Benjamin Morrison’s 2022 success created undue hype for Christian Gray entering the spring. Tempering that may be the first step to his long-term success.
For a second straight year, the Irish turned to the transfer market to find a place kicker. Spencer Shrader struggled from distance in 2022, can he return to his 2021 form in South Bend?
The in-state product led many of the Irish recruiting efforts over the last year. Now his focus turns to putting on muscle before focusing on his primary sport.
The biggest hurdle standing between Aamil Wagner and a starting position on Notre Dame’s offensive line in 2024 may be weight. Fortunately, he has more than a year to keep adding it.
When Joe Otting first committed to Notre Dame, his recruiting profile was rather low. By the end of the cycle, he had shot up the rankings, validating the Irish insights.
Michael Vinson began as a walk-on. He then earned the starting long snapper job over a top-ranked recruit. Now, he is poised to start for a fourth season for Notre Dame.
At 6-foot-7, Sullivan Absher looks like a future offensive tackle, but he will need to develop quickly and impressively in pass protection to join that Notre Dame lineage.
Armel Mukam has barely played any football compared to most of his new teammates, yet Notre Dame knew it wanted the defensive end, anyway. The Irish will give him time to validate those thoughts.
