As predicted, based on reasons discussed here and here, Notre Dame is frantically trying to offload unsold home football tickets. This is not surprising. After the Ultimate Slap in the Face last year(raising ticket prices after a 1-6 home record) fans have finally had enough.
In the mail today – An offer for us SMC[Saint Mary's [...]
Swarbrick gets it done:
A source close to the situation confirmed to ESPN.com Friday that Army and Notre Dame will play the first football game at the new Yankee Stadium in 2010.
Army issued a release Friday afternoon touting a “major college football announcement” Monday at the stadium. The announcement will be a game against the Fighting [...]
As predicted here earlier, ticket demand for 2009 ND football games turned out weak. Several factors for this:
1)Added games(7 home games and 1 “home” game in San Antonio)
2)Poor product on the field in recent seasons
3)Increased ticket prices
4)Weakest economy since the 1930s
5)Crackdown on fun in and around the Stadium
6)Stale gameday experience in the Stadium(Let’s hear it [...]
Stick with what works. Put Charlie in the booth and keep the names on the jerseys.
Harangody makes the Irish basketball team better. Period.
Some argue that with Gody on the team, the Irish play worse since they rely on him too much and move away from a team-oriented focus. This may be true, but even with a team effort, without Luke this squad is only an NIT team. Gody gives the [...]
Weis is sticking around next year regardless how the team performs. The economy will determine that he stays. Notre Dame won’t be able to justify paying a buyout when it is getting crushed financially in other areas.
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