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Baseball: Irish win four in California

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No. 15 Notre Dame wrapped up its spring break trip by beating Cal Poly 6-5 on Saturday, a win which gave the Irish the series victory and improved their season record to 12-5.


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Men's Lacrosse: ND recovers from loss with overtime win

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Coming off a heartbreaking 8-7 loss at home to No. 15 Hofstra, it would hardly have been surprising if the No. 3 Irish had suffered a letdown a week later on the road against No. 5 Denver. Instead, the Irish (4-1) rallied to beat the Pioneers (5-2) in overtime, 13-12, on Saturday and win their third overtime game this season.




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Hockey: Squad sweeps Bowling Green

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Behind two hard-fought playoff victories over Bowling Green at the Compton Family Ice Arena on Friday and Saturday night, Notre Dame won its best-of-three CCHA quarterfinal series and extended its unbeaten streak to seven games.


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ND Women's Basketball: History in Hartford

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Notre Dame has beaten Connecticut seven out of the last eight times it has played the Huskies. But on March 12, the No. 2 Irish did something they never have - win the Big East tournament.



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Gans: Tourney system requires revision (March 19)

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It's hard to believe after a five-month college basketball season that was one of the wildest in years - a six-loss team getting the No. 3 overall seed is just one indication of how crazy things were - but tonight marks the beginning of March Madness.




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Men's Basketball: Rivalry revisited with Louisville

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NEW YORK - No. 24 Notre Dame squares off with No. 8 Louisville in the Big East semifinals Friday night at Madison Square Garden. Tipoff is scheduled for 9 p.m. between the No. 6 seed Irish (25-8) and the No. 2 seed Cardinals (27-5). We analyze the rivalry by the numbers here.


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Connaughton guides Irish during hot streak

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NEW YORK - Never before had Pat Connaughton led the Irish in scoring in back-to-back games. So it comes straight out of left field that he has done it on the biggest stage of them all.