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Notre Dame Stadium is home for the Fighting Irish, one of the most prestigious college football teams in history. Located in South Bend, IN, the stadium first opened for games in 1930 with a seating capacity of 54,000. In 1997 the university added 21,000 new seats to the stadium, bringing the seating capacity to the present 80,795. Of these more than 80,000 seats, only a small number are available for purchase.
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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Ferris State Bulldogs traded two goals each on the night as the teams battled to a 2-2 overtime tie on Saturday night at a sold-out Joyce Center. The tie gave the Bulldogs three of four points on the weekend. Notre Dame got goals from defenseman Ian Cole (ppg) and center Christian Hanson while Ferris State had a short-handed goal off the stick of Zach Redmond and a power-play goal from Blair Riley. The Irish out shot the Bulldogs, 35-29, in the game.
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Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis, who built his coaching reputation as a play-caller while helping the New England Patriots win three Super Bowls, won't be calling plays for the Fighting Irish next season. Offensive coordinator Mike Haywood will call plays so Weis, coming off a dismal 3-9 season, can concentrate on his duties as head coach. ...More
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Notre Dame is credited with one of the strongest college football programs in history, rich in tradition and attracting the best of the best in recruits. Charlie Weis has perfected the art of recruiting by rounding out his team roster with a bumper crop. These new recruits will jointhe Fighting Irish as they enter the 2007 campaign with high expectations in the battle for the national championship.
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Notre Dame's five-game winning streak came to an end and the Fighting Irish fell out of second place in the Big East with its 84-78 loss at Connecticut on Wednesday night. However, Notre Dame coach Mike Brey was not down after the road loss. In fact, he was proud of the way his No. 20 Fighting Irish played against the No. 17 Huskies despite falling to 18-5 overall and 8-3 in the conference. "I love how our team played," Brey said.
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Just who exactly would want a pair of Notre Dame football tickets? The better question is, who wouldn’t want a pair of football tickets to see the Fighting Irish in action? You’d be hard pressed to find a college football team with as rich a history as Notre Dame. With no less than 13 National Championships adorning their hall of trophies, the Fighting Irish have always been a fan favorite. What other team in all of sports can say they have “Touchdown Jesus” watching over them? The glory of Notre Dame football will live on even through the rough seasons to prove the Fighting Irish are a force to be reckoned with.
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