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    Miracle Moments in Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football History: Best Plays, Games, and Records

    By Michael R. Steele

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    For true fans of the blue & gold, a look at the Fighting Irish’s greatest coaches & players, like Knute Rockne, Lou Holtz, Joe Montana, and Tim Brown.

    The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are the most popular and celebrated team in college football. They have the second-most victories of all time, eleven national titles, featured seven Heisman Trophy recipients including Paul Hornung and Tim Brown, and won eighteen bowl games. Its storied tradition is celebrated in Miracle Moments in Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football History.

    Michael R. Steele brings to life many of the Irish’s greatest moments, including Knute Rockne’s “Four Horsemen” in the 1920s, the epic scoreless tie with powerful Army in 1946, their incredible comeback led by Joe Montana in the 1979 Cotton Bowl, Lou Holtz’s 1988 national championship team that ended Miami’s thirty-six-game regular-season winning streak in stunning fashion, and much more.

    “Mike Steele’s Miracle Moments captures the magic of this amazing university and its historic football team’s exploits.” —Terry Hanratty, All-American quarterback

    “A fabulous narrative about the most exciting history of Notre Dame football. The stories made me feel as if I were there at each moment throughout the years and gave me goosebumps.” —Drew Mahalic, former outside linebacker and former Executive Director of the Oregon Sports Authority

    “Mike Steele has done a great service to the Notre Dame football fan. We all know that Notre Dame has the pedigree and a great history. But to my knowledge, no one has previously put the whole story together in such a compelling manner.” —Jim Lynch, College Football Hall of Famer and Super Bowl champion
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateSep 18, 2018
    ISBN9781683581871
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    Miracle Moments in Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football History: Best Plays, Games, and Records
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    Michael R. Steele

    Michael R. Steele is a distinguished university professor, emeritus, at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. He has taught there since 1975 and still serves as an adjunct faculty member. He is a 1967 graduate of Notre Dame and resides in Forest Grove, Oregon.

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