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NCAA Football History - College Football Team History -
Notre Dame Football History
Notre Dame Fighting
Irish Football History
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (0)
- INDEPENDENT
CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS
1887-Current: Independent
No Team: 1890-1891
1913 - Record: 7-0
Libby
1927 - Record: 7-1-1
Houlgate System
1938 - Record: 8-1
Dickinson System
1953 - Record: 9-0-1
Billingsley Report
Boand System
DeVold
Dunkel System
Helms Athletic Foundation
Libby
Litkenhous
National Championship Foundation
Poling System
Williamson System
1964 - Record: 9-1
DeVold
Football News
National Football Foundation
Sagarin Ratings
1967 - Record: 8-2
Dunkel System
1970 - Record: 10-1
Foundation for the Analysis of Competitions and Tournaments
Matthews Grid Ratings
Sagarin Ratings
1989 - Record: 12-1
Berryman
Foundation for the Analysis of Competitions and Tournaments
Massey Ratings
Sagarin Ratings
1993 - Record: 11-1
Matthews Grid Ratings
National Championship Foundation
Coach Of The Year
The American Football Coaches Association
(AFCA) in conjunction with Kodak has
honored a coach of the year since 1935, and the Football
Writers Association of America
( F WAA) has done the same since 1957.
Since those awards have been presented,
three Notre Dame coaches have been the
r e c i p i e n t s :
1941 (AFCA) Frank Leahy
1964 (FWA A ) Ara Parseghian
1964 (AFCA) Ara Parseghian
(tie with Frank Broyles of Arkansas)
1988 (FWA A ) Lou Holtz
In 1988, Holtz also was named coach
of the year by The Sporting News, United Press International,
CBS Sports and Football News. He was one of four finalists
for the FWA A award—named for former Alabama coach
Paul “Bear” Bryant—in three straight seasons
(1987-88-89).
Holtz was one of three finalists for
the 1993 Football News coach of the year award.
In 1998, Bob Davie was one of the semifinalists for the
Walter Camp Foundation
national coach-of-the-year award and in 2000 he was one
of three finalists for the
Football News Coach of the Year award.
Irish National Championships
The national championship team in college football generally
is considered to be the top-rated squad in the final rankings
issued each year by the poll of sportswriters and broadcasters
(Associated Press) and the poll of coaches (United Press
International through 1990, USA Today/CNN since 1991).
Since the AP began certifying the winner of its national
crown in 1936, Notre Dame has won more national championships
than any other team in the country. The Irish have won eight
titles (1943-46-47-49-66-73-77-88) -- with Oklahoma second
on the list with six.
The coaches' poll has voted a national champion since 1950.
Notre Dame has won three UPI titles (1966-77-88) during
that period. Only USC and Oklahoma with five each have won
more. The UPI poll was taken following the end of the regular
season each year until the 1974 season when the coaches
first waited until the bowl games were conducted to issue
their final rankings.
The NCAA also recognizes national championships awarded
by the Football Writers Association of America and by the
National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame.
The FWAA has presented the Grantland Rice Award since 1954,
with Notre Dame earning the trophy in 1966, '73, '77 and
'88. The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame has
presented the MacArthur Bowl to its national champion since
1959. Notre Dame has won it on five occasions -- 1964, '66
(tie with Michigan State), '73, '77 and '88.
A variety of other rating systems have been recognized
over the years in attempting to determine the top team in
college football each season.
Notre Dame generally is considered to have earned 11 consensus
national titles (1924-29-30-43-46-47-49-66-73-77-88). But
there have been 19 seasons in which Notre Dame has qualified
as a national champion from at least one legitimate poll,
with all teams receiving national championship mention and
their individual selectors noted.
The Last Time ...
Notre Dame
Kickoff Return for Touchdown:
Vontez Duff
92 yards vs. Navy
2002
Punt Return for Touchdown:
Vontez Duff
33 yards vs. Purdue
2002
Last Time a Blocked Punt Returned for a Touchdown
Carlos Pierre-Antoine
27 yards vs. USC
2002
Interception Return for a Touchdown:
Shane Walton
45 yards vs. Rutgers
2002
Scorded a safety:
vs. Navy
2002
Shut Out an Opponent:
Notre Dame 42, Rutgers 0
Ravens Stadium
November 9, 2002
Extra Point Attempt Returned for Score:
Allen Rossum scored on a blocked extra-point attempt vs.
Texas
Notre Dame Stadium
September 23, 1995
Returned a Fumble for Score:
vs. Purdue, 2002(2)
Gerome Sapp-54 yards, Lionel Bolen-4 yards
Stadium
Notre Dame Stadium, maybe the most renowned college football
facility in the nation, now qualifies as one of the most
up to date as well, thanks to a major addition and renovations
that boosted its capacity to more than 80,000 beginning
with the 1997 campaign.
The '96 campaign proved to be the final one in which the
customary 59,075 fans gathered for Irish home games. Nearly
two years worth of additions and improvements to the yellow-bricked
arena were part of a $50 million expansion project that
added more than 21,000 seats beginning with the '97 season.
The current capacity of Notre Dame Stadium is 80,795, a
figure that was modified in 2001 from 80,232. In 1997, the
figure was 80,225 which was based on computerized seating
projections made prior to the completion of the construction
of the new seating area.
Notre Dame's football team completed its '95 home schedule
Nov. 4 against Navy - and by the following Monday groundbreaking
ceremonies had been held and work had begun on the 21-month
construction project that was completed Aug. 1, 1997.
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