I have no doubt it has required much blood, sweat, and tears. Many thanks to the four of you for all your effort. You've created something really special here. I hope it is as rewarding for you as it is for so many others.
comparison to our current watered down 12 game schedules.
Purdue, USC, Navy Stanford are the same
Nebraska and FSU are both Tier 1
MSU and Wisconsin are Tier 2
A&M and VT are Tier 2
BC, Pitt and WV are pretty much the same as UNC, Virginia and GT
The only difference is Tennessee v Cincy and Toledo is the 12th game
The 2001 team played four top twenty teams including number 4 and number 8.
I’m 2003 we played teams ranked 3, 4, 7, 14 and 16 in the final poll.
This years schedule is somewhat unlucky but it’s predictably shittier.
...the Irish Recruiting Journal. Man, that was a wild affair.
When they sold the IRJ, that’s when we started the pub @ irishtalk.com and later ndhoops.com
who ran that one?
swallowed by Mike's site to become the best named board ever, the ND Supersite, still on a failing Rivals network.
I think it came on Thursdays. Always read it cover to cover.
days later on 10/10/01 at the Joyce Center. The post titles mentioned it would be webcast and discussed great ND concerts (Tull, Bruce, Tom Petty). Still my favorite question was "Can one "capture" a RealAudio stream for posterity?" That was 5 years before Youtube.
Well U2 may not be as legendary as Guinness from Ireland, but they still are one of the greatest Irish Bands. The only act that might be better from Ireland was Van Morrison, who I worked that concert at ND 9/15/74. Opening song "It's a Beautiful Day (full concert Youtube link below). The opening act for that show was Garbage.
That’s how I found all you psychos
Remember chatting Nick Setta and the impending return to glory.
Oops.
Thank God that link doesn’t work.
Irishline and then later back on ND Nation. Always enjoyed his writing. Any idea?
...I met years ago at a tailgate?
Check out one of the names on the recruiting update from 10/23
(Spoiler: it's Marcus Freeman)
families of the players, in seats that faced well behind the end zone, much like we get in the Coliseum. The only saving grace was seeing Built To Spill that evening at Stubbs after the return to Austin. Thanks for all the four of you do for us.