Category Archives: ND Football

So much for thinking that all the recruiting craziness was behind us. As I said before in my Gunner Kiel post, my golden rule of following recruiting is that until a recruit actually enrolls early or faxes in his signed … Continue reading →

Poot will no longer be contributing to Her Loyal Sons.

As a reaction to my post the other day, and a few LTE’s in the Observer supporting my stance….And after the project’s leadership dismissed the idea because (i am paraphrasing here) ‘sales went down from ’02 to ’04 when we … Continue reading →

In commemoration of Syracuse basketball’s monumental achievement of reaching a record of 20-1 this evening, the Her Loyal Sons Monumental Mint has crafted these fine t-shirts. Don’t miss your opportunity to remember this day forever. Purchase your shirt, cherish it … Continue reading →

Great article today on how “The Shirt” will now be produced by a socially conscious (as opposed to unconscious?) vendor that pays living wages to employees, and how this is a great message and all of that. And it is. … Continue reading →

I have a golden rule when it comes to recruiting: Until a recruit actually enrolls early or faxes in his signed letter of intent, anything can and will happen. Recruits will be poached, they will change their minds, and Bob … Continue reading →

While everyone’s workday was wrapping up on the East Coast, Notre Dame announced that Brian Kelly had received a two-year extension to remain as Notre Dame’s head coach through 2016. In the press release, athletic director Jack Swarbrick had this … Continue reading →

Just been scanning the usual ND Internet realms today, noticing a lot of discussion around “if ND had/would hire Nick Saban.” Wondering what you think. Alabama just tied ND for most final AP #1 rankings. And I wonder, if ND … Continue reading →

Now that 2011 is over, Notre Dame’s season is over, and, really, as the Orange Bowl is about to kick off, any interesting games in all of college football are over, it’s time to take a look at the top … Continue reading →