Monthly Archives: March 2010

Recently, Keith Arnold over at Inside the Irish, NBC’s official ND Football Blog, underwent quite a fecal hurricane of reaction after posting “The battle for independence,” in which he proposed counter-arguments to Mike Coffey’s “No Means No” piece which seeks … Continue reading →

Mike Anello was quite possibly the brigtest point of light on the Notre Dame Football Team in the last few years. And now he’s raising money for St. Baldrick’s. You should help him do that. Go to his site. Help … Continue reading →

Subway Domer lit the fires of the gathering and we came runnin’ to see what all the fuss was about and see if there was a pig in the smoker. Mmmm… pig pickin’… At the end of Spring Ball, we’ll … Continue reading →

If you’re reading this, then chances are pretty good that you’ve already read this because, while we’ve managed to carve out a bit of a niche here at HLS, The Blue-Gray Sky is the head of the ND Nation Blogging … Continue reading →

Here it is: If you quote what somebody actually said, you are a “bad guy” and you’re on your way to being banned forever from the place where you earn you living. You potentially deserve to be ‘going at it’ … Continue reading →

Man, a reporter at the Orlando Sentinel quotes a Florida receiver’s thoughts on new Florida QB John Brantly as compared to Tebow… “You never know with Tim,” Thompson said. “You can bolt, you think he’s running but he’ll come up … Continue reading →

One of the under-discussed headlines of the Brian Kelly transition is this: No one left. Not a single player has transferred. Yes, Tate and Clausen went Pro, but they were going no matter what. Think about that: not a SINGLE … Continue reading →

B&G has a good article summing up a recent PC with Coach K (happy Kermit?) about the State of the ND Union. Like this article, most folks have tended to focus on 2 areas of his recent interview – the … Continue reading →

Wonder what USC’s is? Michigan’s? Unlikely to be the same. Read more about her and her role here.

The Vols love to go all-out. All-out in wasting great talent, all out in hiring horrible coaches, and all out in hating them when they leave after a single season. And, they go all out on their turf fields. They … Continue reading →