Men's Basketball: Squad falls at last second
When the Irish returned to South Bend following their 60-58 loss to Cincinnati Saturday, Mike Brey tore up the stat sheet in front of them.
When the Irish returned to South Bend following their 60-58 loss to Cincinnati Saturday, Mike Brey tore up the stat sheet in front of them.
The Irish went into Friday's Notre Dame Indoor Opener at the Loftus Sports Center looking to find out what type of shape the athletes were in and how the past semester's conditioning and training had benefitted them.
Notre Dame dropped two meets at home this weekend, to Michigan State and No. 16 Louisville, respectively.
Although the Belles came out of this weekend with two losses, some individuals enjoyed success.
Although the Belles came out of this weekend with two losses, some individuals enjoyed success.
No. 1 Connecticut has made a habit of making top-10 teams look overmatched. On Saturday night, No. 3 Notre Dame was just its latest victim.
The Irish went into Friday's Notre Dame Indoor Opener at the Loftus Sports Center looking to find out what type of shape the athletes were in and how the past semester's conditioning and training had benefitted them.
Notre Dame has seen both how successful it can be and how tough the Big East is during the first four games in the conference season.
Saint Mary's will travel to Olivet Saturday for a conference match that may prove to be a challenge for the Belles. Coming off a tough loss to top-ranked rival Hope Wednesday, Saint Mary's is working to recover before jumping into one of its busiest times of the season.
After a long break, the Irish are in the same position as most other students: looking to get back into the swing of things. Today's meet at the Loftus Sports Center will give the Irish a chance to see how the athletes have been conditioning over the past semester.
Saint Mary's is off to Michigan this weekend for two meets against MIAA rivals Hope and Olivet. With the championship meet only one month away, the Belles are looking to perform well both Friday and Saturday.
In a desperate search for wins, the Irish hope they can stop looking this weekend.
The Irish men and women will go to San Jose, Calif. to compete in the NACD tournament from today until Jan. 18.
Saint Mary's will travel to Olivet Saturday for a conference match that may prove to be a challenge for the Belles. Coming off a tough loss to top-ranked rival Hope Wednesday, Saint Mary's is working to recover before jumping into one of its busiest times of the season.
After a long break, the Irish are in the same position as most other students: looking to get back into the swing of things. Today's meet at the Loftus Sports Center will give the Irish a chance to see how the athletes have been conditioning over the past semester.
The Irish will take the court Saturday in Storrs, Conn., for a clash with top-ranked Connecticut to determine who will maintain a perfect record and gain supremacy in the Big East.
Notre Dame has seen both how successful it can be and how tough the Big East is during the first four games in the conference season.
The Irish will take the court Saturday in Storrs, Conn., for a clash with top-ranked Connecticut to determine who will maintain a perfect record and gain supremacy in the Big East.
In a desperate search for wins, the Irish hope they can stop looking this weekend.
Saint Mary's is off to Michigan this weekend for two meets against MIAA rivals Hope and Olivet. With the championship meet only one month away, the Belles are looking to perform well both Friday and Saturday.