATIONAL SIGNING DAY!
NORTE DAME.. HE IS AVAILABLE!
Kelly will never win a national title
News feed 2 weeks old????
Thanks for pointing that out. We did an upgrade they must have broken something. I’ll take a look at it this weekend.
The news feed should be working again. Sorry for the inconvenience.
ND;s linemen, linebackers are looking better.
What’s the deal with College Spun cluttering up the news feed with non-ND articles?
coach Kelly—–how about temple’s dc——are you considering him as a canidate at notre dame ?
please someone mention temple’s defensive co ordinator to coach kelly
http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/120416aaa.html
prediction:
ND defeats Wake Forest 2017
@TonLynn – Don’t know for sure re:Corey, but I speak from experience. I suffered severe brain damage in a “car incident” @ ND in 1985. (between ND & SMC; hit-n-run is NOT an “accident”) Corey is being wicked-smart (I am from Boston) by stepping-away from football, which I THINK is an answer to your question. God gives you one brain and brains don’t recover like broken bones. Once brain (like spine – the CNS) cells are dead, they stay dead. So let us congratulate Corey for deciding NOT to endanger his brain further.
He d
ecided to play basketball
Where is Corey Robinson? Did he graduate? I thought he had another year of eligibility. Thank you Tom Lynn
Several concussions led to Corey stepping away from playing football. He is however a student coach for the team