|
Year |
W-L-T |
Season
Highlight(s) |
|
1887 |
0-1-0 |
Lost only game to Michigan
8-0. |
|
1888 |
1-2-0 |
Beat Harvard Prep 20-0 and
lost the other 2 games to Michigan |
|
1889 |
1-0-0 |
Won their only game over
Northwestern 9-0. |
|
1890 |
- |
No
Team |
|
1891 |
- |
No
Team |
|
1892 |
1-0-1 |
Tied Hillsdale 10-10 and
beat South Bend High School 55-0 |
|
1893 |
4-1-0 |
Outscored opponents 92-24 on
the year. |
|
1894 |
3-1-1 |
Outscored opponents 80-31,
including a 30-0 victory over Wabash |
|
1895 |
3-1-0 |
Played all home games for
second straight year |
|
1896 |
4-3-0 |
Defense had 4 shutouts
including victory over Highland Views 82-0 |
|
1897 |
4-1-1 |
Defense had 4 shutouts |
|
1898 |
4-2-0 |
All 4 wins were by shutout |
|
1899 |
6-3-1 |
5 of 6 wins were by shutout |
|
1900 |
6-3-1 |
Fullback Louis
"Red" Salmon joins team. Defense had 6 shutouts. |
|
1901 |
8-1-1 |
Red Salmon scores 7 TDs.
Defense had 6 shutouts.
|
|
1902 |
6-2-1 |
Red Salmon scores 11 TDs, 77
pts..
92-0 victory over American Medical. |
|
1903 |
8-0-1 |
Red Salmon (15 TDs,
105 pts, all-america
team). Defense - 8 shutouts and 10 points allowed. |
|
1904 |
5-3-0 |
Lost 58-0 to Wisconsin.
|
|
1905 |
5-4-0 |
142-0 victory over American
Medical, 71-0 victory over DePauw. |
|
1906 |
6-1-0 |
Defense had 6 shutouts and
only gave up 12 points on the year.
|
|
1907 |
6-0-1 |
Defense gave up 20 points
total. |
|
1908 |
8-1-0 |
88-0 victory over Chicago
Phys. & Surgeons. Defense had 6 shutouts. |
|
1909 |
7-0-1 |
Halfback Harry Miller leads
team. Ranked #3 by Walter Camp. |
|
1910 |
4-1-1 |
Notre Dame victory march
introduced |
|
1911 |
6-0-2 |
Knute Rockne joins team as
left end. Defense gave up 9 points on the year. |
|
1912 |
7-0-0 |
Outscored opponents 389-27
including 116-7 victory over St. Viator.
|
|
1913 |
7-0-0 |
Fullback Ray Eichenlaub
scored 12 TDs. Gus Dorais to Knute Rockne
forward pass combination used to upset Army 35-13. |
|
1914 |
6-2-0 |
Halfback Stan Cofall joins
team and scores 9 TDs |
|
1915 |
7-1-0 |
Stan Cofall scores 9 TDs |
|
1916 |
8-1-0 |
Stan Cofall scores 12 TDs,
84 pts and made all-america team. |
|
1917 |
6-1-1 |
Jesse Harper's last year as
Head Coach. Outscored opponents 141-9.
|
|
1918 |
3-1-2 |
Knute Rockne took over as
Head Coach |
|
1919 |
9-0-0 |
Proclaimed College Football
Champs of the West, George Gipp: 729 yds rushing with 7 TDs and 727 yds
passing. |
|
1920 |
9-0-0 |
Proclaimed College Football
Champs of the West, George Gipp: 827 yds rushing with 8 TDs and 709 yds
passing. (PR-106 yds, KR-208 yds). Scored 64 pts and had , Punt avg - 40.6. Made all-america team and also Awarded Walter Camp trophy as
player of the year. He contracted a streph throat and died after the
season. |
|
1921 |
10-1-0 |
Eddie Anderson: 26
receptions for 394 yds made all-america team. Johnny Mohardt scored 12 TDs,
781 yds rushing and also threw for 995 yards and 9 TDPs.
|
|
1922 |
8-1-1 |
Halfback Jim Crowley rushed
for 566 yds and scored 9 TDs |
|
1923 |
9-1-0 |
Halfback Don Miller ruched
for 698 yds and scored 10 TDs. He made all- america team with halfback
Elmer Layden. |
|
1924 |
10-0-0 |
Don Miller rushed for 763
yds, 7 TDs, 16 rec-297 yds. Quarterback Harry Stuhldreher made all- america team with Jim Crowley
(739 yds rushing) and Elmer Layden (423 yds rushing, 6 TDs). The legend of the Four Horseman was conceived by
Grantland Rice. Notre Dame proclaimed National Champs by Dickinson rartings as they beat
Stanford in the Rose Bowl 27-10. |
|
1925 |
7-2-1 |
Halfback Christie Flannagan
rushed for 556 yds |
|
1926 |
9-1-0 |
Christie Flannagan rushed
for 535 yds. Irish ranked #3 by Dickinson. |
|
1927 |
7-1-1 |
Christie Flannagan: 731 yds
rushing, made all-america team. The nickname Fighting Irish adopted for
the first time. |
|
1928 |
5-4-0 |
Jack Chevigny (539 yds
rushing) scored the
winning TD as Notre Dame upsets heavily favored Army 12-6. Rockne
delivered famous "win for the Gipper" speech at halftime. Irish finish season
unranked by Dickinson, but ranked
|
|
1929 |
9-0-0 |
Quarterback Frank Carideo
leads Irish to National Championship. Carideo also made all-america team
with 5 INTs.
Joe Savoldi rushed for 597 yds. |
|
1930 |
10-0-0 |
Notre Dame stadium opened
and once again they were proclaimed National Champs. Carideo named to all-america
for a second time. Halfback Marchy Scwartz also made all-america team as he
rushed for 927 yds |
|
1931 |
6-2-1 |
Knute Rockne died in a plane
crash. Marchy Swartz (692 yds, 5 TDs) makes all-american again |
|
1932 |
7-2-0 |
Future AD Moose Krause joins
team. George Melinkovich scored 8 TDs |
|
1933 |
3-5-1 |
Quarterback Nick Lukats accounts for 668 total yds as offense shutout 6 times. Irish finish season unranked by Dickinson, Dave Wilson and Soren Soranson |
|
1934 |
6-3-0 |
Elmer Layden became Head
Coach. George Melinkovich scored 6 TDs. Irish finish season
unranked by Dickinson, but ranked
|
|
1935 |
7-1-1 |
Beat #1 ranked Ohio State
18-13 in what was called "The game of the century". HB Bill
Shakespeare (641 yds total offense) made all-american and finished 3rd in the Heisman ballot. Irish ranked #9 by Dickinson
and also by Massey. Also
ranked
|
|
1936 |
6-2-1 |
Bob Wilke (6 TDs on the year). Defeated #1 ranked Northwestern 26-6 behind 2 of Wilke's TDs. Finished AP Poll ranked #8 and #7 by Dickinson. |
|
1937 |
6-2-1 |
End Chuck Sweeney made all-america
team. Bunny McCormick rushed for 347 yds. Finished #9 by AP |
|
1938 |
8-1-0 |
Tackle Ed Beinar starred for
the #5 AP ranked Irish |
|
1939 |
7-2-0 |
Fullback Milt Piepul rushed
for 414 yds (6 TDs) as Irish finished #13 by the AP |
|
1940 |
7-2-0 |
Notre Dame finshed season
unranked. Steve Juzwik scored 7 TDs |
|
1941 |
8-0-1 |
Frank Leahy became Head
Coach. Angelo Bertelli passed for 1027 yds and finished runner-up in
Heisman voting. Fred Evans (11 TDs). Notre Dame finished #3 in AP poll |
|
1942 |
7-2-2 |
Angelo Bertelli: 1039 yds
passing, 10 TDs. He also had 8 interceptions on defense. Corwin Clatt (698 yds rush, 5 TDs). Team finished #6 AP |
|
1943 |
9-1-0 |
Bertelli wins Heisman
Trophy. Creighton Miller made all-america team as he led nation in rushing
with 911 yds and 13 TDs (he also had 6 INTs on defense). Johnny Lujack (716 yds, 8 TDs, total offense). Proclaimed National Champs by AP |
|
1944 |
8-2-0 |
Ed McKeever coached team as
Frank Leahy served in WWII. Bob Kelly (681 yds rush, 13 TDs), Frank Dancewicz passed for 989 yds to lead
Irish to #9 ranking by AP |
|
1945 |
7-1-1 |
Hugh Devore coached team to
#9 ranking. Elmer Angsman scored 7 TDs |
|
1946 |
8-0-1 |
Leahy returns as Head Coach.
