SOUTH BEND, IND. (AP) - Former Notre Dame assistant coach Corwin Brown officially notified a judge Wednesday that he plans to defend himself against charges of striking his wife and holding her hostage by claiming he has a mental defect caused by brain injuries he sustained while playing football in ...
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December 01, 2011
This was a tweet sent by Te'o earlier today. Although it is of course a bit cryptic, it is just another sign that the Notre Dame linebacker may be joining the NFL Draft a year early. Over the past few weeks, Manti has received messages from teammates in various forms of goodbye in other tweets.
Te'o has not stated publicly if he has even made a decision, but it is...
Notre Dame long ago made its interest known in Berkeley Prep (Tampa) five-star athlete Nelson Agholor, and now the Irish are increasing their interest in middle linebacker Schyler Miles. In fact, Notre Dame visited Miles on Monday, and afterward he talked about making an official visit to the school.
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December 01, 2011
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November 30, 2011
Former Notre Dame assistant coach Corwin Brown officially notified a judge Wednesday that he plans to defend himself against charges of striking his wife and holding her hostage by claiming he has a mental defect caused by brain injuries he sustained while playing football in the NFL and college.
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November 30, 2011
For the third time this year, three Notre Dame women's basketball players -- junior guard Skylar Diggins (South Bend, Ind./Washington), senior guard Natalie Novosel (Lexington, Ky./Lexington Catholic) and fifth-year senior forward Devereaux Peters (Chicago, Ill./Fenwick) -- have received recognition on a national player of the year award watch list, as the trio are among a group...
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December 01, 2011
Jerian Grant scored 16 points for Notre Dame (5-3) and Pat Connaughton added 11.
Part II of our look at Notre Dame’s need to balance its bowl game preparations, including a heavy dose of future planning.
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