Notre Dame Game Report

Food & Drinks: Instead of settling for chips and dip this game day, head down to Buzzard Billy’s for all your favorite sports bar favorites like chicken wings, burgers and soul food. Plus, the bar at this local restaurant is completely stocked with every single beer that you can think of, so you’ll be able to keep your glasses full to cheers with your friends for every touchdown.

It was a clear afternoon on November 10th, 1928 when the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team took the field against the Black Knights of Army. Army was the number one team in the nation that year, and Notre Dame was having one of their worst seasons ever under the leadership of legendary coach Knute Rockne. At the end of the opening half, neither team had managed to score.

As we begin our treck to our seats we pass countless passionate fans I look to the scoreboard, the giant Budweiser neon sign, and to the enormous coke bottle and marvel at their size. Then

When one thinks Notre Dame, one often thinks of college football and visions of Knute Rockne, The Four Horsemen, Joe Montana, and Paul Hornung. Silly as it may seem, there's more to Notre Dame than just football, namely lacrosse.

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The football game was the most exceptional event of this year’s Homecoming because it was at Dozer Park. This was the second year that the Homecoming football game was played at the Chief’s stadium. Having the game at such a large venue brought many people out to watch. The energy of the crowd was another thing that made the football game even more exciting. The atmosphere and intensity of Dozer Park made watching the game exciting.

Woo hoo, I won two tickets to a Notre Dame vs. Cardinals Football game. I’ve been wanting to go to a Football game for awhile, better yet, it’s Notre Dame. I won the tickets by putting my name in the raffle, I didn’t think I would win, but I just wanted to try. My parents don’t usually let me go to Football games, they say, “it’s a waste of money, and time.”

When the official game clock hit 00:00, people began to flow out of the stadium. When I stood up out of my seat, I said my goodbyes and thanked all the coaches for the entire day. I wanted to make sure they knew that I genuinely enjoyed the visit, and how I really appreciated the fact that they took the time to show my parents and I around and spend the day with us.

Game Entertainment: When our team runs out to the field and when the game ends fireworks will be fired, When our team scores a burst of fire will come out of our gun shaped flamethrower, out of our paid birthday announcements for fans, paid proposals announcements and shown on the jumbotron for game replays and as if it was a kiss cam, dance/music performance at halftime to hype up the fans, we will have musicians play during the breaks such as Steve Earle, Holly Dunn, Christopher Cross, etc.. on our stage and the national

We passed all the security guards who all wished us good luck in our game. We finally arrived to our locker room where we all picked out a spot according to our position that we played. Our coach told us that all the defense and goalies should sit together and all the forwards should sit close. The second the team opened up their bags the raunchy stench of body odor filled the room. I set the stereo up and started playing the Rocky song that we would always listen to before every big game. The players were all dressed in our uniforms when the coach told us that he had a surprise for us. He yanked a box form the hallway and pulled out our new jerseys that he ordered for the great accomplishment. This reward reminded everyone of our unbelievable journey to the state game. Coach handed the jerseys out telling us the pride we should feel as we slip the sweater on. We had twenty minutes until the challenge when our coach ordered everyone to be quiet for his pre-game speech. He started out telling us how proud he was to be our coach and whatever happens in the next two hours he commends us. The rest of the speech was the strategy he wanted to use if we encounter any problems. In his final words the horn rang telling both the teams that it was time to take the ice.

The high powered lights reflected on the players’ metalic blue jerseys and the crisp chill in the air alerted the fans that fall is almost here indicating that it is time for football season.The stands are filled with cheering students, fans, family, and alumni. The first home football game consisted of amazing performances from the band, the Pink Panthers, and had many generous promotions from the team’s sponsors.

I laid my eyes on the shiny Longhorn’s Golden Ticket that I pulled out of the University of Texas at Austin envelope I received in the mail. In an archaic font, the letter read “Greetings to you, the lucky finder of this golden ticket. From the University of Texas at Austin! . . . This magical ticket will take you wherever you want to go–past, present, or future. Close your eyes, hold the ticket, and think about where you want to go. In your wildest dreams, you could not imagine the marvelous surprises that await you!”

Hey Freshman Parents ~ if your child is going to the first home football game tonight you might want to send money with them to school to get a ticket. They are less expensive if they purchase them at school during the day. The price goes up for all at the gate. (Parents, you can also go get tickets for the family for the lower cost at the school).

students who walk with the high school band to the game receive free admission to the game. we leave the school at 6:30pm. if you arrive later than 6:30pm enter the gates at the stadium and expect to pay admission. Middle school band students will sit in the band section behind the high school band during the first two quarters. at half time they

"Yeah, start drinking early. [...] Get nice and rowdy. 4:15 game, lot of time to get lubed up. Come out here, and cheer for the home team."