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Notre Dame's 35th version of 'The Shirt' revealed
SOUTH BEND, Ind -- As tradition has it, Notre Dame unveiled this year's version of "The Shirt" ahead of the 93rd Annual Blue-Gold Game. Every year before the annual spring game, students and fans go to Notre Dame to watch the special release. For the third year in a row,...
Notre Dame prepares to break ground on new football facility
This is a transitional period for Notre Dame with a new athletic director and, this summer, a new president. Marcus Freeman is entering his third full season of hopefully will be a long tenure as football coach. So it only makes sense that a new football facility be built. That’s exactly what’s happening according to a report from Footballscoop. Perhaps sometime after the current semester, ground on the Notre Dame campus will be broken for a state-of-the-art football building with a nine-figure cost. The plans are formally expected to be announced before Saturday’s Blue Gold Game. The meetings involving this facility have involved both past and present Notre Dame personnel. This undoubtedly is an exciting time for the Irish as they position themselves to attract the best possible talent in the future. A new facility will go a long way towards making that happen, and hopefully, it will have played a role when and if the Irish win another national championship. Contact/Follow us @IrishWireND on Twitter, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Notre Dame news, notes, and opinions. Follow Geoffrey on Twitter: @gfclark89
Newsstand: Notre Dame football adds son of assistant coach to recruiting department
Deland McCullough's son, Deland "DMAC" McCullough II, has joined the Notre Dame football program as a recruiting associate, according to his X/Twitter profile. The younger McCullough spent the 2023 season in the Division III ranks. The post Newsstand: Notre Dame football adds son of assistant coach to recruiting department appeared first on On3.
Notre Dame adds Deland McCullough II, son of Miami University great, as recruiting analyst
Deland McCullough II has joined Notre Dame's football staff as a recruiting analyst, according to his Twitter/X profile. The son of former Miami University great Deland McCullough was a defensive backs coach at Oberlin College last season. McCullough II played at MU and Indiana University. In February, McCullough added associate head coach to his...
Notre Dame’s Carson Tinney hits inside-the-park home run
One of the most exciting plays in baseball is the inside-the-park home run. It doesn’t happen very often, which is why people always yearn to see one whenever they go to a game. Those who attended Notre Dame’s game Friday against Boston College were lucky. The Irish crushed the Eagles, 14-3, in seven innings, but one moment stood out above the rest. With the Irish already up big in the bottom of the sixth, Carson Tinney was called on to pinch-hit for Joey Spence, who already had a home run in the game. Tinney is one of the lesser contributors on...
Bee track teams triumphant in home invitational
BRIDGMAN — The Bridgman High School boys and girls track teams both finished first at the April 12 season-opening invitational run on their home course. The men’s squad tallied 124 points, with Buchanan (105), New Buffalo (83), Watervliet (81) and Eau Claire (80) rounding out the top five.
For the Notre Dame backfield, Love is the answer
It’s uncommon for a true freshman to be given opportunities for significant playing time at a premier program like Notre Dame, and especially so when the starter at their position is among the nation’s best players. But even as Audric Estime rumbled his way to All-American honors last...
Indians mauled by Bulldogs
KENNETT, Mo. - Kennett High School baseball head coach Aaron New's Indians played hard-nosed, tough, competitive baseball for six of seven innings Wednesday against a well-coached Notre Dame team. But it wasn't enough to beat the Bulldogs, and the Indians lost a hard-fought battle 6-4. Kennett's' struggles in the third...
Notre Dame basketball lands its first transfer of the cycle
There has been plenty of transfer movement for Notre Dame basketball this week and it continued on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the Irish saw Carey Booth finding his new home at Illinois, but the roles were reversed on Wednesday. Notre Dame landed Princeton transfer guard Matt Allocco, giving them their first commit of this cycle. The 6-foot, 4-inch and almost 200-pound guard was a big time player for the Tigers over the past three seasons. Last year Allocco showed elite shooting tendencies, as he shot 42.7% from three, 50.8% from the field and 90.9% from the free throw line. There aren’t many who can match that kind of efficiency across the country. Go Irish☘️ pic.twitter.com/QPXb1dvl3t — Mush (@MattAllocco) April 17, 2024 The Irish now have seen three players enter the portal and just one come in, so expect more movement in the coming weeks. Contact/Follow us @IrishWireND on X (Formerly Twitter), and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Notre Dame news, notes, and opinions. Follow Mike on X: @MikeFChen
A Pair of 2026 Blue-Gold Game Visitors Worth Noting
Eight June-entry 2024 signees, a few incoming walk-on prospects, at least 10 prospects currently committed to Notre Dame, a long list of 2026 recruits – most with offers from Notre Dame, a few without – and some 2027-class athletes are expected to attend Notre Dame's spring game tomorrow.
SBCSC to launch new elementary athletic programs this summer
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The South Bend Community School Corporation is launching a new athletic program for all elementary school students from the second to fifth grade. A minimum of five programs will be offered this upcoming fall and will include a diverse range of athletic activities. "After successfully piloting...
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