#1 Notre Dame battles #2 Army to 0-0 tie. Irish proclaimed Champs by AP
poll. Johnny Lujack (886 yds total offense), 3rd in Heisman voting |
|
1947 |
9-0-0 |
Quarterback Johnny Lujack
(930 yds, 10 TDs total offense) wins Heisman Trophy and leads Irish to #1 ranking. Halfback Terry Brennan
scored 11 TDs, Fullback Emil Sitko rushed for 426 yds |
|
1948 |
9-0-1 |
Quarterback Frank Tripuka
throws 11 TDPs (660 yds). Emil Sitko rushed for 742 yds and scored 9 TDs. Bill Gay,
6 Interceptions. Irish end
up ranked #2 by the AP poll |
|
1949 |
10-0-0 |
Irish win National
Championship again. Quarterback Bob Williams: 1374 yds passing with 16
TDPs made all-america team. Emil Sitko: 712 yds rushing and 9 TDs also
made all-america team. End Leon Hart wins Heisman Trophy as he caught 19
balls, 247 yds, 5 TDs and led the Irish on defense |
|
1950 |
4-4-1 |
Bob Williams: 1035 yds
passing. Jim Mutscheller 35 receptions, 426 yds and 7 TDs.
Irish finish season
unranked. |
|
1951 |
7-2-1 |
Fullback Neil Worden (676
yds rush, 8 TDs), Johnny Lattner (6 TDs, 5 INTs). Unranked by the AP |
|
1952 |
7-2-1 |
Neil Worden (504 yds 10 TDs).
Halfback Johnny Lattner rushed for 732 yds, caught 17 passes for 220 yds
and 5 TDs. #3 AP |
|
1953 |
9-0-1 |
Frank Leahy’s last year as
Head Coach. Johnny Lattner wins Heisman Trophy as he rushed for 651 yds,
caught 14 passes for 204 yds, scored 9 TDs and had 4 Interceptions. Neil
Worden rushed for 859 yds and scored 11 TDs. #2 AP |
|
1954 |
9-1-0 |
QB Ralph Guglielmi passed
for 1162 yds (5 TDs rushing, 5 INTs) and made all-american team. Joe Heap
(594 rush, 8 TDs, 18 receptions, 369 yds). Don Schaeffer (766 yds
rushing). #4 AP |
|
1955 |
8-2-0 |
Halfback Don Schaeffer rushed for 638 yds. Quarterback Paul Hornung passed for 743 yds, 9 TDPs and rushed for 472 yds, 6 TDs (he also had 5 INTs), as Irish finished ranked #9 by AP and #10 by UPI |
|
1956 |
2-8-0 |
Paul Hornung scored 7 TDs, accounts for
1337 yds total offense and wins Heisman Trophy.
Irish finish season
unranked. |
|
1957 |
7-3-0 |
Beat Oklahoma 7-0 to end
their 57 game winning streak. Bob Williams (565 yds passing), Nick Pietrosante rushed for 449 yds and the
Irish finished the season ranked #10 by the AP |
|
1958 |
6-4-0 |
QB George Izo passed for
1067 yds and 9 TDPs. Nick Pietrosante added 549 yds rushing. End Monte
Stickles (20-328 yds) scored 7 TDs and made all-america team. #17 AP |
|
1959 |
5-5-0 |
Monte Stickles made all-america
team again. Bob Scarpitto scored 8 TDs. #17 AP |
|
1960 |
2-8-0 |
QB George Haffner passed for
548 yds. Irish finished season unranked. |
|
1961 |
5-5-0 |
Halfback Angelo Dabiero
rushed for 637 yds and had 5 INTs. QB Frank Budka passed for 636 yds. |
|
1962 |
5-5-0 |
QB Daryl Lamonica rushed for
4 TDs and passed for
821 yds including 6 TDPs Jim Kelly caught 41 passes for 523 yds and
4 TDs. DB Tom MacDonald had 9 INTs. Irish once again unranked. |
|
1963 |
2-7-0 |
Irish unranked for the 4th
straight year. Frank Budka returned at Quarterback |
|
1964 |
9-1-0 |
The era of Ara begins, Ara
Parseghian takes over as Head Coach. QB John Huarte wins Heisman Trophy as
he passed for 2062 yds and 16 TDPs to lead Irish to #3 ranking in both AP
and UPI polls. Jack Snow
caught 60 passes for 1114 yds to make all-america team. Fullback Bill
Wolski scored 11 TDs |
|
1965 |
7-2-1 |
DB Nick Rassas (6 INTs.)
made all-amercia
team as he led nation in PR (19.1 avg) including 3 returns for TDs. Halfback Nick Eddy rushed for 582 yds
and had 233 yds receiving. QB Bill Zloch passed for 558 yds. #9 AP |
|
1966 |
9-0-1 |
#1 (by both AP and UPI) ranked Irish played a
10-10 tie with #2 ranked Michigan State to clinch National Championship.
Nick Eddy (533 yds rushing) scored 10 TDs, finished third in the Heisman voting and made
all-america team. QB Terry Hanratty (1247 yds passing) led Irish as End Jim Seymour caught 48
passes for 862 yds and 8 TDs. Defense led by Alan Page, Jim Lynch, John
Pergine and Tom
Schoen |
|
1967 |
8-2-0 |
QB Terry Hanratty passed for
1439 yds. Rocky Bleier and Jeff Zimmerman (597 yds) led the rushing game. Jim Seymour caught
37 passes for 515 yds. DB Tom
Schoen ( 7 INTs.) made all-america team. |
|
1968 |
7-2-1 |
Hanratty made all-america
team as he passed for 1466 yds and finished third in the Heisman voting.
Halfback Bob Gladieux rushed for 713 yds and scored 14 TDs. Jim Seymour
caught 53 passes for 736 yds. Irish finished season once again #5 by the
AP |
|
1969 |
8-2-1 |
QB Joe Theisman passed for
1531 yds and 13 TDs, HB Denny Allen rushed for 612 yds and DT Mike McCoy made
all-america. Lost to #1 Texas in Cotton Bowl 21-17. #5 AP |
|
1970 |
10-1-0 |
End Tom Gatewood caught 77
passes for 1123 yds and 7 TDs to make all-america team. QB Joe Theisman had 16 TDPs and
passed for 2429 yds to finish second in the Heisman voting. Ed Gulyas
rushed for 534 yds. Beat #1 Texas 24-11 in Cotton Bowl. Finished #2 AP |
|
1971 |
8-2-0 |
Defense led by all-americans
DB Clarence Ellis and DE Walt Patulski. QB Cliff Brown (669 yds passing), HB Bob Minnix
(337 yds) and
SE Tom Gatewood (33-417 yds) led Offense. Finished #13 AP |
|
1972 |
8-3-0 |
DT Greg Marx made all-america
team. DB Mike Townsend led nation in INTs with 10; Tom Clements (1163 yds
passing, 8 TDPs), HB Eric Pennick rushed
for 726 yds and FB Andy Huff scored 10 TDs. Lost Orange Bowl to Nebraska 40-6. #14 AP |
|
1973 |
11-0-0 |
QB Tom Clements (1243 yds total offense) led Irish over #1 Alabama 24-23 in Sugar Bowl to win National Championship in AP poll. TE Dave Casper made all-america team. Powerful running game led By Wayne Bullock (752 yds-10 TDs), Eric Pennick and Art Best, UPI poll done before bowl had Irish at #4. |
|
1974 |
10-2-0 |
Upset #2 Alabama 13-11 in
Ara Parseghian’s last game as Head Coach. Tom Clements passed for 1549
yds, 8 TDPs. Wayne Bullock rushed for 855 yds- 12 TDs. End Pete Demmerle (43-667,
6 TDs) made all-america team as Irish finished season ranked #6 by the AP |
|
1975 |
8-3-0 |
Dan Devine took over as Head Coach. DT Steve Niehaus made all-amercia team. RB Jerome Heavens rushed for 756 yds and Al Hunter scored 8 TDs. Joe Montana replaced starting QB Rick Slager and led Irish to 2 come from behind wins. Dan “Rudy” Reuttiger played and later inspired a movie. Finished unranked by AP and #17 by UPI. |
|
1976 |
9-3-0 |
QB Rick Slager passed for
1281 yds, 11 TDPs. RB Al Hunter rushed for 1058 yds and 13 TDs. TE Ken McAfee
(34-482 yds, 3 TDs) and
DE Ross Browner both all-american. Beat Penn State in Gator Bowl 20-9. #12
AP |
|
1977 |
11-1-0 |
Beat #1 Texas in Cotton Bowl
38-10 to earn National Championship recognition by both AP and UPI. QB Joe Montana had 1604 yds passing
with 11 TDPs. RB Jerome Heavens rushed for 994 yds. TE Ken McAfee finished
third in Heisman voting and (54-797 yds receiving) to earn all-america team
for third straight year. Vegas Furgeson had 7 TDs. Defense led by all-americans DE Ross Browner and
DB Luther Bradley. |
|
1978 |
9-3-0 |
QB Joe Montana passed for
2010 yds-10 TDPs. His pass to Kris Haines climaxed amazing comeback from 34-12
deficit to defeat Houston in Cotton Bowl 35-34. Vegas Ferguson rushed for
1192 yds-8 TDs. LB Bob Golic was named to the all-america team. Finished #7 in
the AP poll,
|
|
1979 |
7-4-0 |
RB Vegas Ferguson made all-america
team as he rushed for 1437 yds and 17 TDs. QB Rusty Lisch passed for 1781
yds. The Irish ended the season unranked. |
|
1980 |
9-2-1 |
RB Jim Stone rushed for 908
yds-7 TDs and Phil Carter rushed for 822 yds-6 TDs. Harry Oliver kicked 18
FGs. Lost to #1 Georgia 17-10 in Sugar Bowl. #9 AP,
|
|
1981 |
5-6-0 |
Gerry Faust named Head
Coach. LB Bob Crable all-american for second straight year. Blair Keil
(936 yds passing, 7 TDPs) and Phil Carter (727 yds rushing) led offense. Irish finish season
unranked. |
|
1982 |
6-4-1 |
QB Blair Keil passed for
1273 yds and Phil Carter rushed for 715 yds to lead Irish. RB Greg Bell
also a big factor in running game. Tony Hunter (42-507 receiving). Mike
Johnston kicked 19 FGs. Dave Duerson had 7 INTs to lead the defense. Beat #1 ranked Pittsburgh 31-16. |
|
1983 |
7-5-0 |
Beat Boston College 19-18 in
Liberty Bowl. Allen Pinkett rushed for 1394 yds and also had 288 yds
receiving to go with 18 TDs |
|
1984 |
7-5-0 |
RB Allen Pinkett (1105 yds rushing) scored 18 TDs again and QB Steve Beuerlein passed for 1920 yds. Irish lost to SMU in Aloha Bowl 27-20 to finish unranked, except in CNN/USA where they were #25 |
|
1985 |
5-6-0 |
Defeated by Miami 58-7 in
Gerry Faust’s final game as Head Coach. Offense once again led by QB
Steve
Beuerlein (1335 yds) and RB Allen Pinkett (1100 yds, 11TDs).
