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Concussions Could Force John Carlson To Retire
Former Notre Dame great tight end John Carlson may have to call it a career just a little over a year after signing a $25 million/5 year contract with the…
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NFL Irish ’09 Season Preview – Part 1
Unlike college football, the NFL season doesn’t kickoff this weekend. Still, with the NFL season just around the corner, here’s a quick look at the season forecast for some former…
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Carlson Has Record Breaking Rookie Year
Former Notre Dame tight end John Carlson has quietly been having an outstanding rookie season for the Seattle Seahawks this season. This week his rookie campaign received a lot of…
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Carlson Grabs First Career Touchdown
Former Notre Dame TE John Carlson hauled in his first career professional touchdown yesterday in the Seahawks 27-10 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Carlson has been a starter for…
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Irish Do Well on the Wonderlic
The Wonderlic scores for a number of the prospects at the NFL Combine have been released and Notre Dame prospects did very well. (Source) John Carlson: 40 John Sullivan: 35…
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Carlson’s Stock Dropping?
After a disappointing performance at the combine this weekend, some reports are surfacing that former tight end John Carlson’s stock is dropping. Former Litchfield, Minn., and Notre Dame star tight…
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Sullivan, Carlson Perform at Combine; Laws, Zibby Up Next
Indianapolis, IN (UHND) – Over the weekend former Notre Dame tight end John Carlson and center John Sullivan participated in the individual drills at the annual NFL Combine. Both players…
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Combine Day 1 Results for Carlson, Sullivan
Day 1 Combine Results John Carlson John Sullivan Height 6’4″ 7/10 6’3″ 4/10 Weight 255 301 40 4.89 (10) 5.4 (27) Bench 20 (10) 21 (34) Vertical 30.5 (6) 30…
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Irish Hopefuls Descend Upon Combine
Indianapolis, IN (UHND) – The annual NFL Scouting Combine can make or break a prospects draft chances and for a handful of former Notre Dame football players coming off one…
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Thoughts on the Duke Game
Offense Clausen looked sharp again. His passing percentage was just 50%, but when you factor in the drops, it would have been much higher so that doesn’t bother me at…
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Notre Dame Names 2007 Captains Early
Notre Dame, IN (UHND.com) – Head coach Charlie Weis usually waits towards the end of spring ball to name his captains, but with the severe lack of numbers amongst the…
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Can 5th Years Fill Senior Class Void for Notre Dame in 2007?
(UHND.com) – Darius Walker’s decision to leave for the NFL cut Notre Dame’s senior class for 2007 down to a mere seven scholarship athletes. Nine different seniors from this past…
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John Carlson A Finalist for 2006 Mackey Award
(UHND.com) – Notre Dame senior tight end John Carlson was named a finalist for the Mackey Award as one of the nation’s top tight ends Thursday afternoon along with Arizona…
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John Carlson Out for Regular Season
With two games left in the regular season, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish find themselves in a middle of a national championship race. Unfortunately, the final stretch of the race…
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Final Review: Notre Dame v. North Carolina ’06
Quinn Will be Sorely Missed In watching Brady Quinn tear apart another defense this week without being overly impressed, it hit me just how much we will miss Brady Quinn…
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Final Review: Notre Dame v. Michigan State ’06
Late hit on N’Dukwe was borderline The late hit on N’Dukwe caused a whole lot of controversy after the fracas that ensued, but I think the penalty was borderline to…
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John Carlson Emerging as a Playermaker for Notre Dame
(UHND.com) – As the second string tight end for the Irish a season ago, John Carlson caught seven passes for just 56 yards in 11 games. On Saturday, the senior…
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Notre Dame 2006 Position Analysis: Tight End
When Anthony Fasano declared himself eligible for the NFL draft after last season, every Irish fan knew that there would be a big void at the tight end position in…
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2006 Notre Dame Blue-Gold Rosters Give a Few Glimpses
(UHND.com) — Charlie Weis announced the rosters for the blue gold game on Wednesday (click here to view) giving us a little glimpse into what the possible depth chart looks…
