Women’s Basketball Reigns Supreme
"I didn’t think we’d have more ACL tears than losses"
#BytheNumbers
13 The number of wins Notre Dame has after trailing in the fourth quarter since Brian Kelly took over as head coach in 2010.
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A Dream Come True
You may not know it but Mike Higgins helped the 2014-2015 Notre Dame basketball team to the school’s first Elite Eight in 36 years. His name did not appear next to Grant and Connaughton in the box scores or on the roster, but that does not mean he was not an integral piece to the Irish’s success.
Kizer Keeps Irish Hopes Alive After Zaire Injury
Following the transfer of last year’s starter Everett Golson and the injury to Zaire, Kizer has found himself the lead signal caller for a team many pegged before the season as a contender for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
Wallabies Visit Notre Dame
On Aug. 29, the Australian national rugby team arrived at Notre Dame, where they trained for two weeks, in preparation for a September friendly match with the U.S. Eagles in Chicago preceding the 2015 Rugby World Cup in England.
Blackhawks Visit Notre Dame
From Friday, Sept. 18 to Sunday, Sept. 20, the Blackhawks hosted their preseason training camp at Notre Dame’s Compton Family Ice Arena.
Billion-Dollar Ball: Author Gil Gaul on the economy of college football
Gil Gaul, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, writes of the economy of college football in his recently published book Billion-Dollar Ball. He discusses how the big business of football came to be, its present state and where it could be going.
Men’s soccer still unscathed
Notre Dame Men’s Soccer continued its early season run of dominance with a 4-0 win over UAB, claiming a share of the title in the Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament. Sophomore forward Jon Gallagher scored twice, while two seniors, defender Michael Shipp and Connor Klekota, each chipped in a goal.
Fr. Hesburgh’s Athletic Influence
When Fr. Hesburgh was appointed president in 1952, Notre Dame was widely known for its football prowess. Famed coach Frank Leahy had led the Irish to four national championships and had not lost a single game from 1946 to 1949. When reporters came to cover Hesburgh’s appointment, they brought along a football, hoping to capture a picture of the newest president of a “football school.” When they asked him to pose with the pigskin, he refused. In later press conferences, more reporters asked about the famed football team.…
The Time is Now: The Magic of May and NCAA Lacrosse
ND was truly abuzz on Friday as students scrambled to enjoy the (somewhat) warm April weather. With a jam-packed line-up of events set for the weekend ahead, everyone seemed well informed on the variety of opportunities to enjoy the weekend before retiring to Club Hes for the finals push. Though most students were excited about AnTostal and the Fisher Regatta, one important event was going down Friday night that very few students seemed interested in: the ACC men’s lacrosse tournament.…
Recreational Facilities an Area of Concern for Students, Staff
Concerns about lack of equipment to be addressed in Campus Crossroads Project.
Bengal Bouts Enters 85th Year of Competition
Charity boxing tournament enters 85th year of competition.
No. 2 Men's Lacrosse Faces High Expectations
Entering the season ranked No. 2 in the country, the Irish look to build on last year's National Championship loss.
Crossing the Rubicon
Women's lacrosse is trying to translate their regular season su ccess into post-season victories.
Irish Softball Slides Into Season
Notre Dame's softball team heads into an early road schedule with high hopes for the upcoming year.
Through Trial, Tribulation, Eric Katenda Perseveres
Eric Katenda fought through numerous setbacks to play for the Notre Dame men's basketball team.
Will Fuller Emerges as Top Receiver in 2014
Irish receivers may be team’s strongest unit next season
Guest Column: Youth Characterizes Kelly's Fifth Season
Former offensive guard for the Irish analyzes the 2014 season.
The State of Irish Playcallers
In 2015, Notre Dame will choose a starting quarterback from among four candidates.
2014 Football Season Abandoned, According to Yik Yak Users
Students take to Yik Yak to express their true feelings about ND Football
Music City Bowl Preview
The Music City Bowl features two teams wondering what could have been in 2014.
Column: The Transformation of Demetrius Jackson
We are witnessing the rise of a leader and a star — the transformation of Demetrius Jackson.
Kvaratskhelia Steps Into Storied Coaching Position
Fencing's newest head coach is prepared for the challenge of continuing a tradition of excellence.
Column: It's Time for Players' Names on Football Jerseys
Let's make the change.
Irish Command Their Home Track
The Irish opened the 2014 track and field season with much to be determined in head coach Alan Turner’s first season.
Column: The State of Irish Defense
Here's why the Irish defense will improve moving forward.
Bobby and Jamie Clark Rank Among Elite College Coaches
Father and son lead top-10 teams.
Recruiting Brings Consistency for Women’s Basketball
There's been little drop off from year to year for the Irish.
Men’s Basketball Preps for Season Against Minnesota-Duluth
The Irish opened the season with an exhibition win 88-71.
Time to Shine
Irish Hockey needs to be more balanced in order to make it to the next level.