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It was a HOT FIRE weekend for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish with the commitment of Ryan Barnes, and I’ll have a little more recruiting stuff up on the site this week — but let’s get right to the Triple Option.
STILL IN THE MIX
Former Irish wide receiver commit Deion Colzie released a top 10 list the other day, and Notre Dame was listed. The one-time Irish pledge stated that he made a decision too soon when he left the class this winter, but Notre Dame is still very much after this incredible talent from Athens, Georgia. Tom Loy has a free update:
#NotreDame remains in the mix to land elite, Top 100 receiver Deion Colzie.
— Tom Loy (@TomLoy247) June 8, 2020
Can the Irish land, for a second time, one of the top playmakers in the class of 2021?
Update: https://t.co/kDSV3gu6hQ@247Sports pic.twitter.com/Rx29PhbIDN
THE BEST WINS
The guys over at 18 Stripes have put together a scientific approach to ranking Notre Dame’s wins under Brian Kelly. This installment includes wins #68-#92.
Deep breaths. We're ranking all of Brian Kelly's wins at Notre Dame. Installment one is live. https://t.co/BAiPFtQ8VR
— 18 Stripes (@18stripes) June 4, 2020
THE TAX MAN
There’s a new law with the IRS that will affect Notre Dame and any coach there that makes over a million dollars. It’s not just Notre Dame — every private school that fits this criteria will be affected as well (like the Duke Blue Devils and Stanford Cardinal). Quite simply... if you’re wanting a BIG NAME college football coach after Kelly retires, this will make that harder (I think).
Heads up, Duke basketball’s Mike Krzyzewski and Notre Dame football’s Brian Kelly, the IRS has new rules that could take a hefty chunk of your multimillion dollar salaries. https://t.co/haqlCGNdfU
— Bloomberg Tax (@tax) June 8, 2020
GAME WATCH CHANGES
If you have enjoyed the Notre Dame game watches on Friday nights, they are about to make a change. This week, for example, will be the 2011 game against the Michigan State Spartans and it will be shown on Thursday.
As promised, @NDFootball is changing the night of its weekly gamewatches.
— Jude (@ndjrs) June 8, 2020
The 2011 game against the Michigan State Spartans will re-air at 7 p.m. Thursday. If other games have been announced, I missed it. #NDFB https://t.co/32KxbekVyG