Monthly Archives: December 2009

May all the losses be forgot, and never brought to mind. May final second heartbreaks, be gone til the end of time. For Ole Notre Dame, my friends, for Ole N. D., we’ll swig a cup of booze my friends, … Continue reading →

If you can stomach it, here’s a look at ND over the “noughties” in “talkie” form. One of my 2010 resolutions was to lose some weight, so this was a beneficial exercise. Enjoy? 2000 2001

There’s not a lot that can be said on this site that hasn’t been said already when it comes to the utter disbelief we have in anything Urban Meyer says. For all the skewering and filleting of Michigan and Southern … Continue reading →

Dying? Already dead? Because pretty soon you’re going to die from smoke inhalation, as USC has been burning non-stop for 3 years and you do nothing. How much smoke indicates fire already? The Reggie Bush allegations? The ones that just … Continue reading →

“Abilities” now a good fit for never writing again. David Haugh. Puh-lease. I link to this crap so you can go and comment and rip him apart. Have at it. Where to begin? Where to begin? Let’s start here: Mr … Continue reading →

I figure, hey, I’ve finally not got a ton of work this morning, and, frankly, neither do you, so let’s do a roundup! The Roundup: Nobody was really paying attention to this when it was happening because it was happening … Continue reading →

Since ND isn’t bowling (sadly in my eyes) I thought I’d put together our perspective on the upcoming bowl season and what you should watch, and who you should support as an ND fan (and why). Feel free to disagree, … Continue reading →

but to no avail. “I tried to lock them in my office, but they wouldn’t have any part of that,” Kelly quipped. You know I put my best pitch on to try to keep them. I understand they’ve got a … Continue reading →

In his introductory PC, newly introduced Coach Kelly alluded to his “media consultant”, or coach, or PR person or publicist or whatever. My media consultant had all these notes for me, and I’m supposed to pay attention to all these … Continue reading →

Louis Nix III committed to a coach-less ND because of his love for the school, and because of some good recruiting work by RB Coach Tony Alford. Coach Kelly recognized what everyone should. That if you can bring in a … Continue reading →