Irish finish season
unranked. |
|
1986 |
5-6-0 |
Lou Holtz’s first year as
Head Coach. K John Carney kicked 21 FGs. QB Steve Buerline passed for 2211
yds and 13 TDPs. FL Tim Brown: 45 rec. for 910 yds. Unranked for sixth
straight year. |
|
1987 |
8-4-0 |
FL Tim Brown wins Heisman Trophy. He catches 39 passes for 846 yds-4-TDs. And returns 3 punts for TDs. RB Mark Green rushed for 861 yds. FB Anthony Johnson scored 11 TDs. Lost to Texas A&M in Cotton Bowl 35-10. #17 AP, unranked by UPI, #16 by CNN/USA and #17 by TSN |
|
1988 |
12-0-0 |
Wins AP, UPI, CNN/USA, TSN National Championship
by defeating West Virginia 34-21 in Fiesta Bowl. QB Tony Rice had 1876 total yds including 9 TDs rushing to lead Irish.
Rickey Watters (2 PR TDs), Raghib Ismail led nation in KR (36.1, 2 TDs). Defeat of #1
Miami 31-30 propelled team to title game. |
|
1989 |
12-1-0 |
QB Tony Rice rushed for 884
yds-7 TDs and passed for 1122 yds. RB Anthony Johnson scored 13 TDs. Offense led
by TB Ricky Watters (1186 all purpose yds-11 TDs) and FL Raghib “Rocket”
Ismail (1628 all purpose yds). Beat #1 Colorado in
Orange Bowl 21-6. NT Chris Zorich and DB Todd Lyght join Ismail as all-americans.
#2 AP,
|
|
1990 |
9-3-0 |
FL Rocket Ismail (32-699
receiving, 537 rushing yds, 1723 all purpose yds) runner-up
in Heisman voting. QB Rick Mirer passed for 1824 yds.
Defense led by all-americans NT Chris Zorish, LB Michael
Stonebreaker and DB Todd Lyght. RB Rodney Culver rushed for 710 yds and
Ricky Watters had 579. Lost
to #1 Colorado 10-9 in Orange Bowl. #6 AP,
|
|
1991 |
10-3-0 |
QB Rick Mirer passed for
2117 yds and 18 TDPs. RB Jerome Bettes rushed for 972 yds and scored 20
TDs. Reggie Brooks (894 yds rushing) and Tony Smith (42-789 receiving yds)
also starred. Defeated Florida 39-28 in Sugar Bowl. Finished #13 by the AP,
|
|
1992 |
10-1-1 |
RB Reggie Brooks rushed for
1343 yds and 14 TDs. Rick Mirer passed for 1874 yds and 15 TDs. Jerome
Bettis (825-12 TDs rushing) and Lake Dawson (25-462 yds receiving) also
contributed. Defeated
Texas A&M in Cotton Bowl 28-3 to finish #4 in AP poll |
|
1993 |
11-1-0 |
Defeated #1 Florida State
31-24, yet finished runner-up in final polls to them. RB Lee Becton rushed
for 1044 yds. QB Kevin McDougal passed for 1541 yds. CB Jeff Burris named
to the all-america team. Defeated Texas A&M in Cotton Bowl 24-21. #2
AP |
|
1994 |
6-5-1 |
QB Ron Powlus: 1729 yds, 19
TDPs. FL Derrick Mayes caught 47 passes for 847 yds and 11 TDs. CB Bobby
Taylor all-american. Lost 41-24 in Fiesta Bowl to Colorado. |
|
1995 |
9-3-0 |
RB Randy Kinder rushed for
809 yds. Ron Powlus passed for 1853 yds and 12 TDPs. FB Marc Edwards
scored 12 TDs. Derrick Mayes (48-881 yds rec.) Lost to Florida State in Orange Bowl 31-26. #11 AP,
|
|
1996 |
8-3-0 |
DB Allen Rossum scored 4 TDs
off returns. RB Autry Denson rushed for 1179 yds and had 11 TDs. Ron
Powlus passed for 1242 yds. and 12 TDPs. Finished #19 in AP poll,
|
|
1997 |
7-6-0 |
QB Ron Powlus ends career as all-time leading passer in Notre Dame history. He had 2078 yds on the year. DB Allen Rossum had 3 more TDs off returns. Autry Denson rushed for 1268 yds and scored 13 TDs. Bobby Brown (45-543 yds receiving). Lost to LSU in Independence Bowl 27-9. Irish finish season unranked in all polls. |
|
1998 |
9-3-0 |
RB Autry Denson winds up his
Notre Dame career as the all-time leading rusher. He ran for 1176 yds and
scored 15 TDs on the year. QB Jarious Jackson passed for 1740 yds and 13
TDPs. Lost to
Georgia Tech in Gator Bowl 35-28. Finished #22 AP |
|
1999 |
5-7-0 |
QB Jarious Jackson passed
for 2753 yds and 17 TDPs. RB Tony Fisher rushed for 783 Yds. FL Bobby
Brown caught 36 pases for 668 yds. Irish finish season unranked. |
|
2000 |
9-3-0 |
QB Matt Lovechio passed for
980 yds and 11 TDs, FL Joey Getherall had 2 TDs on PRs; RB Julius Jones
rushed for 657 yds. Lost to Oregon St. 41-9 in Fiesta Bowl. #15 AP |
|
2001 |
5-6-0 |
QB Carlyle Holiday passed
for 784 yds and rushed for 666 yds. RB Julius Jones rushed for 750 yds. FL
Javin Hunter caught 37 passes for 387 yds. Irish finish season unranked. |
|
2002 |
10-3-0 |
QB Carlyle Holiday passed for 1766 yds and 10 TDs. RB Ryan Grant rushed for 1085 yds and 9 TDs. FL Arnaz Battle caught 48 passes for 702 yds. Shane Walton had 7 interceptions, returning 2 for TDs. Lost to NC State 28-6 in Gator Bowl. #17 AP, CNN/ESPN and #16 TSN |
|
2003 |
5-7-0 |
RB Julius Jones rushed for
1268 yds and 10 TDs including 3 games of 200+ yards (262 yds vs
Pittsburgh, school record; 221 yds vs Navy and 218 yds vs Stanford).
QB Brady Quinn passed
for 1831 yds and 9 TDs. Irish finish season unranked. |
| 2004 |
6-6-0 |
QB Brady Quinn passed for
2372 yds and 15 TDs.
RB Darius Walker rushed for
778 yds and 6 TDs. WR Rhema McNight caught 38 passes for 520 yds.
