Today, the Notre Dame Bleacher Report hydra posted a trick shot video with frisbees and football players. After you've watch the clip, we'll take on you on a campus tour, frisbee golf style. ...
WTF
Notre Dame quarterback DeShone Kizer (14) throws a pass against Navy during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015, in South Bend, Ind. (AP / Jeff Haynes)
DeShone Kizer & Red Zone Hikes
An anagram is a phrase created by rearranging the letters of another word. I love anagrams, although my name doesn't yield many great ones. (Joey's due rum is the best.) I was screwing around with the names of Notre Dame football players in the Internet Anagram Server when I made a shocking discovery. The letters of redshirt sophomore quarterback DeShone Kizer's name spell the phrase "red zone hikes." Like the ouija board that freaked me out when I played with it in my grandmother's basement, ...
Daveed Diggs as Lafayette in "Hamilton."
Recasting “Hamilton” With ND Football Players
"Hamilton" is the smash Broadway musical that has garnered a Grammy, a Pulitzer Prize and 16 Tony nominations. Since the hip-hop musical (listen here) about our the founder of our nation's financial system is currently on repeat in my house, I decided to combine my two loves and ask: Which Notre Dame football player would I cast in each "Hamilton" role? I don't know anything about each player's rapping and singing skills, so instead I'm going to assign players based on how similar their ...
Notre Dame Nightmares
Well, it's official. I've had my first Notre Dame related dream/nightmare of the 2016 season. Usually, these dreams come to me midseason, but I think this constant blogging has put my subconscious ahead of schedule. Like all dreams, this one was riddled with inaccuracy. We are playing Navy, but I am 100 percent sure that it is the season opener. Also, I am playing safety. I must be playing very poorly - which would actually be accurate - because the score is 45 to 37 in favor of ...
The Most Unforgivable Things Lou Holtz Said at Michigan Signing Day
Lou Holtz, Notre Dame's legendary and revered Hall of Fame coach, was a featured guest at the University of Michigan's "Signing of the Stars" event. Holtz had his good reasons for participating, including supporting a charity dedicated to eradicating children's cancer. But Lou didn't go to make jokes at the expense of the Michigan men. He went there AND KISSED THEIR PATOOTIES. Here is a list of eight times we rolled our eyes, cringed or puked in our mouths when Lou Holtz was praising ...