Shane and I could use every last bit of vitamin C from the Citrus Bowl trophy as they are both under the weather to break down Notre Dame’s victory over LSU. It’s like a drunkcast, only more sober and painful on the vocal chords.
Ryan Ritter
Editor-in-Chief
Texan by birth, Irish by choice.
Born and raised in the great state of Texas, Tex is a first-generation Domer and a former student manager. After graduation, he left the cold winters of South Bend behind and returned back to his home state with a computer engineering degree in tow. Missing the daily grind of working football practices and talking football with fellow Irish fans every day, he took to blogging, a path which eventually led him to Her Loyal Sons. Continuously diving into stats and game film, Tex strives to break down every aspect of Fighting Irish football--even though it's determined to kill him.
Texan by birth, Irish by choice.
Born and raised in the great state of Texas, Tex is a first-generation Domer and a former student manager. After graduation, he left the cold winters of South Bend behind and returned back to his home state with a computer engineering degree in tow. Missing the daily grind of working football practices and talking football with fellow Irish fans every day, he took to blogging, a path which eventually led him to Her Loyal Sons. Continuously diving into stats and game film, Tex strives to break down every aspect of Fighting Irish football--even though it's determined to kill him.
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Great podcast. I am going to listen to you guys more often. I didn’t know Nyles Morgan lost his Captain status before the game. Pathetic, like many others in recent years. Embarrassing the university. ND should probably fire the person in charge of Player Development as he might not be competent and know what Notre Dame means. I would take the job.