Lost to Oregon St. 38-21 in
Insight.com Bowl (Kent Baer
coached as Ty Willingham was fired before the bowl game). |
| 2005 |
9-3-0 |
QB Brady Quinn (4th in
Heisman Throphy Voting) passed for 3919 yds
(including games of 487,
467, 440, 432 yds)
and 32 TDs (6-TDPs in
1 game) . RB Darius Walker rushed for 1271 yds and 9 TDs. WR Jeff
Samardzija caught 78 passes for 1274 yds. and 15 TDs
(including a game of 9
receptions for 216 yds).
WR Maurice Stoval caught 69
passes for 1149 yds. and 11 TDs (including a game of 14 receptions for 207
yds).
Tom Zbikowski had 4 Return
TD's (2-INT, 2 PR, plus a FR TD). Most Prolific offensive team in school history (440,
36.7 ppg). Lost to Ohio State 34-20 in Fiesta Bowl. |
| 2006 |
10-3-0 |
QB Brady Quinn (3rd in Heisman Throphy
Voting) passed for 3152 yds and 37 TDs. RB Darius Walker rushed for
1267 yds and 7 TDs. WR Jeff
Samardzija caught 78 passes for 1017 yds. and 12 TDs. WR Rhema McNight caught 67
passes for 907 yds. and 15 TDs. Tom Zbikowski had 2 Return TD's ( PR and
FR TD). Lost to LSU 34-20 in Sugar Bowl. |
| 2007 |
3-9-0 |
Lowest number of wins since 1963. Lost to Navy for the first time in 43 consecutive years (NCAA record). QB Evan Sharpley (736 yds, 5 TDPs) started the season before being replaced by Freshman Jimmy Clausen (1254 yds 7 TDPs). RBs James Aldridge (463 yds) and Travis Thomas (5 TDs). TE John Carlson (40 receptions-372 yds, 3 TDs). Tom Zbikowski had 2 INTs and finished his career with 7 return TDs. Irish finish season unranked. |
| 2008 |
7-6-0 |
Jimmy Clausen (3172 yds, 25 TDPs). RB Armando Allen (697 rushing). Receiver Golden Tate (64-1211-11 TDs) . Irish won first Bowl Game defeating Hawaii 49-21 in Hawaii Bowl after losing NCAA record 9 straight. Clausen (401 yds, 5 TDPs) and Tate (6-177, 3 TDs) led the way. Irish finish season unranked. |
| 2009 |
6-6-0 |
Jimmy Clausen (3722 yds, 28 TDPs). RB Armando Allen (615 rushing, 50 rec-355 yards). Receiver Golden Tate unanimous all-american (93-1496-15 TDs, plus 2 TDs rushing and 1 Punt Return TD) . Michael Floyd (44 rec, 795 yds, 9 TDs). Irish finish season unranked after starting out 6-2. Coach Charlie Weiss fired after last game. |
| 2010 |
8-5-0 |
Dayne Crist (2033 yds, 215 TDPs) before being injured and replaced by Tommy Rees (905 yds, 10 TDPs). RBs Cierre Wood (522 yds) and Armando Allen (514 yds). Receiver Michael Floyd (73 rec, 916 yds, 10 TDs). Brian Kelly's first year ended on winning note defeating USC after 8 straight losses to them. Defeated Miami in Sun Bowl 33-17. Irish finish season unranked. |
| 2011 | ||
| 2012 |
All-Time Record: 842 - 291 - 42; .734 winning percentage All-Time Bowl Record: 15 - 15 - 0; .500 winning percentage
120 Seasons of Notre Dame Football 12 Unbeaten, Untied Seasons 10 More unbeaten Seasons (with at least a tie) 29 seasons with just 1 loss 13 seasons with a losing record 6 seasons with a .500 record
BOWL GAMES Year Bowl Opponent Score 1925 Rose defeated Stanford 27-10 Outstanding Player - Elmer Layden - 3 yard TD run, 70 INT TD Return, 78 INT TD return
1969 Cotton lost to Texas 17-21 Outstanding Defensive Player - Bob Olsen Notables- Joe Theismann, 17-27-231-2 TDPs passing, 11-48 rushing Tom Gatewood, 6-112, 1-TD receving Bill Barz, 10-49 rushing, 1-7 receiving
1970 Cotton defeated Texas 24-11 Outstanding Defensive Player - Clarence Ellis (also 1-37 receiving) Notables- Joe Theismann, 9-16-176-1 TDP passing, 18-22, 2 TDs rushing John Cieszkowski, 13-52 rushing, 2-11 receiving
1972 Orange lost to Nebraska 6-40 Notables - Darryl Dewan, 7-18 rushing, 3-46 receiving
1973 Sugar defeated Alabama 24-23 MVP - Tom Clements 7-12-169 passing, 15-74 rushing Notables - Wayne Bullock - 19-79-1 TD rushing Al Hunter - 4-26 rushing, 93 yard KR TD
1974 Orange defeated Alabama 13-11 Offensive MVP - Wayne Bullock - 24-83-1 TD rushing Notables - Al Samuel - 10-39 rush, 1 FR
1976 Gator defeated Penn State 20- 9 MVP - Al Hunter - 26-102-2 TDs rushing, 1-13 receiving Notables- Rick Slager - 10-19-141 passing, 6-(9) rushing
1977 Cotton defeated Texas 38-10 Outstanding Offensive Player Vegas Ferguson 21-100-2 TDs rushing, 2-23-1 TD receiving Outstanding Defensive Player - Bob Golic Notables - Jerome Heavens - 22-101 rushing Terry Eurick - 4-16-2 TDs rushing, 1-12 receiving
1978 Cotton defeated Houston 35-34 MVP - Joe Montana - 13-34-163-1 TDP passing, 7-26-2 TDs rushing Notables - Jerome Heavens - 16-71 rushing, 4-60 receving
1980 Sugar lost to Georgia 10-17 Notables - Phil Carter - 27-109-1 TD rushing, 2-24 receiving
1983 Liberty defeated Boston College 19-18 Defensive MVP - Tony Furjanic (INT and also batted away game winning 2 point conversion attempt) Notables - Allen Pinkett - 28-111-2 TDs rushing Chris Smith - 18-104 rushing
1984 Aloha lost to SMU 20-27 Notables - Allen Pinkett - 24-136-1 TD rushing, 1-17 receiving Alonzo Jefferson - 9-60 rushing, 2-37 receiving
1987 Cotton lost to Texas A&M 10-35 Notables - Terry Andrysiak - 15-25-203-1 TDP passing, 11-15 rushing Tim Brown - 6-105-1 TD receiving
1988 Fiesta defeated West Virginia 34-21 offensive MVP - Tony Rice - 7-11-213-2 TDPs passing, 13-75 rushing Defensive MVP - Frank Stamms Notables - Mark Green - 13-62 rushing, 1-35 receiving
1989 Orange defeated Colorado 21- 6 MVP - Raghib Ismail - 16-108-1 TD rushing Notables - Anthony Johnson - 15-89-2 TDs rushing, 1-13 receiving
1990 Orange lost to Colorado 9-10 Defensive MVP - Chris Zorich Notables - Raghib Ismail - 6-57 receiving, 3-(1) rushing
1991 Sugar defeated Florida 39-28 MVP - Jerome Bettis - 16-150-3 TDs rushing, 1-5 receiving Notables - Rodney Culver - 13-93 rushing, 1-6 receiving Rick Mirer - 14-19-154-2 TDPs passing, 6-(30) rushing
1992 Cotton defeated Texas A&M 28-3 Outstanding Offensive Player - Rick Mirer - 8-16-119-1 TDP passing, 13-55 rushing Outstanding Defensive Player - Devon McDonald (4 tackles for losses and 1 sack) Notables - Reggie Brooks - 22-115 rushing, 1-5 receiving Jerome Bettis - 20-75-1 TD rushing, 1-26-1 TD receiving
1993 Cotton defeated Texas A&M 24-21 Offensive MVP - Lee Becton - 26-138 rushing, 1-3 receiving Notables - Kevin McDougal - 7-15-105 passing, 9-13-1 TD rushing
1994 Fiesta lost to Colorado 24-41 Notables - Ron Powlus - 18-34-259-3 TDPs passing, 15-12 rushing Lee Becton - 17-81 rushing, 3-60 receiving
1995 Orange lost to Florida State 26-31 Notre Dame MVP - Derrick Mayes - 6-96-2 TDs receiving Notables - Robert Farmer - 7-93 rushing, 1-3 receiving
1997 Independence lost to LSU 9-27 Notables - Autry Denson - 20-101 rushing, 3-32 receiving Scott Cengia - 3 FGs
1998 Gator lost to Georgia Tech 28-35 Notre Dame MVP - Autry Denson - 26-130-3 TDs rushing, 1-7 receiving Notables - Jarious Jackson - 13-24-150, 12-12-1 TD rushing
2000 Fiesta lost to Oregon State 9-41 Spotsmanship Award - Julius Jones - 13-30 rushing, 1-10 receiving
2002 Gator lost to NC State 6-28 Notre Dame MVP - Cedri Hilliard Notables - Pat Dillingham - 19-37-166 Passing, 4-(15) rushing Arnaz Battle - 10-84 receiving, 2-6 rushing
2004 Insight.com lost to Oregon State 21-38 Sportsmanship Award - Derek Curry Notables - Brady Quinn - 17-29-214-2 TDPs passing, 4-10 rushing Jeff Samardzia - 5-89 receiving Rhema McKnight - 4-90-1 TD receiving
