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Buzz Around Team Camps 8/20/08
Just when you thought that USC's injury riddled team was getting back to full strength, guess again. Here's Wednesday's skinny of the Buzz: More...
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Walls - Still Irish
Not only has Walls Sr. been an Irish fan since the age of 5, but he particularly wants them to succeed this year for Darrin’s sake as well. “I want Notre Dame to win because I want those coaches to be there when Darrin comes back,” he revealed. So much for Walls transferring to Pitt… “I wouldn’t let Darrin transfer to Pitt even if he wanted to,” More...
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IBB Fighting Irish Season Preview
With only 8 days left until the Irish take the field against San Diego State, here's the Irish Band of Brother's season preivew of the 2008 Notre Dame Football Season: More...
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A Special Group of Guys
Notre Dame's recruiting class of 2008, which was recently named tops in the country by Rivals, formed a strong bond well before they stepped onto campus. They're a close, tight-knit group of good kids according to Weis, and now have their sights set on bringing Notre Dame football back to the top. More...
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2008 Opponent Position Analysis: Tight End and Offensive Line
Time to hit the trenches. If you're just coming up to speed, here are the QBs, RBs, and WRs. This is a pretty long preview, so get comfy. One note for the offensive line preview, I tended not to repeat heights and weights very often as every team has guys that are around 6'4" and around 300 pounds. I tried to note those that were outliers on either side of that norm. As always, the number in parantheses next to a player's name is where Phil Steele More...
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Montana, could he start down the road?
Going back to football, Montana chose to attend Notre Dame as a recruited walk-on. Yet his skill is apparent. Famed quarterbacks guru Steve Clarkson said if Montana had played quarterback before his senior year of high school not only would he have received scholarship offers, he would have been one of the best prospects in the country. More...
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Bringing the Aggressive
Linebacker Brian Smith loves walking into the meeting room at Notre Dame and hearing defensive coordinator Corwin Brown and Jon Tenuta, assistant head coach for defense, talking football. "I see them talking and they're sitting there putting ideas together, it's like two great minds making one great defense. It's going to be great," Smith said. More...
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Koooontz
If you're a bit tired with the mostly predictable and scripted player responses to mostly predictable and scripted media questions, the latest Irish Insights interview of Pat Kuntz is a welcome respite. It avoids the standard cliches and gets to the heart of the kind of inside scoop we all hope to learn. You have your quirks. What's the quirk people don't know? More...
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