Notre Dame Could've Folded After Early Mistakes vs Louisville, But Didn’t

The Irish avoided a 'here we go again' nightmare scenario in the big win over Louisville

For the third time in as many tries, Notre Dame got off to a slow start at home in Notre Dame Stadium. After a fumbled opening kickoff followed by a poor quick change defensive series which allowed Louisville to quickly grab momentum and a 7-0 lead, Notre Dame had options.

This win was not a thing of beauty. There will be no documentaries made about it years from now. But it was so important for the Notre Dame program and its direction moving forward. This is the kind of win that should energize the team while they work to get healthier over the bye week. The Irish now have 2 ranked wins on their resume heading into the break and hope to emerge revitalized against Stanford in a couple of weeks.

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