2005 Fiesta lost to Ohio State 20-34 Notables - Darius Walker - 16-90-3 TDs rushing, 7-37 receiving Brady Quinn - 29-45-286 passing, 10-(32) rushing Maurice Stovall - 9-126 receiving
2006 Sugar lost to LSU 14-41 * Notables - Darius Walker - 22-128 rushing, 2-30 receiving
2008 Hawaii defeated Hawaii 49-21 MVP - Jimmy Clausen - 22-26-401-5 TDPs passing Notables - Golden Tate - 6-177-3 TDs receiving Armando Allen - 4-15 rushing, 2-59-1 TD receiving, 2-116-1 TD kickoff returns
2010 Sun Bowl defeated Miami, Fla. 33-17 MVP - Michael Floyd (WR) - 2 TDs, 6-109 receiving MVP Special Teams - David Ruffer (PK) - 3 FGs, 3 XPs MVP Lineman - Zack Martin (LT) Notables - Cierre Wood - 12-81 TD rushing
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* NCAA record 9th straight Bowl loss
CONSENSUS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Official National Championship Accreditation: 1869-1882: National Championship Foundation (NCF) 1883-1935: Helms Athletic Foundation 1919-1935: College Football Researchers Association (CFRA) 1924-1936: The Dickinson System 1936-Present: Associated Press-Writers and Broadcasting Poll (AP) 1958-1990: United Press International (UPI) (up until 1973, voting took place before Bowl Games) 1991-1996: CNN/USA Today (American Football Coaches Association Poll) 1997-2004: ESPN/USA Today (American Football Coaches Association Poll) 2005-Present: USA Today (American Football Coaches Association Poll) 2005-Present: Harris Interactive 1998-Present: Champion listed was also BCS champ Other: Grantland Rice Award-Football Writers Association of American (FWAA) Other: MacArther Bowl-National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame (NFF)
Year Record Coach Accreditation 1924 10-0-0 Knute Rockne Helms, Dickinson, NCF, CFRA and Billingsley (29 different recognitions total) 1929 9-0-0 Knute Rockne Helms, Dickinson, NCF, CFRA and Billingsley (27 different recognitions total) 1930 10-0-0 Knute Rockne Helms, Dickinson, NCF and Billingsley (29 different recognitions total) 1943 9-1-0 Frank Leahy AP, Helms, NCF, CFRA and Billingsley (30 different recognitions total) - UNANIMOUS 1946 8-0-1 Frank Leahy AP and NCF (26 different recognitions total) 1947 9-0-0 Frank Leahy AP and Helms (26 different recognitions total) 1949 10-0-0 Frank Leahy AP, Helms, NCF and Billingsley (32 different recognitions total) 1966 9-0-1 Ara Parseghian AP, UPI, Helms, NCF, FWAA and Billingsley (32 different recognitions total) 1973 11-0-0 Ara Parseghian AP, Helms, NCF, FWAA and Billingsley * (15 different recognitions total) 1977 11-1-0 Dan Devine AP, UPI, Helms, NCF, FWAA and CFRA (30 different recognitions total) - UNANIMOUS 1988 12-0-0 Lou Holtz AP, UPI, USA/CNN, Helms, NCF, FWAA and CFRA (35 different recognitions total) - UNANIMOUS
* 1973, UPI held their vote before the Bowl games and Alabama was ranked #1 with an 11-0 record, but then Notre Dame defeated Alabama in the Sugar Bowl 24-23 to finish as the Consensus National Champ
In addition to it's 11 National Championships, They finished 2nd five times: (since AP polls started in 1936) Year Record Coach National Champ 1948 9-0-1 Frank Leahy Michigan 9-0 1953 9-0-1 Frank Leahy Maryland 10-1 1970 10-1-0 Ara Parseghian Nebraska 11-0-1 1989 12-1-0 Lou Holtz Miami, Fla 11-1 1993 11-1-0 Lou Holtz Florida State 12-1 Notre Dame also finished 3rd three times: 1941 (8-0-1), 1952 (7-2-1) and 1964 (9-1). The finished 4th two times: 1954 (9-1) and 1992 (10-1-1). The finished 5th four times: 1938 (8-1), 1967 (8-2), 1968 (7-2-1) and 1969 (8-2-1) And finished in the Top-10 34 times : 1936-38, 41-49, 52-55, 57, 64-70, 73-74, 77-78, 80, 88-90, 92-93, 05
Notre Dame also had National Championship recognition in these years as well: Year Record Coach National Champ Recognizing Body 1913 7-0-0 Jesse Harper Harvard 9-0 Bill Libby & Loren Maxwell (5 different recognitions total) 1919 9-0-0 Knute Rockne Harvard 9-0-1 NCF, Parke Davis & Bill Libby (4 different recognitions total) 1920 9-0-0 Knute Rockne California 9-0 Billingsley Report & Parke Davis (5 different recognitions total) 1921 10-1-0 Knute Rockne Cornell 8-0 Loren Maxwell 1927 7-1-1 Knute Rockne Illinois 7-0-1 Houlgate System 1938 8-1-0 Elmer Layden TCU 11-0 #5 AP, Dickinson System 1948 9-0-1 Frank Leahy Michigan 9-0 #2 AP, Ray Byrne & Montgomery Full Season Championship 1953 9-0-1 Frank Leahy Maryland 10-1 #2 AP, Helms, NCF, NFF & Billingsley (26 different recognitions total) 1964 9-1-0 Ara Parseghian Alabama 10-1 #3 AP, NFF, DeVold & Football News (5 different recognitions total) 1967 8-2-0 Ara Parseghian USA 10-1 #5 AP, Dunkel Rating System 1970 10-1-0 Ara Parseghian Nebraska 11-0-1 #2 AP, Matthews, Rothman & Sagarin (8 different recognitions total) 1989 12-1-0 Lou Holtz Miami, Fla 11-1 #2 AP, Berryman, Rothman & Sagarin (20 different recognitions total) 1993 11-1-0 Lou Holtz Florida State 12-1 #2 AP, NCF & Matthews Grid Ratings (5 different recognitions total) In 1953, Notre Dame ranked behind Maryland in both AP and UPI polls. But these polls were done before the Bowl games, Maryland lost to Oklahoma in Orange Bowl 7-6, Notre Dame beat Oklahoma earlier in season, in modern times, Notre Dame would be consensus National Champs
Total seasons with 10 or more Wins Year Record Final Rank 1988 12-0-0 (#1) 1989 12-1-0 (#2) 1973 11-0-0 (#1) 1977 11-1-0 (#1) 1993 11-1-0 (#2) 1924 10-0-0 (#1) 1930 10-0-0 (#1) 1949 10-0-0 (#1) 1921 10-1-0 (N/A) 1970 10-1-0 (#2) 1992 10-1-1 (#4) 1974 10-2-0 (#6) 1991 10-3-0 (#13) 2002 10-3-0 (#17) 2006 10-3-0 (#17)
HEAD COACHES Years Coach Yrs W's L's T's Pct. 1918-1930 Knute Rockne 13 105 12 5 .881 1986-1996 Lou Holtz 11 100 30 2 .765 1964-1974 Ara Parseghian 11 95 17 4 .836 1941-43,46-53 Frank Leahy 11 87 11 9 .855 1975-1980 Dan Devine 6 53 16 1 .764 1934-1940 Elmer Layden 7 47 13 3 .770 1997-2001 Bob Davie 5 35 25 0 .583 1913-1917 Jesse C. Harper 5 34 5 1 .863 1954-1958 Terry Brennan 5 32 18 0 .640 1981-1985 Gerry Faust 5 30 26 1 .535 2005-2009 Charlie Weiss 4 28 21 0 .571 2002-2004 Tyrone Willingham 3 21 15 0 .583 1959-1962 Joe Kuharich 4 17 23 0 .425 1931-1933 Hunk Anderson 3 16 9 2 .630 1900-1901 Pat O'Dea 2 14 4 2 .750 1902-1903 James Faragher 2 14 2 2 .833 1911-1912 John L. Marks 2 13 0 2 .933 1896-1898 Frank E. Hering 3 12 6 1 .658 1906-1907 Thomas Barry 2 12 1 1 .893 1909-1910 Frank C. Longman 2 11 1 2 .857 1945,1963 Hugh Devore 2 9 9 1 .500 1944 Ed McKeever 1 8 2 0 .800 1908 Victor M. Place 1 8 1 0 .889 2010-? Brian Kelly 1 8 5 0 .615 1887-1893 No Head Coach * 7 7 4 1 .625 1899 James McWeeney 1 6 3 1 .650 1904 Louis "Red" Salmon 1 5 3 0 .625 1905 Henry J. McGlew 1 5 4 0 .556 1894 J.L. Morison 1 3 1 1 .700 1895 H.G. Hadden 1 3 1 0 .750 2004 Kent Baer # 1 0 1 0 .000 2001 George O'Leary @ 0 0 0 0 .000
Notes- * Includes 1890 & 1891 seasons when Notre Dame had no Football Program # Was named Interim Coach for the Insight.com Bowl after Ty Willingham was fired. @ George O'Leary was hired as Coach on December 9, 2001 and resigned on December 13, 2001 without ever coaching a game.
