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Home > Notre Dame Football > Know Thyself, Know Thy Enemy: Links!

Courtesy of ESPN

Know Thyself, Know Thy Enemy: Links!

July 22, 2015 by andrewwinn

Courtesy of ESPN

Courtesy of ESPN

Moons kicked off our “Know Thyself, Know Thy Enemy” series with a look at the quarterback position. I definitely recommend you read that. Here’s what others around the Notre Dame community are writing about our team and our “enemies” in the past week or so:

FROM OUR SITE

  • Rejected mottos for the 2015 Notre Dame football season

OFFENSE

  • One Foot Down: 15 storylines for the 2015 football season: Ronnie Stanley, #1 overall pick?
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Tarean Folston
  • ND Insider: Irish WR Will Fuller named to Biletnikoff Award watch list
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Will Fuller
  • ND Insider: Irish RB Tarean Folston appears on Doak Walker Award watch list
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Mark Harrell
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Jalen Guyton
  • ND Insider: Malik Zaire, Will Fuller make Walter Camp Award watch list
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Mike Heuerman
  • UHND: Now or never ’15: Notre Dame WR Chris Brown
  • Slap the Sign: Irish players, Brian Kelly join preseason award watch lists
  • Slap the Sign: Player projection: Tarean Folston
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Corey Holmes
  • Slap the Sign: Player projection: Will Fuller

DEFENSE

  • UHND: Now or never ’15: Elijah Shumate
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Matthias Farley
  • ND Insider: Notre Dame LB Joe Schmidt looks forward to fall camp
  • ND Insider: Irish safety Max Redfield named to Jim Thorpe Award watch list
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Nicco Fertitta
  • ND Insider: Notre Dame freshman NG Jerry Tillery anticipates debut season
  • Irish247: Breaking down the depth chart: Sheldon Day
  • Slap the Sign: Sheldon Day returns as Notre Dame football leader
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Jarrett Grace
  • Inside the Irish: Irish A-to-Z: Jay Hayes
  • UHND: Notre Dame’s mature, veteran defense
  • Irish247: Breaking down the depth chart: Jay Hayes
  • One Foot Down: 15 storylines for 2015 football season: Impact newcomers
  • Irish Illustrated: Potential vs. Production
  • Irish Illustrated: Potential vs. Production II
  • Irish Illustrated: ScoutNow: Pressure points?
  • One Foot Down: Iso cam: Andrew Trumbetti

GENERAL STORIES

  • One Foot Down uses Bovada’s over/under on win totals to predict who will meet or exceed expectations – or have their fans doing the Surrender Cobra at some point.
  • Irish Illustrated compares coaches at Notre Dame and all 12 opponents. Top choice? Clemson.
  • One Foot Down explores Notre Dame’s potential path to the playoff. (Spoiler alert: Win ’em all.)
  • DeShaun Watson of Clemson is the top QB Notre Dame will play, says UHND.
  • Irish Illustrated analyzes Notre Dame’s schedule – and the schedule of its 12 opponents – and determines Boston College has the toughest road in 2015.
  • Several lists published recently have included Notre Dame in top 10 or toughest non-conference games (ESPN)
  • Irish Illustrated‘s prediction: The Irish will not repeat 1998 or 2012 and go undefeated at home.
  • Irish Illustrated wonders: What would a fantasy team of Notre Dame players – and the players of the opponents they play – look like?
  • Prediction: Notre Dame won’t lose two consecutive games this year. (Irish Illustrated)
  • Irish247 says the Irish’s three toughest road trips will be to Death Valley and a couple of professional sports parks.
  • Irish Illustrated‘s Tim O’Malley offers some mid-July superlatives for ND and its opponents.
  • 2015 Fighting Irish facts (Irish Illustrated)
  • Prediction: Notre Dame will finish 4-1 in true road games. (Irish Illustrated)
  • One Foot Down‘s Michael Bryan tries to create the “perfect” Notre Dame schedule. (At Oregon & Georgia in the same year? Wow.)
  • Fighting Irish facts, Part 2 (Irish Illustrated)
  • Fighting Irish facts, Part 3 (Irish Illustrated)
  • Notre Dame’s home opener versus Texas and its mid-October matchup against USC are college football’s two most expensive tickets. (ND Insider)
  • Pete Sampson discusses what it will take for Notre Dame to make the College Football Playoff and if the Irish can have a successful season without getting a playoff spot. (Irish Illustrated)

SEPT. 5: TEXAS

  • Schedule analysis (ESPN)
  • Texas is a “trap game,” JJ Stankevitz predicts. (CSN)

SEPT. 19: GEORGIA TECH

  • Prediction: This will be the highest scoring game of the 2015 season (Irish Illustrated)

SEPT. 26: MASSACHUSETTS

  • General preview (Irish247)
  • The game against the Minutemen will be the Irish’s easiest game, JJ Stankevitz predicts. (CSN)

OCT. 3: AT CLEMSON

  • General preview (Irish247)

OCT. 10: NAVY

  • Podcast: Michael James of the Bird Dog Blog joins Reuben and Randall on Irish Sports Talk to preview the Mids’ season. (39:11)
  • General preview (Irish247)
  • In his mailbag, Keith Arnold addresses how the “Navy hangover” that has hurt Notre Dame over the past decade. (Inside the Irish)

OCT. 17: USC

  • USCFootball.com answers questions about the Trojans for Inside the Irish.
  • General preview (Irish247)
  • Ryan Abraham from USCFootball.com jumps on with Irish Sports Talk to discuss the Trojans. (47:46)

OCT. 31: TEMPLE (AT LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD)

  • Mike Gibson of Rant Sports & Temple Football Forever joins Inside the Irish to answer questions about the Owls.
  • General preview (Irish247)

NOV. 7: AT PITTSBURGH

  • First look (Irish Illustrated)
  • Anson Whaley of Cardiac Hill answers questions about Pitt’s 2015 fortunes in Inside the Irish.

NOV. 21: BOSTON COLLEGE (AT FENWAY PARK)

  • General preview (OFD)

NOV. 28: AT STANFORD

  • Prediction: This will be the lowest scoring game of the 2015 season (Irish Illustrated)
  • General preview (OFD)

MISC.

  • UND.com: Giving to others truly bowls a strike
  • One Foot Down: Mailbag: The inaugural address
  • Irish247: Top five Notre Dame football game day traditions
  • One Foot Down: Notre Dame should be ineligible for playoff, says Missouri coach
  • ESPN: Gary Pinkel of Missouri Tigers – force independents to join conferences
  • One Foot Down: Mailbag – fill it up again
  • ND Insider: Autonomy suits Notre Dame just fine despite Missouri coach’s comments
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Notre Dame graduate, class of '02 (the Davie years!). A former newspaper and TV reporter, andrewwinn is now professionally involved in something far less fun to discuss than college football. A dad, a husband and a wannabe data nerd.

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