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If Albert Pujols went to the Mets, would that make the Mets automatically better than the Yankees?
If Albert Pujols went to the Mets, would that make the Mets automatically better than the Yankees?
Riding a 17-game winning streak and coming off a decisive defeat of Tennessee, the Irish will resume Big East play when they travel to Saint John's on Saturday.
Throughout the season, the Irish have racked up their fair share of frequent flyer miles traveling from coast to coast for competitions. Not once, however, have the Irish fenced within the friendly confines of the JACC.
Following a tough 4-3 loss at No. 17 Illinois last Sunday, the No. 28 Irish look to rebound this weekend when they travel to Columbus, Ohio, to face Indiana Saturday and either No. 3 Ohio State or Cornell Sunday.
With many Saint Mary's basketball alumnae in the crowd, the Belles will try to accomplish Saturday what the former players only did once in the last seven seasons — defeat highly-ranked conference opponent Hope.
The Irish head to Michigan this weekend in hopes of earning a ticket to the National Team Indoor Championships.
Having won their past three meets, the Irish ride a wave of momentum into the home Shamrock Invitational. The meet, the last of the regular season, pits the Irish against No. 14 Iowa from the Big Ten.
When Notre Dame defeated No. 1 Syracuse on Saturday, it took the Irish 26 seconds to reach a total of three points. On Wednesday night against Seton Hall, the Irish did not pass the threshold until 10:06 remaining in the first half. The Irish, however, survived the slow start to beat the Pirates 55-42.
Though it will cease to exist in less than two years, the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) is stronger than ever, with eight of the nation's top 20 teams in the USCHO.com rankings. The No. 4 Irish (14-9-3) are the highest-ranked team in the conference but sit sixth in the conference standings, five points behind No. 6 Ohio State.
After a wild ride with the University's Admissions Office, sophomore swimmer Colin Babcock distinctly remembers how it felt to be accepted to Notre Dame.
The spring season has barely begun and Britney Sanders is already proving that, at least for her, sophomore slumps are a myth.
Saint Mary's defeated conference opponent Trine 59-48 to earn its second consecutive win. The Belles (9-10, 5-5 MIAA) reversed the result of an earlier meeting between the two teams back in November, when they lost 67-59.
It didn't take long for Kaila Barber to make an impact for the Irish.
He messed up. Twice.
Irish graduate student forward Devereaux Peters had the week of her career over the last seven days.
For most incoming college students, the summer before college represents one final joyous period of leisure, a time to reflect and recharge before advancing to the rigors of college. For freshman Bridget Casey, however, the final summer before college signified an opportunity to prove herself among the best of her sport and add a signature achievement to her stellar resume.
Fresh off of a 67-58 victory over top-ranked Syracuse in a raucous atmosphere at the Purcell Pavilion, concluding with students and players celebrating at midcourt, the Irish look to win their second consecutive game Wednesday at Seton Hall.
Coming off a victory over Alma College, Saint Mary's looks to start a winning streak when it hosts conference foe Trine tonight.
As of Saturday morning, freshman sprinter Chris Giesting had never competed in the 500-meter race. By Saturday afternoon, he rewrote the 29-year-old school record in the event with a 1:01.89 at the Notre Dame Invitational.
When senior fencer Christina LaBarge took a beginners fencing class at 13 years old, it would have been difficult to predict that eight years later she would be a student at Notre Dame, a college athlete and a member of a national championship team.