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Social Media Reaction as Notre Dame Wins Second-Straight Lacrosse Crown
Just how incredible was Notre Dame’s 2024 lacrosse season?The Fighting Irish have the college lacrosse world wondering if the 2024 Fighting Irish were the greatest team in the history of the sport after their dominating 15-5 win over Maryland in the national championship.The Irish won their second-straight national championship in dominating fashion, something they became used to doing most the year.Just how dominating was Notre Dame?They finished the title year 16-1 and avenged their only loss of the year (Georgetown) in the NCAA quarterfinals. Since the ACC Tournament began, Notre Dame outscored their six opponents 92-46. A truly incredible run reached its peak with Monday’s 15-5 victory. Below is some of the best social media reaction to Notre Dame’s repeat championship.
Tyler Buchner’s insane 18 months between Notre Dame and Alabama
When Tyler Buchner chose Notre Dame as part of the football team’s 2021 recruiting class, the hope was he would help the Fighting Irish win a national championship. He did, but not like some anticipated. On Monday, Buchner capped an absolutely wild 18 months. Buchner was Notre Dame’s starting quarterback in 2022, but he struggled against Ohio State and Marshall before getting injured and missing the rest of the regular season. He returned for the Gator Bowl and took home game MVP honors after throwing for three touchdowns and rushing for two more in a comeback win over South Carolina. After Sam Hartman transferred...
Get to Know Notre Dame Legend Jack Chevingny on Memorial Day
When you hear the name Jack Chevingny what comes to mind? I’ll be honest, it wasn’t until not long ago that literally, nothing did for me. I hadn’t heard of him, didn’t know who he was or why he was important. But on Memorial Day it feels like the right time to share his story. Chevigny was a favorite of Knute Rockne, a blocker for the Four Horseman, and screamed “That one is for the Gipper!” upon crossing the goal line and tying the legendary 1928 game with Army. After college, he was Rockne’s right-hand man, believed to be the heir apparent of the...
SEC Fans to be Rooting Extra Hard Against Notre Dame in Opener
Those chants won’t just be coming from yell leaders at Kyle Field when Notre Dame travels to take on Texas A&M in the season opener, but all across the southeast. In college football’s first season with an expanded playoff, SEC fans will be rooting extra hard against Notre Dame in Week One. That’s not real surprise in any case, but especially not a surprise in this one.
Could Notre Dame football’s newest commitment Mark Zackery play two sports in South Bend?
It is not uncommon for Notre Dame athletes to play two sports, and on Monday was a perfect example of that as football and lacrosse star Jordan Faison helped the Irish win a National Title. Luminary names like Jeff Samardzija and Cole Kmet played football and baseball, and Notre Dame’s newest football commit could follow in their paths. Indianapolis cornerback Mark Zackery verballed to the Irish on Saturday, but not many know that he could potentially play basketball at the next level as well. It has been reported by Notre Dame Hoops Recruits that Zackery and basketball head coach Micah Schrewsberry have been in communication about playing on the hardwood as well. MBB: Mark Zackery is also the PG on his high school hoops team. Been talking with @Coach_Shrews about playing both at ND. Read elsewhere he had a hoops offer from Butler. https://t.co/hPQo3rMSNE — 🏀Notre Dame Hoops Recruits (@NDHoopsRecruits) May 25, 2024 It remains to be seen if Zackery will actually play both in South Bend, but it does tell us how great of an athlete he is. Contact/Follow us @IrishWireND on X (Formerly Twitter), and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Notre Dame news, notes, and opinions. Follow Mike on X: @MikeFChen
Notre Dame wins 9th Region softball semifinal in last inning; Campbell County advances in 10th Region
Notre Dame player Ava Auberger gets a high-five from one of her coaches after her game-winning hit in the 9th Region semifinals. (Photo by Glendon Zinser) In a tense 9th Region softball semifinal matchup on Monday, the Notre Dame Pandas trailed 3-2 with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning at Thomas More University.
Notre Dame's Palmer Jackson ties for eighth at national championship
Palmer Jackson kept the Notre Dame golf season going as long as it possibly could. Though the Irish as a team did not make it to the end at the national championship in Carlsbad, California, Jackson qualified for the final day on a list of individuals whose teams also did not advance.
2024 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Outlook - Ruthless Road Game Woes
With 2023 in the rearview mirror we have a lot of time to look ahead to Notre Dame football in 2024. Staff changes have been made while a new recruiting class has been officially assembled and the transfer portal has been used.
Another reason fans can be happy Notre Dame isn't LSU
While Notre Dame football fans were likely a bit upset back when Brian Kelly left South Bend for Baton Rouge, since that departure happened, there's been all sorts of reasons to not be jealous of LSU. One more reason was added this winter when the Irish stole the Tigers' offensive coordinator.
On3 RPM: Four-star QB to Notre Dame
Lake Mary (Fla.) High On300 2026 quarterback Noah Grubbs attended Notre Dame’s home game against Ohio State back in September and Irish head coach Marcus Freeman made a beeline over to the talented Sunshine State passer. He said “we got you here, let’s keep you here.” On3 is told “that was very impactful” and Notre […] The post On3 RPM: Four-star QB to Notre Dame appeared first on On3.
Jr. Irish Soccer Club Hosts Thousands for Memorial Day Invitational
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The Jr. Irish Soccer Club celebrated Memorial Day weekend with its 47th annual Memorial Day Invitational, attracting thousands of participants and spectators from across the country and even abroad.
'It's our time.' Led by Pritchett, Mishawaka baseball wins first sectional since 2019
PLYMOUTH — Minutes before first pitch Monday night, Cooper Pritchett gathered his teammates. “It’s our time,” Pritchett repeatedly exclaimed, with maybe a colorful word or two mixed in there as well. He proceeded to give everyone a fist bump and one last word of encouragement a few moments later before the game officially began.
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