Frank Vitovitch has been Co-Owner and Editor in Chief of UHND.com since joining forces with Kyle Flavin in 1999. Since that time, he has written over 2,000 articles covering Notre Dame football, recruiting, and basketball. He also works with all staff and external writers on all articles published on UHND.com. Frank's love for Notre Dame football started at a young age watching Rocket Ismail give opposing coaches ulcers in the late 1980's. By day Frank works in marketing and holds a degree in Digital Media from Drexel University. Frank's work has been cited by online/print editions of NBC Sports, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated and has been quoted on air by ESPN's Collin Cowherd. He's conducted interviews with Notre Dame legends Rocket Ismail, Randy Kinder, Lee Becton, Reggie Brooks, Michael Stonebreaker, and Ned Bolcar among others over his 20+ years of covering Notre Dame football. He's also been published in the print edition of USA Today Sports Weekly and the USA Today College Football Preview multiple times. Other Published Works/Citations for Frank Three Reasons Notre Dame Will Beat Alabama - USA Today Notre Dame Suspends WR Kevin Stepherson, RB C.J. Holmes Indefinitely - Bleacher Report Notre Dame / Ohio State Fiesta Bowl Preview - Eleven Warriors Brace Yourself: The Fighting Irish are Relevant Again - Sports on Earth Interviews with the Enemy: A Q&A with Frank Vitovitch of UHND - Yahoo! Sports Five Good Minutes: Notre Dame Football Preview With UHND.com - BC Interruption Vicious Electronic Questioning with UHND - MGO Blog
Notre Dame vs. Boston College: The Notre Dame Fighting Irish kept their NCAA Tournament hopes alive with the 62-61 road win at Boston College on Wednesday. The Irish trailed by as many as 10 points, but hit big shots late as they rallied past the Eagles. John Mooney led all scorers with 22 points and recorded another double-double by adding 12 rebounds. Jay Heath had a big game for BC, and was one of three Eagles who scored 12 points in the loss. Heath gave the Eagles a 1-point lead with less than 10 seconds remaining, but Prentiss Hubb found T.J. Gibbs in the lane for the game-winning floater for Notre Dame.
Nobody will ever accuse these guys of quitting early or closing up shop on this season. Impressive!
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