Sports
Track and Field: Irish begin outdoor season
As South Bend welcomes the first weekend of spring with a fresh snowfall, the track and field athletes will head down to Houston, Texas to kick off their outdoor season at the 31st annual Victor Lopez Invitational.
Men's Basketball: Cooley embraces cloning, mirrors Harangody
Jack Cooley has heard it all.
ND Women's Basketball: McBride shines in new role
She was named the Big East tournament's Most Valuable Player as the Irish claimed their first conference title. She scored more than 20 points in each of Notre Dame's three wins over No. 3 Connecticut this season. She has emerged as a go-to player in the clutch.
Men's Basketball: Confident Irish aim to avoid fate of years past
Notre Dame senior forward Jack Cooley and the rest of the No. 23 Irish did not meet any unwelcome surprises on Selection Sunday. For the fourth season in a row and the sixth time in seven years, the Irish will play in the NCAA tournament.
ND Softball: Notre Dame starts Big East play
The Irish travel to New Jersey this weekend to open Big East play with a three-game set against Seton Hall.
ND Women's Basketball: Irish sport swagger heading to Iowa
It's that time of year again. Bracketology is back. But the speculation can end, at least when it comes to first-round tournament matchups.
Owens: Team needs a tournament win (March 22)
Once in a quarter-century.
ND Women's Swimming and Diving: Irish send six to championships
Fencing: Irish prepare for NCAA competition
With individual titles and a ninth NCAA team title on their minds, twelve Notre Dame fencers will take to the strips this Thursday through Sunday at the NCAA championship in San Antonio, Texas, making it the sixth consecutive year the Fighting Irish have a dozen fencers in the meet.
Men's Tennis: Trojans steal the show in singles
Hosting its toughest opponent this season, No. 27 Notre Dame fell to No. 3 USC, 6-1. The Irish (10-7) forced four three-set singles matches against a Trojans' lineup filled with nationally ranked players, but only Irish junior Ryan Bandy won his match at No. 6 singles against Trjoans sophomore Jonny Wang, 1-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Football: Irish start spring ball
Wednesday morning marked the start of spring practice, but injuries are already on the mind of Irish coach Brian Kelly.






