Vol.169No. 7
From national champion backup to high-pressure starter, Thomas Ricciardelli has experienced it all at Notre...
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish finished their 2018 campaign with a disappointing loss in the first round of the NCAA tournament to Denver after a successful season in which they finished 9-6 and defeated Virginia to win the ACC Championship.
Beginning on Feb. 1, the Irish hosted the 32nd-annual Meyo Invitational and had a strong showing against some of the best teams in the Midwest.
200 - The number of male students involved in this year’s Bengal Bouts.
After a 7-0 record to start last season, the Fighting Irish men’s tennis team then dropped five matches in a row in a season that ended in the second round of the NCAA Tournament to rival Michigan.
During the final few weeks of fall and the first few weeks of winter, the Notre Dame hockey team went to battle on its non-conference slate followed by the start of Big Ten play.
You all know the story. Last year, the Notre Dame women’s basketball team defied all odds by overcoming the loss of four players to season-ending injuries and winning the national championship.
13 - The number of double-doubles that junior forward John Mooney has tallied in the first 22 games of the season.
Senior forward Dylan Malmquist has had a solid run this 2018-2019 Notre Dame hockey season.
During the 2018 regular football season, the Notre Dame football team did not lose any games. A significant achievement, given that the football program has not had an undefeated, unvacated season since 1988.
One week after a dominant home victory against then-No. 7 Stanford, the Irish traveled to Blacksburg, Virginia, to take on Virginia Tech. The game marked the first true road test for Notre Dame, as the hostile crowd at Lane Stadium is notorious for disrupting visiting opponents, especially after dark.…
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will begin their 2019 season on the road for the first time since 2016, when the Irish took on Texas in Austin. The Irish will travel to Kentucky for a Labor Day showdown with the Louisville Cardinals. Louisville finished the 2018 season 2-10, firing its head coach Bobby…
Between the final game of the regular season on Nov. 24 against USC and the College Football Playoff showdown versus Clemson on Dec. 29, Notre Dame looked ahead to its program’s future.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will begin their 2019 season on the road for the first time since 2016, when the Irish took on Texas in Austin.
From Fighting Irish replays to screenings of “Rudy” for the annual Flick on the Field event, Notre Dame Stadium’s spectacular video board — which measures 54.1 feet high and 95.5 feet wide — exemplifies the school’s strides toward embracing the future and advancements in technology.
Irish Suffer Only Loss of Season
Before the 2018 college football season, it was clear that some of Notre Dame’s dominant upperclassmen would be lucky enough to hear their names called in April at the 2019 NFL Draft in Nashville.
The stars were aligning. The No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish stood at 11-0 and one win away from their first berth in the College Football Playoff.
From Saint Patrick’s Cathedral to the “Today Show,” Rockefeller Center to the billboards at every subway stop, in New York City the weekend before Thanksgiving, you could barely walk three blocks without seeing Notre Dame in some way, shape, or form.
Irish Crush Seminoles on Senior Night
Following a decisive win in San Diego against Navy, the Irish hit the road once again
for a primetime matchup against Northwestern.
Irish Snap West Coast Skid with 22-point Win over Navy in San Diego
Irish Hold Firm Against Feisty Panthers
Irish Win Big Against Cardinal
Notre Dame Narrowly Escapes Vandy
Irish Win Ugly Versus Cardinals
Notre Dame-Michigan is always a big game. But when the rivals haven’t played in five years, are both ranked in the top 15, are visited by “College Gameday” and meet in the first game of the season, the stakes are even bigger.
Irish One Win Away from 12-0
After back-to-back Frozen Four appearances, the Notre Dame hockey program has gone from the hunter to the hunted.
As of Nov. 12, 2018, multiple sports teams at Notre Dame remain undefeated. Most people are probably thinking of the Fighting Irish football team right about now, but the women’s swim team is also among the unbeaten.
