Brian Kelly now has the most losses in Notre Dame coaching history. His record is 59–31. The next closest one is Lou Holtz with a record of 100–30–2, but he coached 4 more years than Kelly and also won a National Championship. Check out this list of coaches and their records at ND: How does
Notre Dame QB Kizer dazzled in the first half in what will be his last game in Notre Dame Stadium. By the end of the game he was like a crumpled up old dishrag. He took hits galore especially in the 2nd half when the Notre Dame offense went into a catatonic state producing only
Notre Dame staggers to the finish line hosting VT on Senior Day in the last Home Game of the 2016 Season. There is no magic left for teams playing in Notre Dame Stadium, those days vanished long ago. And it won’t matter since VT will win this game. VT is currently standing at 7-3 with
This game was over as soon as CJ Sanders ran the kickoff back 92 yards. Army was in way over their heads and their coach summed it up best “we don’t belong on the same field with them”. This was a total blowout although the OL continues to struggle blocking. ND rushed for 261 yards
Another triple option team that is #2 in the country in rushing averaging 320 yards. Bob Davie’s New Mexico team is #1 averaging about 350 yards per game. I find it interesting how Kelly dances around Jarron Jones saying that Virginia Tech is more to Jones taste. I think he does not want to risk
Navy has one of the top 5 coaches in the country with Ken Niumatalolo and he almost bolted to BYU – came close. I think he wants this game as a signature win and by the way Urban Meyer wants nothing to do with Navy. Triple offense drives teams crazy especially if it’s rolling. Navy
Notre Dame did everything possible to give this game to the Canes. Punt return problems and completely befuddled by an on-side kick put this game almost in the L column. Getting tired of the fake rah rah jumping up and down by the sideline players – it just looks way too phony. Anyhow, ND blazed