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The Kicking Conundrum

The Kicking Conundrum

Author: Zach Wirth

With 32 seconds left in the third quarter, Notre Dame kicker Marcello Diomede shanked an extra point wide right to keep a 1-7 Boston College team within one score. Diomede was the third Irish kicker to miss in this game, with senior Noah Burnette missing an extra point early in the second quarter…

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Aamil Wagner: A Force for Good

Aamil Wagner: A Force for Good

Author: Kirra Halfman

Aamil Wagner is one of the most impressive people I’ve met in my life,” Pete Bevacqua said on a Dec. 8 episode of “The Dan Patrick Show.” Wagner, an offensive tackle and team captain, has made an immense impact as a Notre Dame representative both on and off the field. His story is best told when the…

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A Tradition of Excellence Up Front

A Tradition of Excellence Up Front

Author: Ethan Laslo

No position in football is as underappreciated as the offensive line. For the everyday fan, they’re just the guys up front who only get noticed when they screw up. A sack, a tackle for a loss, a bad snap, and more will have fans screaming and calling for heads. On the other hand, a perfect pocket…

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Notre Dame - USC: The Pause in a Storied Rivalry

Notre Dame - USC: The Pause in a Storied Rivalry

Author: Erin Bauer

Oct. 18, 2025. South Bend. Under stadium lights, rain-soaked jerseys and the night sky carried the noise of drums and horns across South Bend. Notre Dame and USC met as they'd done for nearly a century. What the 77,622 people packed into Notre Dame Stadium couldn't know, what even the players grinding…

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Adon Shuler: A New Sheriff in Town

Adon Shuler: A New Sheriff in Town

Author: Ethan Laslo

As Adon Shuler burst onto the scene in 2024 with an interception in his first career start against Texas A&M, Chris Fowler called him a “tough Jersey kid!” Since then, Adon Shuler has been exactly that. The Irvington, N.J. native was a highly touted prospect out of high school and chose Notre…

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An Apology to Chris Ash

An Apology to Chris Ash

Author: Zach Wirth

With just 13 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed delivered a touchdown strike to the back corner of the end zone, giving the Aggies a 41-40 lead and dropping Notre Dame to 0-2 after an opening loss to Miami. Fans left the Cathedral of College Football deflated,…

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No Margin for Error

No Margin for Error

Author: Reidy, Tyler

They say it’s not how you start, it’s how you finish. Notre Dame rode that mantra, among others, to massive success in 2024, overcoming an early loss to Northern Illinois en route to a 13-game win streak and the National Championship game.

In 2025, however, the message seemingly reversed. …

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Catholics vs. Convicts: The Rivalry Revisited

Catholics vs. Convicts: The Rivalry Revisited

Author: Quinn Sanderson

In 1988, the Fighting Irish faced off against the Miami Hurricanes at home in South Bend for a game that anchored the brewing rivalry. Leading up to the game, the Irish fan base bought into the identity conflict spurred on through the sale of “Catholics vs. Convicts” t-shirts designed and sold by…

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Start the Carr

Start the Carr

Author: Reidy, Tyler

A tough decision kicked off the 2025 season Marcus Freeman called it one of the hardest decisions he’s made in his
life. Heading into the fall, few thought that it would be much of a decision at all.

Starting quarterback at Notre Dame: a position that holds so much weight. So much pressure.…

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Cheer Her Name

Cheer Her Name

Author: Jackie O'Karma, Sarah Berg, & Ruby Novak

The 2025-2026 school year marks the 50th anniversary of women’s varsity athletics here at Notre Dame. Women were first admitted to the university in the fall of 1972, and just four short years later, tennis was introduced as the first women’s varsity sport. Since then, Notre Dame women’s sports teams…

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Space Jam? No, Irish Jam!!!

Space Jam? No, Irish Jam!!!

Author: Anika Joseph

At 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025, amidst the general buzz of excitement for Saturday’s home football game against Boise State, fans gathered around a half-court in the Eddy Street Commons for the first-ever “Irish Jam,” a free outdoor event celebrating Notre Dame basketball and the South Bend community.…

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Kelly the Keeper

Kelly the Keeper

Author: Reidy, Tyler

Blake Kelly of Notre Dame men’s soccer shouldered an incredible responsibility last season. For a team that had reached the College Cup final a year prior, the Michigan native earned the job of starting goalkeeper to start his freshman year.

For both Kelly and the Irish, 2024 brought ups and…

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A New Golden Age for Notre Dame's Offense
Space Jam? No, Irish Jam!!! Basketball in The Bend

Space Jam? No, Irish Jam!!! Basketball in The Bend

Author: Anika Joseph

At 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025, amidst the general buzz of excitement for Saturday’s home football game against Boise State, fans gathered around a half-court in the Eddy Street Commons for the first-ever “Irish Jam,” a free outdoor event celebrating Notre Dame basketball and the South Bend community.…

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Leading Notre Dame Sports Into a New Era

Leading Notre Dame Sports Into a New Era

Author: Erin Bauer

The ground is shifting beneath the feet of college athletics, and at the University of Notre Dame, all eyes are on Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua. Hired in 2024, Bevacqua stepped in not just to fill a role, but to answer a call. At a time when name, image and likeness (NIL), the transfer portal and…

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The South Bend Golf Review

The South Bend Golf Review

Author: PJ Carroll

Warren

Nothing screams class like a round at Warren. The “treat yo’self” of the Notre Dame student golfer experience, Warren has long felt just out of reach for us mere muggles hoping to squeeze in a Thursday afternoon nine. But that all changed with the closing of the Burke.…

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Shaping the Future: Notre Dame Men's Basketball Enters a Pivotal Offseason
A March Misfire
Baseball Season's Underway...
Holding the Penn (State): The Fighting Irish Win at the Orange Bowl
Second Round of the CFP: Georgia
First Round of the CFP vs Indiana
Shillelagh Secured
The Four Horsemen Ride Again
Irish Start Strong

Irish Start Strong

Author: Carter Leyva

While this season may not have ended as we all hoped, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team still had a tremendous amount of success this season. From the beginning of the season just five short months ago until now, head coach Marcus Freeman and the Fighting Irish established themselves as…

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The College Football Playoffs are Here

The College Football Playoffs are Here

Author: Claire Early

After the loss to Northern Illinois University, the Fighting Irish seemed done for. The campus went into mourning as students wailed about dashed hopes of a playoff or a national title. Yet the football team’s prowess revealed itself more and more throughout the season, and the Irish managed to finish…

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Marching On: Fighting Irish Women's Basketball

Marching On: Fighting Irish Women's Basketball

Author: Samuel Coffman and Elena Que

One month after Sonia Citron, Olivia Miles and Hannah Hidalgo first took the court against Mercyhurst University, the Fighting Irish women’s basketball team had their first rough week of the season. The team started the season with a five-game win streak, toppling tough opponents like USC in a series…

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Fighting Irish Hockey Update

Fighting Irish Hockey Update

Author: Carter Leyva

The University of Notre Dame men’s hockey team has been strapped into a seemingly never-ending rollercoaster ride all season. The Fighting Irish started strongly out of the gate at 3-0, out-scoring their opponents 13-4. The team then went 2-2 over their next four games, beginning November with a very…

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Tough Jersey Kid
Crunch Time