Monthly Archives: April 2010

This thing deserves a rant. DMQ put it out there, and put his light stamp of disapproval in his post. I am going to take it a bit further. WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU THINKING NOTRE DAME? And I’m … Continue reading →

Oh Gawd. What have they done?

Rumors say that’s the case. Some say that that’s it – that the Big Tweleven is it. Others indicate that another 2-4 teams could join, including Syracuse and Rutgers, Nebraska and Pitt. Obviously the two scenarios are way, way different … Continue reading →

If you’ve never seen the Master Chief on YouTube, you’re missing out. Anyway, he says that BK can freaking recruit Offensive Linemen. And man, he can, as Matt Hegarty, elite OT, has committed to play for the Irish. HOT DAMN … Continue reading →

I suppose it’s about time we stop reading everyone else’s answers to our quiz and rip off the best ones answer the quiz ourselves. Given the stat-lines of Brian Kelly’s first Blue and Gold Sprint Spring Game, it seems obvious … Continue reading →

Domer Law has submitted his answers to our questions. In doing so, he delves into the odoriferous nature of the Irish. And after a deep breath, he sees opportunity. Go check it out.

Really good read on ISD about Conor Hanratty’s recruitment and the difference between his and his father’s, despite the fact that both ended up at ND. The most interesting part? Says the elder Hanratty… “I was offered cars, a house, … Continue reading →

One Foot Down checks in with their response to our set of questions. And OFD has some serious Safety Concerns. OFD also calls the defensive front seven “salty.” You know what else is salty? Bacon. Which means the defensive front … Continue reading →

We Never Graduate has offered up some answers to the questions we posed. What’s funny about their site name is that it’s so close to what I very nearly had to call Her Loyal Sons: WeNeverGraduated.com They also make us … Continue reading →

What? I have no idea why I wrote that. Where are these phrases coming from? He’s in the fold. He’s part of the family. He’s a good guy. We like him. Ben Koyack, elite TE recruit, is Irish. “After going … Continue reading →