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Notre Dame Football History

  • The Legacy of  Notre Dame’s Green Jersey

    The Legacy of Notre Dame’s Green Jersey

    The University of Notre Dame, known for its storied football program and iconic navy and gold uniforms, also boasts a unique and deeply symbolic tradition: the wearing of the green jersey.

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  • The Story of Notre Dame’s “Play Like a Champion Today” Sign

    The Story of Notre Dame’s “Play Like a Champion Today” Sign

    In Notre Dame Stadium, a sign reading “Play Like a Champion Today” inspires the Fighting Irish. Introduced in 1986 by Coach Lou Holtz, it’s become a symbol of excellence and tradition. Players touch it for luck and unity before games, embodying its spirit.

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  • Knute Rockne: A Legendary Journey from Immigrant to Notre Dame Icon

    Knute Rockne: A Legendary Journey from Immigrant to Notre Dame Icon

    Delve into the extraordinary life of Knute Rockne, an immigrant-turned-Notre Dame football legend. Uncover his rise to coaching greatness, the Four Horsemen, iconic speeches, and tragic end. Experience the lasting legacy of a gridiron icon.

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  • 1946 Game of the Century

    1946 Game of the Century

    The historic 1946 football match between Army and Notre Dame, a game steeped in rivalry and anticipation, ended in a surprising 0-0 stalemate. The match, known as “The Game of the Century” leading to Notre Dame being awarded the national championship by the Associated Press despite both teams ending the season undefeated.

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  • Notre Dame’s Shamrock Series: Celebrating Tradition with Unique Uniforms

    Notre Dame’s Shamrock Series: Celebrating Tradition with Unique Uniforms

    The Shamrock Series has become an eagerly anticipated tradition in Notre Dame football, featuring captivating matchups and unique alternate uniforms. With a perfect 10-0 record in the series, Notre Dame has showcased their rich history and iconic brand in venues across the country, leaving a lasting impact on college football fans.

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  • Tim Brown (#81): Heisman Trophy Winner

    Tim Brown (#81): Heisman Trophy Winner

    From high school fields in Dallas, Texas to the hallowed grounds of Notre Dame, Tim ‘Touchdown Timmy’ Brown etched his name into football history with unparalleled skill, resilience, and relentless pursuit of greatness. Brown’s journey, from a high school band member to a Heisman Trophy winner, and later an NFL star and Hall of Famer,…

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  • 1988 National Championship

    1988 National Championship

    The 1988 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, led by Coach Lou Holtz, made history with an unbeaten 12-0 record and a National Championship. Key games included a close win against Michigan and a decisive victory over West Virginia in the Fiesta Bowl. Standout players like Tony Rice, Ricky Watters, Mark Green, Michael Stonebreaker, Frank…

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  • Rocket Ismail (#25): A Notre Dame Football Legend

    Rocket Ismail (#25): A Notre Dame Football Legend

    Raghib ‘Rocket’ Ismail’s journey from high school athlete to professional football player is a testament to his extraordinary talent and tenacity. Beyond his impact on the football field, Ismail is an inspiring symbol of excellence in sports and personal fortitude, leaving an indelible mark on American and Canadian football, and continues to inspire as a…

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  • The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame

    The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame

    The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, led by coach Knute Rockne, embody the golden age of American collegiate football. Immortalized by sportswriter Grantland Rice, Harry Stuhldreher, Don Miller, Jim Crowley, and Elmer Layden left an indelible legacy, inspiring generations of athletes with their teamwork, prowess, and unforgettable story.

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  • The History of the Subway Alumni

    The History of the Subway Alumni

    Welcome to the captivating world of the Subway Alumni – a fervent network of Notre Dame Fighting Irish fans. Spanning generations and transcending geography, these supporters, christened from their New York origins, have become an essential part of the Notre Dame narrative, showcasing an unwavering loyalty that rivals any alumni network in America.

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