Notre Dame College Football Hall of Fame Inductees
Coaches Year Coach Record Years Coached Total Record- National Football Foundation (NFF) and others 1951 Knute Rockne (1910-13) 105-12-5 1918-30 105-12-5; Citizens Savings HOF 1970 Frank Leahy (1928-30) 87-11-9 1941-43,46-53 107-13-9; Boston College 1939-40, NFF HOF (1970), Citizens Savings HOF 1971 Jesse Harper 34- 5-1 1913-17 57-17-7; Alma, Wabash; 1906-12, NFF HOF (1971), Citizens Savings HOF 1980 Ara Parseghian 95-17-4 1964-74 170-58-6; Miami of Ohio & Northwestern; 1951-63 1985 Dan Devine 53-16-1 1975-80 172-57-9; Arizona State & Missouri; 1955-74, Also GB Packers NFL; 1971-74 2008 Lou Holtz 100-30-2 1986-96 249-132-7; Wm & Mary, NC St., Ark., Min., So. Car.; 1969-75,77-85,99-04, Also NY Jets NFL 1976
Players
Year Player Pos. Years Played Helms Athletic Foundation/Citizen Savings Bank Inductee (Prior to 1951)
1951 George Gipp HB 1917-20 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1951 Elmer Layden FB 1922-24 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1954 Frank Carideo QB 1928-30 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1958 Harry Stuhldreher QB 1922-24 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1960 John Lujack QB 1943,46-47
1963 George Connor T 1946-47
1965 Jack Cannon G 1927-29
1966 Edgar (Rip) Miller T 1922-24
1966 Jim Crowley HB 1922-24 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1968 Adam Walsh C 1922-24
1970 Don Miller HB 1922-24 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1971 Louis (Red) Salmon FB 1900-03
1972 Angelo Bertelli QB 1941-43
1972 Ray Eichenlaub FB 1911-14
1973 Leon Hart E 1946-49 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1974 Marchy Schwartz HB 1929-31
1974 Heartley Hunk Anderson G 1918-21
1975 John (Clipper) Smith G 1925-27
1976 Creighton Miller HB 1941-43
1977 Zygmont Ziggy Czarobski T 1942-43,46-47
1978 Frank (Nordy) Hoffmann G 1930-31
1979 John Lattner HB 1951-53
1982 Bert Metzger G 1928-30
1983 Bill (Moose) Fischer G 1945-48
1983 Bill Shakespeare HB 1933-35
1984 Emil (Red) Sitko HB 1946-49
1985 Paul Hornung QB 1954-56
1985 Fred Miller T 1926-28
1987 Tommy Yarr C 1929-31
1988 Bob Williams QB 1948-50
1990 Wayne Millner E 1933-35 Helms-Citizens Savings HOF (prior to 1951)
1992 Jim Lynch LB 1964-66
1993 Alan Page DE 1964-66
1994 Jerry Groom C 1948-50
1995 Jim Martin E/T 1946-49
1997 Ken MacAfee TE 1974-77
1999 Ross Browner DE 1973,75-77
2000 Bob Dove E 1940-42
2001 Ralph Guglielmi QB 1951-54
2003 Joe Theismann QB 1968-70
2005 John Huarte QB 1962-64
2007 Chris Zorich DT 1987-90
2009 Tim Brown FL 1984-87
2012 Dave Casper TE 1971-73
NOTE- The National Football Foundation (NFF) established the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951 and oversees the operation.
Prior to that, the Helms Athletic Foundation founded in 1936 elected the players noted. United Savings and Loan was became the
benefactor, in 1957 when Paul Helms died. When United merged with Citizen Savings Bank in 1973, the Athletic Foundation became
known as the Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. It was again renamed in 1982 when First Interstate Bank assumed sponsorship
for the foundation's final year. When the Helms Foundation dissolved, its historical holdings were absorbed into the collection
of the Amateur Athletic Foundation, renamed the LA84 Foundation in 2007 .
Coaches who played or coached at Notre Dame, but received HOF recognition for Coaching elsewhere Year Coach Record Years Coached Schools Coached 1951 Frank Thomas, QB (1920-22) 134- 29- 9 1925-46 Chattanooga/ Alabama - Citizens Savings HOF 1954 Gus Dorais, QB (1910-13) 150- 70-12 1914-42 Loras/ Gonzaga/ Detroit - Citizens Savings HOF 1971 Eddie Anderson, E (1918-21) 201-128-15 1922-64 Loras/ DePaul/ Holy Cross/ Iowa - Citizens Savings HOF 1972 Lawrence Buck Shaw, T (1918-21) 60- 23- 7 1924-45,56-57 NC State/ Nev./ Santa Clara/ Cal./ Air Force (also NFL-SF 46-54, NFL-Phil 58-60) 1973 Jim Phelan, QB (1915-17) 137- 87-14 1920-47 Missouri/ Purdue/ Washington/ St. Mary's - Citizens Savings HOF 1974 Ed Slip Madigan, QB (1917-19) 119- 58-13 1921-39,43-44 St. Mary's/ Iowa 1978 Charlie Bachman, G/FB (1914-16) 137- 82-24 1919-53 Northwestern/ Kansas Stats/ Florida/ Michigan State/ Hillsdale 1990 Harry Baujan, E (1913-16) 124- 64- 8 1923-46 Dayton
Coaches who played at Notre Dame, but Coached elsewhere Year Coach Record Years Coached Schools Coached
HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS Year Pos. Player 1943 - QB Angelo Bertelli 1947 - QB John Lujack 1949 - E Leon Hart 1953 - HB John Lattner 1956 - QB Paul Hornung 1964 - QB John Huarte 1987 - FL Tim Brown
Also finishing in the top-5 in Heisman Trophy Award Voting: Year Finish Player 1941 2nd QB-Angelo Bertelli 1970 2nd QB-Joe Theisman 1990 2nd FL-Raghib Ismail 2012 2nd LB-Manti Te'o 1935 3rd HB-Bill Shakespeare 1946 3rd QB-John Lujack 1966 3rd HB-Nick Eddy 1968 3rd QB-Terry Hanratty 1977 3rd TE-Ken McAfee 2006 3rd QB-Brady Quinn 1943 4th HB-Creighton Miller 1949 4th QB-Bob Williams 1954 4th QB-Ralph Guglielmi 1974 4th QB-Tom Clements 1989 4th QB-Tony Rice 2005 4th QB-Brady Quinn 1949 5th QB-Bob Williams 1955 5th RB-Paul Hornung 1964 5th SE-Jack Snow 1977 5th DE-Ross Browner 1979 5th RB-Vegas Ferguson 1992 5th TB-Reggie Brooks Others finishing in the Top-20 1944-HB-Bob Kelly (6th); 1945-QB-Frank Dancewicz (6th); 1950-QB-Bob Williams (6th); 1966-QB-Terry Hanratty (6th); 1969-DT-Mike McCoy (6th); 1949-FB-Emil Sitko (8th); 1985-TB-Allen Pinkett (8th); 1938-OT-Whitney Beinor (9th); 1943-OT-Jim White (9th); 1959-SE-Monty Stickles (9th); 1967-QB-Terry Hanratty (9th); 1971-DE-Walt Patulski (9th); 1989-FL-Raghib Ismail (10th); 1958-RB-Nick Pietrosante (10th); 1965-FB-Bill Wolski (11th); 1975-DT-Steve Niehaus (12th); 1983-TB-Allen Pinkett (16th)
Lombardi Trophy - Outstanding Lineman (started in 1970) 1971 DE - Walt Patulski 1977 DE - Ross Browner 1990 NT - Chris Zorich 1993 OT - Aaron Taylor Lombardi Award Finalists: 1970 OG - Larry DiNardo, Notre Dame 1975 DT - Steve Niehaus, Notre Dame 1976 DE - Ross Browner, Notre Dame 1977 TE - Ken McAfee, Notre Dame 1981 LB - Bob Crable, Notre Dame 1989 NT - Chris Zorich, Notre Dame
Outland Trophy - Outstanding Interior Lineman (started in 1946) 1946 T - George Connor 1948 G - Bill Fischer 1976 DE - Ross Browner Outland Award Finalists: 1993 OT - Aaron Taylor, Notre Dame
Biletnikoff Award - Outstanding Wide Receiver (started in 1946) 2009 - Golden Tate
Walter Camp Trophy - Player of the Year (started in 1969) 1987 FL - Tim Brown 1990 FL - Raghib Ismail Walter Camp Award Finalists: 2005 QB - Brady Quinn, Notre Dame 2006 QB - Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
