A Notre Dame Football Blog
The Miami-Notre Dame series, while largely dominated by Notre Dame, was full of excitement in the late 1980s. Whether it was the unforgivable 58-7 humiliation that was Gerry Faust’s last game or the near riot prior to the 1988 thriller, the games were hard-hitting, emotion-fueled, big-play dramas. While games in both 1988 and 1989 largely decided the national championship, the 1990 game was actually ranked #3 by fans for the best games in Notre Dame Stadium in a 2005 poll. It also played a ...
Happy 27th The Shirt-iversary! (That's totally a thing!) This past weekend was the annual Blue-Gold spring game where the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team gave us a taste of what's in store for us on the field this upcoming season (well, you know sort of...kudos to you if you understand the scoring!) Likewise the bookstore unveiled what's always a much anticipated - probably the most anticipated - clothing item of the year: The Shirt. I've reviewed The Shirt the past 2 years and I ...
Our fellow Domer and former Notre Dame safety, Chris Yura, has an exciting new project that I'd like to share with you. His company, SustainU, is an American clothing company that produces high quality apparel using fabrics made in the USA from 100% recycled materials to provide extraordinary comfort and wear, while reducing environmental waste, carbon emissions and water use. All of SustainU products are manufactured in the United States to decrease the transportation emissions and employ ...
Notre Dame stadium at sunset. Photo: Matt Cashore.
Has it been a while since you've been back to campus? Or have you never been to Notre Dame? Here's a guide of things to do while you are at Notre Dame for the Blue-Gold (spring) game this weekend! "The Shirt" Unveiling: Start your Blue-Gold weekend off by attending the unveiling of "The Shirt." What is The Shirt you ask? The Shirt is a student run charity project. Money raised by The Shirt Project is used to subsidize student organizations and create memorial awards in the names of ...