nydailynews.com - 1/4/2009
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The Red Storm showed a ton of guts Saturday, toppling seventh-ranked Notre Dame, 71-65, in front of 9,807 at the Garden that mostly donned Fighting Irish colors.
blogs.suntimes.com - 1/7/2009
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Life is pretty good for Florida Gators coach
Urban Meyer right now. His team will play for...
the national championship against Oklahoma next month, his job security is at an all-time high and he's got the best player in college football under center. ...
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Urban Meyer's dream job is still Notre Dame, but would ...
journalgazette.net - 1/12/2009
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journalgazette.net —
Fear is a funny thing. Many times, a
person's fear is explained through traumatic experiences - either...
to oneself or a loved one.
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Fear Factor At Notre Dame
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Game #14: Notre Dame 65, St. John’s 71 - Post Game Media
the east coast bias —
... Roger Rubin at the NY Daily News:
During his five seasons running the Johnnies, Roberts’ teams have taken down six Top 25 teams, and this is the highest-ranked team they’ve downed. He called this “probably the best” victory and pointed to the ensemble effort the Johnnies crafted without top returning scorer Anthony Mason Jr., who is out for the season, and starting point guard Malik Boothe, who is recovering from hand surgery.
Roberts’ strategy for attacking the Fighting Irish was to have 6-8 ...
Quickie Recap 1.3: The ups and downs of the Big East, Wake still perfect
Searching for Billy Edelin —
... Blair finished with 20 points and 17 rebounds and the Panthers out rebounded the Hoyas 46-21. Levance Fields dished out 8 assists compared with no turnovers, improving his assist to turnover ratio to 4.8 : 1. The 16 point loss was the Hoya’s worst home loss since 2004. They be jammin’ in Jamaica, New York today. The St. John’s Red Storm created a lot of havoc for a sharp shooting Notre Dame team, in order to get a major upset 71 - 65 . Notre Dame came into Saturday’s game averaging slightly under 10 three balls a game. The Fightin’ Irish were not able to weather the ...
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