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Three years ago, Notre Dame traveled to the friendly confines of Husky Stadium to face Washington in a game that pitted something old against something new.  Everyone now knows about the first play called by Notre Dame on offense after Chinedum Ndukwe recovered a Washington fumble on the Notre Dame three-yard line, but here's a reminder.

 

It's kind of an awkward piece, and I'm certainly no great Tom Rinaldi fan, but the story is a great look at how much Charlie Weis cares about those who follow Notre Dame football, something that was missing in the three years prior to his arrival.

GO IRISH!  BEAT HUSKIES!

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Great story

Coach Weis is the man!

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