No Snow during the Sun Bowl

Just because Hyundai is sponsoring the Sun Bowl, I thought I would throw this out there. Up on the Housetop. It has to be everybody's favorite commercial....

The Hurricane players are happy to be in a bowl and for most of the kids on the team, SNOW is a sight that they have never seen. Unfortunately for them, they probably won't see it in El Paso.

With Jeff Stoutland as the interim coach, ND should expect to see a lot of the running backs this game. He is an OL coach that likes to pound the ball. For Freshman Storm Johnson that is music to his ears. The coaches can't ignore him any more. Just like Golden Tate had a name made for ND, Storm has his name made for "The U". Living here in South Florida, I hear the fans can't wait to see the storm develop. The Irish D needs to show up in the Sun Bowl and get ready for a Hurricane Storm full of rushing attack. With the Irish playing much better on Defense the last few weeks of the season, they are ready to show that it was no FLUKE the way they finished.

The Canes are ready for a hostile environment, while The Irish look for a home game type Atmosphere.

Mean Green and Irish Green

Surfing the web this late Thursday evening, I ran across an article I thought was interesting.

DENNIS DODD is not a guy I read often. He is also A guy I think is Anti anything good when it comes to sports.

Pretty good article with a couple of Irish mentions.

Charlie in Paris?

Charlie Weis has been travelling quite a bit recently, but this has everyone puzzled. Paris Texas star athlete STephen Good has been offered by ND. The junior is a giant of a kid and will solidify an already good looking OL next season. If he chooses to sign with the Irish, he could be a first year player in the mold of Sam Young.

Stephen Good can’t get enough of tradition. So when Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis called Paris High School yesterday, the 6-foot-5, 290-pound offensive tackle listened. The Texas junior received an offer from Weis, peaking his interest to check out college football outside the Big 12.

Here are some clips of him playing. A lot of the film is obviously of the skilled positions, but you can see him destroying some D Lineman. He is number 72 and always up the field and on his feet. The clips are long, but some good football being played down in Paris Texas:

CLIP 1

CLIP 2