“Today’s not the day for me to reflect on things like that,” Weis said after his final game in Notre Dame Stadium. “Today’s the day for me to be worrying about those guys, those 33 [seniors]. I really feel absolutely miserable for those 33 guys. … I’ll worry about me tomorrow.”
To now
Brian Kelly won his 100th game at Notre Dame a week ago, nine more than his three predecessors did across 13 seasons. He has lost 37 games across 11 seasons with the Irish, 30 fewer than they stumbled to.
Of Kelly’s 100 wins, 31 have been part of an active streak of wins against unranked opponents, an Irish record. The Irish haven’t lost at home in 23 games. Kelly an understanding of how to handle those lesser foes, and that gave him a runway to find the dominance Notre Dame (8-0, 7-0 ACC) has now reached, sitting at No. 2 in the polls with an inside track to its second Playoff appearance in three years.
To now
Brian Kelly won his 100th game at Notre Dame a week ago, nine more than his three predecessors did across 13 seasons. He has lost 37 games across 11 seasons with the Irish, 30 fewer than they stumbled to.
Of Kelly’s 100 wins, 31 have been part of an active streak of wins against unranked opponents, an Irish record. The Irish haven’t lost at home in 23 games. Kelly an understanding of how to handle those lesser foes, and that gave him a runway to find the dominance Notre Dame (8-0, 7-0 ACC) has now reached, sitting at No. 2 in the polls with an inside track to its second Playoff appearance in three years.
30 Years of Notre Dame on NBC: 100 wins later, Brian Kelly’s debut following Charlie Weis’ end
Brian Kelly’s 100th win at Notre Dame last week underscored how far he has brought the Irish program in 11 years.
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