BENNETT JACKSON RUMORS
Notre Dame Unveils “Trick Shot Monday” Version Featuring Jack Swarbrick And 6 Coaches
Notre Dame’s administration apparently wanted to get in on the “Trick Shot Monday” series that captivated Irish fans during the 2012-2013 season. The school, partnering with Adidas, posted a video this morning of AD Jack Swarbrick and six coaches taking part in the new tradition.
When they couldn’t get the job done themselves, cornerback Bennett Jackson had to show them how...
Returning: to and from
Notre Dame's starting cornerback duo Bennett Jackson and KeiVarae Russell return after a productive season. They'll gain a valuable third member of the unit, and potential competitor for playing time, in Lo Wood.
Via notredame.scout.com
March 19, 2013
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The AP Poll Olympics: Week 10
Week 10 brings us some new faces after a weekend of disappointing results. I had been hoping (obviously), that Pitt would do something useful for the entire football community, and that Michigan State would be able to help out Michigan, but I was sorely mistaken. Pitt missed a field goal when Notre Dame had two guys with the same number on the field, an infraction that went unnoticed...
Notre Dame, luck of the Irish?
Brian Kelly insists his Notre Dame team isn’t undefeated because it’s lucky, but being lucky certainly hasn’t hurt the Irish.
An uncalled penalty against the Irish during a potential game-winning Pittsburgh field goal is luck, no matter what Kelly states.
Notre Dame had two players on the field with the same number at the same time.
According to The Chicago Tribune, Both...
Via Shatter The Backboard
November 04, 2012
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Irish lucky ref didn't call penalty on missed FG
Coach Brian Kelly concedes Notre Dame got lucky when officials didn't notice the fourth-ranked Fighting Irish used two players wearing the No. 2 when Pittsburgh missed a 33-yard field goal in the second overtime on Saturday.
The Irish (9-0) won 29-26 in the third overtime, but Pitt kicker Kevin Harper should have been given a second chance because Irish cornerback Bennett Jackson...
Via AP on Fox
November 04, 2012
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Breaking in the Corners with Cover 3 and Cover 4 Defenses
Bennett Jackson and KeiVarae Russell will be making their first starts at cornerback on Saturday. While Irish fans can take some comfort in the fact that neither corner will be facing Robert Woods, defending Navy's flexbone offense requires sound play from the secondary. One of the ways I expect Bob Diaco to take pressure off of his inexperienced corners is to play a...
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