Monthly Archives: April 2009

We’re twittering. We have no idea what we’ll do with it. Most likely we’ll just twitter things like, “Hey! We’ve got a new post up at HLS,” but we figure we’d better go and grab the username before someone else … Continue reading →

It’s kind of funny. Chuck got into the whole twittering thing, and he uses it to write books. He just strings together a bunch of quick posts to write a paragraph. Here’s his entire string of tweets from this AM: … Continue reading →

When I first arrived on campus to start my freshman year at Notre Dame, I learned that the College Football Hall of Fame was located just a few miles away from my dorm in beautiful downtown South Bend, Indiana. And … Continue reading →

Insane?  Crazy?  Crazy?  Insane? And I kinda like it. Sophomore Alex Debniak, who is battling junior Will Powers for a starting position at the “sam” linebacker position, also turned in an impressive performance [in the Spring Game] . . . at … Continue reading →

Yep, he thought about it.   Edit:  Full Article link here. Somehow I think this will turn into a big story, though it really shouldn’t. Ever have a really crappy day at work? Ever think ‘man, I should just bail’ … Continue reading →

Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick was extensively fake-quoted  in this week’s Onion Sports section as a representative of the BCS in an article entitled “Cheering Fans, Thrilling NCAA Tournament Disgust BCS Officials.” Regardless of where you stand on the bowl system … Continue reading →

For those who held their breath last season whenever Kyle Rudolph was tackled by the face, there’s good news: Notre Dame has more than one tight end! Welcome back, Ragone!  As noted in the South Bend Trib article, he was … Continue reading →

Charlie Weis Twitter.  All modern and connected. Personally, I find Twitter kind of lame and pointless.  But it’s all the rage, and if it just might give a coach an edge (or eliminate an edge for another coach) in recruiting, … Continue reading →

                            Wait, where did everybody go? Away Dickie.  Away. The exodus continues.

Yep, yoga. “It just helped us stretch out, loosen up, the flexibility,” [Offensive Lineman Paul] Duncan said. “I liked it a lot because I gained some weight. I got a little tighter, so it was good to stretch out, and … Continue reading →