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Tim Prister

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As seen in: Irish Illustrated, IrishIllustrated.com Insider, Flipboard, 247Sports, Illini Inquirer, IrishIllustrated.com, The Michigan Insider, NewsBreak
Owner/Publisher, irishillustrated.com of 247Sports. Notre Dame ‘82. 3rd base 1981-82. Writing Fighting Irish football/athletics for 45 years…PREE-stir
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Stock Up/Stock Down: Notre Dame at the ‘Halfway Point' of 2026

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By Tim Prister
| IrishIllustrated.com
Stock Up/Stock Down: Notre Dame at the ‘Halfway Point' of 2026 As the more difficult portion of Notre Dame’s schedule has arrived, Irish Illustrated assesses where the Irish are following the loss to BYU. The setback to the Cougars slants things in a negative direction. But Notre Dame’s ultimate pre-season goal remains intact if they can build upon the many positives.
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Target Practice: Assessing Notre Dame’s Distribution, Production in the Passing Game

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By Tim Prister
| IrishIllustrated.com
Seven games into the 2026 season at the first and only bye week of the season, the Notre Dame passing game has been tilted heavily to three wide receivers. Those three wide receivers – Jordan Faison, Micah Gilbert and Jaden Greathouse – have been targeted on 111 of CJ Carr's 193 pass attempts, or 57.5 of his throws. Just one other offensive player has double-digit receptions and that's RB-Nolan James with 13, followed by RB-Aneyas Williams with nine.
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Tale of the Tape (BYU)

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By Tim Prister
| IrishIllustrated.com
Tale of the Tape (BYU) The defense’s second-half rally after a tumultuous first half falls short. Red-zone issues on both sides of the football. Jaden Greathouse steps up against Cougars. Nolan James Jr. puts his “balance and elusiveness!” on display. Pass rush without Boubacar Traore is virtually no pass rush at all. "They're our leaders. They were voted captains for a reason and they'll continue to lead. You evaluate leaders during a tough time. So this is obviously not a great time after a loss.
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