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Former Notre Dame men's basketball guard and current Miami Heat assistant coach Chris Quinn is heading to the NBA Finals.

Quinn played at Notre Dame from 2002-06. He started 82 of 123 career games with the Irish and was named First-Team All-Big East as a senior.

After going undrafted in the 2006 NBA Draft, Quinn played in the NBA and overseas from 2006-13 including a stint with the Heat from 2006-10.

He began coaching in 2013 as an assistant for Northwestern men's basketball under former head coach Chris Collins. He joined the Miami Heat's coaching staff as an assistant coach in 2014 and has remained with head coach Erik Spoelstra since.

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I chatted with Notre Dame 2025 defensive tackle target Christopher Isaiah Campbell last evening. He reported an offer from the Irish Tuesday.

Campbell said he was blown away by the Irish in-person last season while on a game day visit to North Carolina.

“Notre Dame is a very prestigious school and I'm just amazed by getting offered from them,” Campbell told Inside ND Sports. “I’ve been hearing very good things. I went to their North Carolina game last year and I saw that tight end for Notre Dame … he was real good. I saw some of their defensive line, they were putting in work. I felt like, ‘’Man, Notre Dame is a great team.’”

The 6-foot-5, 265-pound defender attends Snow Hill (N.C.) Greene Central. He had 61 tackles including 17 for loss and five sacks last season.

Prior to high school, Campbell played outside linebacker. As a freshman, he only weighed 200-pounds and played defensive end. Now, Campbell pencils in as a defensive tackle.

Growing up, Campbell also played basketball. However, he said the physicality and defensive opportunities football offered meant something more for him.

“I liked how physical it was … in basketball, I never really got that,” Campbell said. “That’s really where my love for the game came from. I’m able to hit somebody and put my hands on somebody and I can just be physically violent with somebody, which I couldn't do in basketball.”

Campbell told me he’s willing to leave North Carolina for college and said academics and how transparent coaches are will be major factors in his recruitment.

Rivals rates him as a four-star prospect in the 2025 recruiting class. He is ranked as the No. 11 defensive tackle in the 2025 class.

Campbell reports 16 offers including Notre Dame, Colorado, Duke, Georgia, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Penn State and South Carolina.

After his recent offers from the Bulldogs and Irish, Campbell’s had to adjust his summer schedule and doesn’t have anything finalized but visiting Notre Dame is on the table.

“About 95% of it is done,” Campbell said. “I'm trying to go to Indiana. I'm trying to see what’s up there. I've been there a few times when I was in AAU basketball, but I'm trying to see Notre Dame. One of my close friends, [2025 defensive end target] Gus Richey, went there for a visit he's been telling me how nice it is and how wonderful it is to be at Notre Dame.”

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Notre Dame 2024 wide receiver commit Cam Williams and 2024 offensive tackle commit Anthonie Knapp were the first members of Notre Dame's 2024 recruiting class to tweet the newest graphic consisting of all 16 commits and head coach Marcus Freeman.

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Notre Dame's 2024 class is currently ranked No. 4 in the 2024 Rivals team rankings behind Georgia, Michigan and LSU. According to Rivals, Notre Dame's class consists of 10 four-star recruits and six three-star recruits.

A busy June lies ahead for the Irish with official visits starting June 2-4. Inside ND Sports tracks Notre Dame’s standing with its top remaining targets in the 2024 class on The Heat Index.

ACC foes Notre Dame and Duke will meet today at 1 p.m. EDT in the men's lacrosse national championship at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

The No. 3 Irish (13-2) advanced to the championship game with a 13-12 overtime victory over No. 2 Virginia. No. 1 Duke (16-2) avoided an upset against No. 5 Penn State with a 16-15 overtime victory.

Notre Dame beat Duke 17-12 in South Bend on April 8 in the only matchup between the two teams this season.

Follow along with us here and watch on ESPN.

@Clint Cosgrove breaks down five of the most contested recruiting battles in the Midwest. Five-star DT Justin Scott is one of them.

Today we remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice defending the freedoms that makes our nation so great.

I hope you take time to reflect on this as you get some time to relax today.

I'm on my way home to bring you coverage of the men's lacrosse national championship from my couch. I'm back from vacation to cover the big recruiting weekends upcoming in June.

Brian Tevlin with the game-winner 29 seconds into overtime. No. 3 seed Irish vs. No. 1 seed Duke Monday at 1 p.m.

Davis Andrews golfed nine holes with Kyle Hamilton, did a photoshoot with QB commit CJ Carr and TE commit Jack Larsen, learned about his defensive fit with safeties coach Chris O'Leary and had such a good time he plans to return for an official visit.

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Notre Dame 2024 defensive tackle target Sean Sevillano Jr. is committing this Friday, June 2, at noon EDT.

The 6-foot-2, 300-pound defensive tackle from Clearwater (Fla.) Academy International is rated as a three-star by Rivals.

