Notre Dame

[blown88gt]

I was just watching ESPN and they had a thing about Notre Dame and coach Wies. He visited a kid that was sick with a tumor. The kids asked for the first offensive play to be a pass to the right. He died that Friday and on saturday from their own 1 yard line Quinn passed to the right.

Now my question is why are most of the stories from Notre Dame usually tug at your heart strings? I was just curious nothing bad about it Just most stories I hear from them are very emotional.

 

[LogiWorld123]

its an emotional team.

 

[DaleM]

Long history of playing tough football and building character amongst those who play and study at THE University of Notre Dame.

 

[mto925]

Because they should be the number three team??

 

[blown88gt]

i was just asking cause i was watching the thing where Charlie Wies went and saw a kid that had a tumor. his name was Montana. He asked him to pass to the right on the first play. the kid passed away Friday and the game was a on saturday. He did as he was asked and got a 13 yard gain.