A Notre Dame Football Blog
Molly and I are back with another episode of HLS TV, diving into the absolute scare that was Notre Dame at Virginia. We discuss Malik Zaire's injury and what it means for the Irish, just what happened with the defense, some other assorted thoughts about the Irish performance, and how the Irish will be able to take on Georgia Tech next week. As always, the video is below and the podcast version is just below that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvKTGk7B8NE ...
The end result of watching all your hope crushed. (Screen capture via EPSN)
On a few occasions, I have made the journey into enemy territory to watch Notre Dame football. Typically, the locations are either incredibly hostile or full of fans that are certain that they would defeat the Irish. For reference, here is my away game history: 2004 @ Michigan State (ND win 31-24) 2005 @ Michigan (ND win 17-10) 2005 @ Stanford (ND win 38-31) 2006 @ Southern Cal (ND loss 24-44) 2012 @ Oklahoma (ND win 30-13) Virginia fell into a whole other category. If there was ...
Thomas Jefferson desired the University of Virginia to be an "academical village" to educate the common man. Whether DeShone Kizer, the latest addition to the Fighting Irish pantheon, learned enough against the Cavaliers to navigate Notre Dame (2-0) to a BCS playoff berth will be revealed over the next few weeks, and most immediately when the Ramblin' Wreck comes to town. There is no denying, though, that Kizer's saving stroke was the brightest of few bright spots in an otherwise befuddling ...
It's with a bit of sadness and melancholy that attention must turn towards Charlottesville, Virginia for Notre Dame's next contest. Don't get me wrong, a Saturday with college football is always great, but I'm not quite ready to move on. The months and final weeks leading up to a new season are always exciting. Everyone walks around like a middle school boy who has just perfumed himself with the finest bottle of Axe Body Spray. He knows he's hot sh...stuff. He smells amazing. The ladies? Yeah, ...