Ronnie Lott was then a freshman at USC, and had limited playing time. It would have been interesting to see Joe throwing a pass to Ronnie's area.

there was some pretty good ones during the Holtz era. A couple against Michigan, the one against Miami, and the '88 USC game when both were undefeated and Holtz suspends two star players and they still go out there and win. And, as you said, this was a great one too. In fact, if a list was made, I'd think it would be dominated by USC games. Even the gut wrenching losses after the big halftime leads out on the coast could be included as they've become iconic folklore.

@@joeseddit the 1966 game of the century vs msu. I remember that 74 usc game when Anthony Davis just killed us in 2nd half , I was age 9

Perhaps, but the 31-30 win over Miami, in '88 on the final play, is up there

probably would happen today.

That was really sad. The Referees were either Notre Dame graduates or they had no courage to call some penalties on the crowd. A true shame. A circus in the wrong place

Just giving the rest of the kids a chance to catch up. A couple of 'em are getting up to speed but not quite there yet. Bless their hearts.

Sorry to disagree with you but it sounds like times have changed but you haven't. There was a time when no women were enrolled at ND etc. Go Irish.

@@007ndc too bad Notre Dame isn't Catholic anymore

@@007ndc And just because things change do to a media backed vocal minority......does not mean anything changed for the better. Excuse me now...my 6 year old son just asked if it was true that he can be a girl if he wants.

@@ynp1978 Someone is not content to enjoy a football game. He had to throw an infantile fit because things change in the world. Pity these poor conservatives. Go storm the Capitol if you can’t handle life!

@@ynp1978 whatever MAGA man. Peace and love