Maxwell Award - Player of the Year (started in 1937) 1949 E - Leon Hart 1952 HB - John Lattner 1953 HB - John Lattner 1966 LB - Jim Lynch 1977 DE - Ross Browner 2006 QB - Brady Quinn Maxwell Award Finalists: 2005 QB - Brady Quinn
The Sporting News College Football Player of the Year Awards 1943 QB - Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame 1947 QB - John Lujack, Notre Dame 1949 E - Leon Hart, Notre Dame 1953 HB - John Lattner, Notre Dame 1987 FL - Tim Brown, Notre Dame 1990 FL - Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame
Cingular/ABC Sports All-American Player of the Year Award (started in 2004) 2006 QB - Brady Quinn, Notre Dame Cingular Player of the Year Award Finalists: 2005 QB - Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
Helms Athletic Foundation Player of the Year Awards 1920 HB George Gipp, Notre Dame 1929 G Jack Cannon, Norte Dame 1930 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame College Football Research Association (CFRA) Player of the Year Winners 1920 HB George Gipp, Notre Dame 1930 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame 1931 HB Marchie Schwartz, Notre Dame Top-5 Finishers in CFRA Player of the Year Award Voting: 1923 HB Don Miller, Notre Dame (tie- 3rd place) 1924 FB Elmer Layden, Notre Dame (tie- 2nd Place) 1924 QB Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame (tie- 2nd Place) 1929 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame (3rd place) 1929 HB Marchie Schwartz, Notre Dame (tie- 4th place) 1930 HB Marchie Schwartz, Notre Dame (tie- 4th place) 1935 HB Bill Shakespeare, Notre Dame (tie- 3rd place)
College Football News (CFN) Player of the Year 1920 HB George Gipp, Notre Dame 1924 FB Elmer Layden, Notre 1930 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame 1931 HB Marchie Schwartz, Notre Dame
Other College Football Player of the Year Awards 1930 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame (AP-Erskine Player of the Year Award) 1930 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame (Veterans Club of Philadelphia Player of the Year Award) 1941 E Bob Dove, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy - Lineman of the Year Award) 1942 E Bob Dove, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy - Lineman of the Year Award) 1943 QB Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1947 QB John Lujack, Notre Dame (AP Athlete of the Year Award) 1947 QB John Lujack, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1948 G Bill Moose Fischer, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy - Lineman of the Year Award) 1949 E Leon Hart, Notre Dame (AP Athlete of the Year Award) 1949 E Leon Hart, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy - Lineman of the Year Award) 1949 FB Emil Red Sitko, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1949 QB Bob Williams, Notre Dame (United Press-UP Back of the Year Award) 1953 HB John Lattner, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1954 QB Ralph Guglielmi, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1956 QB Paul Hornung, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1956 QB Paul Hornung, Notre Dame (Touchdown Club of Columbus Chic Harley Player of the Award) 1964 QB John Huarte, Notre Dame (UPI Player of the Year) 1964 QB John Huarte, Notre Dame (UPI Back of the Year) 1966 LB Jim Lynch, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Lineman of the Year Award) 1967 QB Terry Hanratty, Notre Dame (Touchdown Club of Columbus Sammy Baugh Top Passer of the Year Award) 1969 DT Mike McCoy, Notre Dame (UPI Lineman of the Year Award) 1971 DE Walt Patulski, Notre Dame (UPI Lineman of the Year Award) 1975 DT Steve Niehaus, Notre Dame (Chevrolet Defensive Player of the Year Award) 1976 DE Ross Browner, Notre Dame (UPI Lineman of the Year Award) 1977 DE Ross Browner, Notre Dame (UPI Lineman of the Year Award) 1977 TE Ken MacAfee, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Lineman of the Year Award) 1987 FL Tim Brown, Notre Dame (UPI Player of the Year Award) 1987 FL Tim Brown, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1989 NT Chris Zorich, Notre Dame (UPI Lineman of the Year Award) 1989 NT Chris Zorich, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Lineman of the Year Award) 1989 QB Tony Rice, Notre Dame (Football News Player of the Year) 1989 QB Tony Rice, Notre Dame (Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Senior Quarterback of the Year Award) 1990 FL Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame (Washington DC Touchdown Club Timmie Award Player of the Year) 1990 NT Chris Zorich, Notre Dame (Knute Rockne Lineman of the Year Award) 1992 QB Rick Mirer, Notre Dame (Touchdown Club of Columbus Quarterback of the Year Award) 1993 OT Aaron Taylor, Notre Dame (Touchdown Club of Columbus Jim Parker Offensive Lineman of the Year Award) 1994 FS Bobby Taylor, Notre Dame (Touchdown Club of Columbus Jack Tatum Defensive Back of Year the Award) 2005 QB Brady Quinn, Notre Dame (Touchdown Club of Columbus Sammy Baugh Top Passer of the Year Award) 2006 QB Brady Quinn, Notre Dame (Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Senior Quarterback of the Year Award)
SI Retroactive "Who should have won the Heisman" Award Winners 1920 HB George Gipp, Notre Dame 1930 QB Frank Carideo, Notre Dame
Coach of the Year (AFCA since 1935, FWAA since 1957) 1941 (AFCA) Frank Leahy 1964 (FWAA) Ara Parseghian 1964 (AFCA) Ara Parseghian 1988 (FWAA) Lou Holtz 1988 (Columbus TD Club Woody Hayes Award) Lou Holtz 2005 (FWAA) Charlie Weiss
CAREER LEADERS Check 2010 Sun Bowl stats to see if included
CAREER PASSING LEADERS LEADERS YEARS COMP-ATT YARDS TDP'S Brady Quinn 03-06 929-1602 11762 95 Jimmy Clausen 07-09 695-1100 8148 60 Ron Powlus 94-97 558- 969 7602 52 Steve Beuerline 83-86 473- 850 6527 27 Rick Mirer 89-92 377- 698 5997 41 Jarious Jackson 96-99 306- 536 4820 34 Joe Theisman 68-70 290- 509 4411 31 Terry Hanratty 66-68 304- 550 4152 27 Joe Montana 75-78 268- 515 4121 25 Blair Kiel 80-83 297- 609 3650 13 Tom Clements 72-74 265- 490 3594 24 Ralph Gugliemi 51-54 209- 436 3117 18 Tony Rice 87-89 173- 357 2961 11 Carlyle Holiday 01-04 239- 477 2876 14 Angelo Bertelli 41-43 169- 324 2582 29 Bob Williams 48-50 190- 371 2519 28 Rusty Lisch 76-77,79 175- 343 2272 8 George Izo 57-59 121- 250 2095 18 Johnny Lujack 43,46-47 144- 280 2080 19 Dayne Crist 09- 184- 314 2063 16 * active Rick Slager 74-76 155- 319 2006 13 Tommy Rees 10- 85- 135 905 10 * active