Sevillano is schedule to take his official visit to Notre Dame June 9-11. He also set an official visit to Ohio State for June 2-4, but it’s unclear whether that trip is still planned since he’s committing Friday.

@John Garcia Jr. went into detail with Sevillano earlier this month about his recruitment rise.

After losing Owen Wafle, Notre Dame does not have any defensive tackles committed. Sevillano joins five-star target Justin Scott as two defensive tackles Inside ND Sports has highlighted on The Heat Index.

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Athlon Sports released a four-deep preseason All-America team Thursday, and Notre Dame junior left offensive tackle Joe Alt made the first team. Sophomore cornerback Ben Morrison was a third-team selection, while junior right offensive tackle Blake Fisher made the fourth team.

Here's the complete list:

Notre Dame up to 83 scholarship now. Will have a full story shortly.

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Duke gets the Notre Dame-Virginia survivor in Monday's national championship game. ... Garrett Leadmon scored controversial game-winner 65 seconds into the overtime period for a 16-15 Duke victory.

Great effort by the Irish but Notre Dame falls short in the final pool play game of the ACC Championships on Friday night. The Irish started the day as the first team out of the NCAA Tourney field in DI Baseball's latest projections. Just got done with interviews, so will have a full story up in a bit.

anyone got some amazing seats to sell for first time visit for my kids? 😀 $50 tickets available, but seriously it's Tennessee State.

Eric Hansen and Charleston Bowles talked Notre Dame football recruiting with Rivals national analyst Clint Cosgrove. Topics included the latest with five-star defensive tackle Justin Scott, ND's recent defensive end commitment from Loghan Thomas, O-line coach Joe Rudolph's recruiting prowess, 2025 QB recruiting and the chances of ND's 2024 class to finish in the top 5 nationally.

Then we answered questions from Twitter and The Insider Lounge (45:40).

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I caught up with 2025 four-star defensive tackle Brandon Brown tonight after he reported an offer earlier Thursday afternoon.

The 6-foot-2, 275-pound recruit from Palm Bay (Fla.) Eau Gallie is ranked as the No. 27 overall player and No. 3 defensive tackle in the 2025 recruiting class.

For reference, Notre Dame 2024 defensive tackle commit Davion Dixon is ranked as the No. 10 defensive tackle in the 2025 class.

"I was really excited," Brown told Inside ND Sports. "To have an offer from Notre Dame is a blessing. I don’t think anyone in this area has been offered by them, so it’s special."

Brown said he knows the Irish mostly from their nationally televised games on NBC and the 1993 film, "Rudy."

He grew up playing running back but switched to defensive tackle as he got older and bigger. He believes his natural athleticism and technique are two major strengths.

"Most people love how explosive I am and how I use my hands," Brown said, "I’m different than most defensive tackles because I am able to explode and I’m not scared to shoot my hands. I focus on the task at hand and continue to work hard. I'm a hard-working person. I feel like my play shows that."

Brown said academics is a priority to him and his mother. He also said he wants to feel comfortable when he's around coaches and players at different programs.

His offer sheet is currently at 29 total offers and includes Notre Dame. Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M and USC.

Brown visited UCF and Miami this spring and said last month he'd like to visit Miami, Florida State and the state of Texas this summer. He told me he's still working on a schedule and the Irish are now on his list after offering.

"I'm really excited," Brown said. "The tradition is different at Notre Dame. It’s like nothing else in college football."

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Notre Dame offered 2025 running back Justin Thurman Thursday.

The 5-foot-11, 183-pound running back goes to school at Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit and had 19 carries for 169 rushing yards and two touchdowns last season.

Rivals has not assigned Thurman a rating or ranking at this time.

Thurman reports 11 total offers including Notre Dame, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State and Tennessee.

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Notre Dame extended an offer to 2025 offensive tackle Michael Roeske Thursday.

He stands at 6-foot-7, 265-pounds. He attends Wautoma (Wisc.) High and reports five offers from Notre Dame, Indiana, Minnesota, Syracuse and Wisconsin.

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Notre Dame offered 2025 defensive lineman Matthew Johnson Thursday.

The 6-foot-5, 220-pound recruit is listed as a weakside defensive end by Rivals. He is rated as a three-star prospect.

He attends Concord (Calif.) De La Salle. Notable past De La Salle players include former Irish defensive end Isaiah Foskey and Notre Dame 2023 tight end signee Cooper Flanagan.

Johnson reports 11 offers including Notre Dame, Arizona State, California, Oregon, Oregon State, USC, Washington and Washington State.

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Notre Dame extended an offer to 2025 defensive tackle Brandon Brown Thursday.

He is rated as a four-star by Rivals. He is also ranked as the No. 27 overall player and No. 3 defensive tackle in the 2025 recruiting class.

The 6-foot-2, 275-pound prospect from Palm Bay (Fla.) Eau Gallie is both the highest-rated and ranked among the 2025 defensive lineman to report offers from the Irish in the past week.

He’s up to 29 total offers including Notre Dame. Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M and USC.

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