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Elite TE Brock Harris Looks Back on Spring Trip to Notre Dame
When Notre Dame offered nearly 100 rising juniors on March 17, the annual Pot of Gold Day scholarship offer extravaganza, Irish Illustrated went to work on poring over every new prospect's highlight reel and particulars. It was a large workload, no doubt. In the end, it seemed Brock Harris was...
‘Fair Catch Corby’ honored with flags
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Everyone knows about “Touchdown Jesus,” but do you know the story of “Fair Catch Corby?”. That’s the loving nickname given to the statue of Father William Corby on Notre Dame’s campus. Before he was president of Notre Dame, he was a soldier — an Army chaplain serving with the Irish Brigade of the Union Army.
Two tickets to Paris: Natalie Achonwa, Cassandre Prosper make Team Canada's Olympic roster
SOUTH BEND — Thanks to Team Canada, Notre Dame women’s basketball will have two more representatives at the upcoming Paris Olympic Games. Natalie Achonwa and Cassandre Prosper were announced Tuesday as part of the 12-player Olympic roster for Canada. Achonwa, 31, becomes Canada’s first four-time Olympic selection in women’s basketball. The native of Guelph,...
Kris Mitchell: Notre Dame’s Dynamic New Playmaker
Wide receiver Kris Mitchell is poised to inject new energy and playmaking ability to Notre Dame’s offense in the upcoming season. Following a stellar year at Florida International University in 2023, Mitchell transferred to Notre Dame for his final collegiate season. Known for his exceptional speed and knack for making clutch plays, Mitchell is a key addition to the Fighting Irish’s offense.
Why Elite 11 coach said ‘sky is the limit’ for Notre Dame QB commit Deuce Knight
An Elite 11 coach said the "sky is the limit" for Notre Dame QB commit Deuce Knight. He explained why in an exclusive interview with Blue & Gold. The post Why Elite 11 coach said ‘sky is the limit’ for Notre Dame QB commit Deuce Knight appeared first on On3.
Notre Dame Making 2026 LB Talanoa Ili A Priority
Talanoa Ili heard from Notre Dame as soon as the Irish could reach out to the 2026 California linebacker. “It was that night,” Ili told Irish Sports Daily. “After midnight for our time. They hit me up pretty early. “It means a lot. I'm just blessed to...
Top 2025 LB Madden Faraimo Talks Notre Dame & More
There are plenty of reasons Madden Faraimo has been so high on Notre Dame throughout the recruiting process and the 2025 California linebacker had some others cemented for him during his official visit to South Bend last month. “I think the biggest thing for me about Notre Dame was...
Notre Dame football defense has 'a lot to improve on' says Marcus Freeman
Were you among the Notre Dame football fans that thought Al Golden and the defense was going to rest on its laurels and lean on its reputation to start the 2024 season, rest assured, head coach Marcus Freeman wants you to know that’s not the case. The Fighting Irish...
Newsstand: Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard wins competition at Manning Passing Academy
Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard won an event at the Manning Passing Academy. Leonard was one of about 45 quarterbacks to participate. The post Newsstand: Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard wins competition at Manning Passing Academy appeared first on On3.
2026 Safety Kaden Gebhardt Hears Back From Notre Dame
Kaden Gebhardt has been grabbing the attention of college coaches all year. The 2026 Ohio safety worked out Irish Invasion in June and clearly caught Notre Dame’s attention, which is why he heard from Irish recruiting analyst Deland McCullough II very early on June 15th, the first day colleges could directly reach out to 2026 prospects.
2026 DL Malik Brooks Fired Up To Hear From Notre Dame
Malik Brooks heard from Notre Dame defensive coordinator Al Golden and defensive line coach Al Washington around midnight on June 15th…his time. That means the Irish assistants were up very late - or very early depending on how you look at it - on the first day they could directly reach out to the 2026 California defensive lineman.
'You feel a little like Superman': County fair rides go airborne, among other thrills
SOUTH BEND — “You feel a little like Superman on it,” Griffin Long, 13, said as he stepped off the Cliff Hanger ride Saturday at the St. Joseph County 4-H Fair. For the ride, participants lie flat on their stomachs with their arms stretched forward. They are strapped into seats with gliders hanging over them. All the hang gliders are connected to a central beam and move through the air, so the ride is a bit like a carousel, but instead of sitting upright clutching a pole for security, riders can’t grab onto anything for support.
TSA: Carelessness most common culprit with guns at airports
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A firearms lawyer on Tuesday said fines are nearly guaranteed but criminal charges are uncommon when someone brings a gun to an airport checkpoint. U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz was one of two Hoosiers who ran afoul of the TSA’s firearms regulations on Friday. Her office said she accidentally brought a handgun to […]
Rounds of rain, storms with miserable air could impact Fourth of July
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis ended up having a nicer Tuesday than originally forecasted, but the forecast still calls for miserable air and multiple rounds of rain and storms for the second half of the week. The pattern could impact Fourth of July plans to an extent. Tuesday night Cloud cover and humidity values will increase, […]
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