Excitement surrounds the most storied program in college football history. One of the key ingredients to the success of the Notre Dame football tradition has been the ability of Irish coaches to attract the very best in high school talent. Charlie Weis, Notre Dame coach, has continued the nationwide search for young men that have the ability, the character, and the heart to represent the Fighting Irish on the field.

The 2008 Fighting Irish football team will be exciting and fun to watch.  With Jimmy Clausen's gradual improvement, look for a very competitive team in 2008.  The continuing development of the offensive line, led by Sam Young, will be imperative.  The stable of running backs appears encouraging.  We will find out more at the annual Blue Gold game in April!

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Coach Weis will welcome back a much more experienced team defense led by Ian Williams and Darrin Walls.  Help is needed with the linebacker core, but the secondary should be excellent.  While the team will be young and still somewhat inexperienced at the skill positions, expect an exciting season from this very talented and athletic group.

Notre Dame football tickets are already in great demand for all home games at storied Notre Dame Stadium, including San Diego State, Michigan and Purdue.  Notre Dame will be on the road in 2008 against powerhouses USC and Boston College as well as Navy and Washington.  Don't miss your opportunity to see this dynamic team in 2008.

Don't miss your opportunity to see this dynamic team in 2008!

2008 Romanelli Recruiting Rankings

Courtesy of BlueandGold.com

Rank   Team             Points    Ranked /         Points/
                                                Total Verbals     Player

1          Notre Dame  159       17/21             9.35
2          USC               126       12/14             10.5
3         Ohio State      121       12/13            10.08
4         Oklahoma      115       11/16            10.45
5         Miami              114       12/19             9.5
6         Texas              94         12/19            7.83
7         Georgia           87         13/21            6.69
8         Florida State   82          9/18              9.11
9         Michigan         73         12/16            6.08
10       Florida            68         6/10              11.33