CAREER RUSHING LEADERS LEADERS YEARS ATT YARDS AVG. RUSH TD'S Autry Denson 95-98 854 4318 5.0 43 Allen Pinkett 82-85 889 4131 4.6 49 Vegas Ferguson 76-79 673 3472 5.2 32 Darius Walker 04-06 693 3249 4.7 23 Julius Jones 99-01,03 634 3018 4.8 26 Jerome Heavens 75-78 570 2682 4.5 15 Phil Carter 79-82 557 2409 4.3 4 George Gipp 17-20 369 2341 6.3 21 Randy Kinder 93-96 404 2295 5.7 18 Ryan Grant 01-04 546 2274 4.2 18 Tony Brooks 87-91 423 2274 5.4 12 Emil Sitko 46-49 362 2226 6.1 25 Armando Allen 07-10 469 2144 4.6 8 Neil Worden 51-53 476 2039 4.3 29 Lee Becton 91-94 347 2029 5.8 12 Robert Hughes 07-10 294 1311 4.6 15 * active-grad Cierre Wood 10- 107 522 4.9 2 * active
CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS (passing/rushing) LEADERS YEARS PASS TDP'S RUSH TDs TOT-OFF TOT TD'S Brady Quinn 03-06 11762 95 232 6 11994 101 Jimmy Clausen 07-09 8148 60 (355) 5 7793 65 Ron Powlus 94-97 7602 52 (123) 3 7479 55 Rick Mirer 89-92 5997 41 694 17 6691 58 Steve Beuerline 83-86 6527 27 (68) 2 6459 29 Jarious Jackson 96-99 4820 34 957 13 5697 47 Joe Theisman 68-70 4411 31 1043 16 5432 47 Tony Rice 87-89 2961 11 1921 23 4882 34 Terry Hanratty 66-68 4152 27 586 16 4738 43 Tom Clements 72-74 3594 24 1070 10 4664 34 Autry Denson 95-98 0 0 4318 42 4318 42
PLAYERS WITH 1000 YARDS PASSING AND RUSHING YEARS PASSING RUSHING Joe Theisman 68-70 4411 1043 Tom Clements 72-74 3594 1070 Tony Rice 87-89 2961 1921 George Gipp 17-20 1769 2341 Paul Hornung 54-56 1696 1051 Johnny Mohardt 18-21 1084 1457
CAREER RECEIVING LEADERS LEADERS YEARS REC YARDS AVG. REC TD'S Jeff Samardzija 03-06 179 2593 14.9 27 Rhema McNight 02-04,06 170 2277 13.4 22 Michael Floyd 08- 165 2430 14.7 26 * active Tom Gatewood 69-71 157 2283 14.5 19 Golden Tate 07-09 157 2707 17.2 26 Jim Seymour 66-68 138 2113 15.3 16 Tim Brown 84-87 137 2493 18.2 12 Maurice Stoval 02-05 130 2195 16.9 18 Derrick Mayes 92-95 129 2512 19.4 22 Ken MacAfee 74-77 128 1754 13.3 15 Tony Hunter 79-82 120 1897 15.8 5 Armando Allen 07-10 119 833 7.0 5 Malcolm Jackson 95-98 110 1737 15.8 5 Darius Walker 04-06 109 816 7.9 3 John Carlson 04-07 100 1143 11.4 8 Bobby Brown 96-99 96 1521 15.8 12 Anthony Fasano 03-05 92 1103 12.0 8 Kyle Rudolph 08- 90 1032 11.5 8 * active Duval Kamara 07-10 86 893 10.4 9 Joe Howard 81-84 85 1663 19.6 7 Milt Jackson 82-84,86 85 1440 16.9 9 Lake Dawson 90-93 80 1397 17.4 4 Omar Jenkins 01-03 80 1088 13.6 5 Receivers with over 1000 yards, not listed Joey Getherall 97-00 74 1059 14.3 8 Raghib Ismail 88-90 71 1565 22.0 4 Joe Heap 51-54 71 1166 16.4 7 Jack Snow 62-64 70 1242 17.7 9 Pete Demmerle 72-74 70 1076 15.4 11 Raki Nelson 96-99 64 1073 16.8 3 Kris Haines 75-78 61 1350 22.1 7 Tony Smith 89-91 59 1044 17.7 6 Jim Morse 54-56 52 1102 21.2 7
PLAYERS WITH 1000 YARDS RUSHING AND RECEIVING YEARS RUSHING RECEIVING Joe Heap 51-54 1457 1166 Raghib Ismail 88-90 1015 1565
CAREER YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE LEADERS (rushing/receiving) LEADERS YEARS RUSH TD'S REC. TD'S TOTAL TD'S Allen Pinkett 82-85 4131 49 774 3 4905 52 Autry Denson 95-98 4318 42 432 3 4750 45 Darius Walker 04-06 3249 23 816 3 4065 26 Vegas Ferguson 76-79 3472 32 366 3 3838 35 Julius Jones 99-01,03 3018 26 250 1 3268 27 Jerome Heavens 75-78 2682 15 332 0 3014 15 Armando Allen 07-10 2144 8 833 5 2977 13 Michael Floyd 08- 17 0 2430 26 2448 26 * active
CAREER TOUCHDOWN LEADERS LEADERS YEARS TD'S Allen Pinkett 82-85 53 Autry Denson 95-98 47 Louis Salmon 00-03 36 Vegus Ferguson 76-79 35 Anthony Johnson 86-89 34 Marc Edwards 93-96 32 Jerome Bettis 90-92 31 Ray Eichenlaub 11-14 30 Stan Cofall 14-16 30 Golden Tate 07-09 30 Neil Worden 51-53 29 Jeff Samardzija 03-06 28 Julius Jones 99-01,03 28 Michael Floyd 08- 26 * active Darius Walker 04-06 26 Emil Sitko 46-49 26 Ricky Watters 87-90 26 John Lattner 51-53 25
CAREER INTERCEPTION LEADERS LEADERS YEARS INT'S YARDS TD'S Luther Bradley 73-77 17 218 1 Tom MacDonald 61-63 15 167 1 Ralph Stepaniak 69-71 13 179 1 Joe Restic 75-78 13 176 1 Clarence Ellis 69-71 13 157 1 Johnny Lattner 51-53 13 128 1 Mike Townsend 71-73 13 86 0 Dave Duerson 79-82 12 256 0 Angelo Bertelli 41-43 12 60 0
CAREER RETURN TD LEADERS LEADERS YEARS PUNT KICK INT FUM TOTAL Allen Rossum 94-97 3 3 3 0 9 Tom Zbikowski 04-07 3 0 2 2 7 Tim Brown 84-87 3 3 0 0 6 Raghib Ismail 88-90 1 5 0 0 6 Tom Schoen 65-67 2 0 3 1 5 Vontez Duff 00-03 1 2 1 1 5 Nick Rassas 63-65 3 0 1 0 4 Ricky Watters 87-90 3 0 0 0 3 Bobby Leopold 76-78 0 0 3 0 3 Shane Walton 99-02 0 0 3 0 3 Clint Johnson 91-93 0 3 0 0 3 John Lattner 51-53 0 2 1 0 3 Elmer Layden 22-24 0 0 3 0 3 Bobby Leopold 76-78 0 0 3 0 3
CAREER KICKING LEADERS LEADERS YRS PAT FG PTS Craig Hentrich 89-92 177 39 294 Dave Reeve 74-77 130 39 247 Nick Setta 00-03 104 46 242 John Carney 84-86 70 51 223 DJ Fitzpatrick 02-05 103 34 205 Jim Sanson 96-99 108 28 192 Scott Hempel 68-70 122 14 164 Mike Johnson 82-83 53 31 146 Gus Dorais 10-13 96 11 129 Bob Thomas 71-73 98 21 121 Brandon Walker 07-08,10 61 20 121 * active Harry Oliver 80-81 47 24 119 Joe Azzaro 64,66-67 79 13 118 David Ruffer 08- 43 20 103 * active Nick Tausch 09- 27 14 69 * active?
CAREER KICK-OFF RETURN LEADERS (YARDS) LEADERS YEARS KR YARDS TD'S Julius Jones 99-03 72 1678 1 Tim Brown 84-87 69 1613 3 Raghib Ismail 88-90 46 1271 5 Armando Allen 07-10 53 1247 1 Vontez Duff 00-03 47 1230 2 Tony Driver 97-00 47 1083 0 Jim Stone 77-80 49 1079 0 Golden Tate 07-09 44 909 0 Allan Rossum 94-97 29 891 3 Theo Riddick 09- 39 885 0 * active
CAREER PUNT RETURN LEADERS (YARDS) LEADERS YEARS PR YARDS TD'S Frank Carideo 28-30 92 947 1 Dave Duerson 79-82 103 869 0 Tom Zblkowski 04-07 66 757 3 Vontez Duff 00-03 73 725 1 Harry Stuhldreher 22-24 88 701 1 Tom Schoen 65-67 71 700 2 Nick Rassas 63-65 39 612 3 Joey Getherall 97-00 49 598 2 Andy Puplis 35-37 47 527 0 Steve Sitko 37-39 52 496 0
CAREER ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING YARDS LEADERS (rushing, receiving, returns) LEADERS YEARS RUSH REC PR KR INT FR TOTAL Julius Jones 99-03 3018 250 426 1678 0 0 5372 Autry Denson 95-98 4318 432 273 304 0 0 5327 Allen Pinkett 82-85 4131 774 0 354 0 0 5259 Tim Brown 84-87 442 2493 476 1613 0 0 5024 Armando Allen 07-10 2144 833 113 1247 0 0 4337 Raghib Ismail 88-90 1015 1565 336 1271 0 0 4187 Golden Tate 07-09 236 2707 287 909 0 0 4139 Darius Walker 04-06 3249 816 0 0 0 0 4065 Vagas Ferguson 76-79 3742 366 0 0 0 0 3838 Johnny Lattner 51-53 1724 613 307 366 128 112 3250 George Gipp 17-20 2341 0 217 454 52 0 3064 Jerome Heavens 75-78 2682 332 0 0 0 0 3014 Ricky Watters 87-90 1814 610 454 0 0 0 2878 Don Miller 22-24 1933 590 69 214 43 0 2849 Emil Sitko 46-49 2226 188 23 217 0 0 2654 Paul Hornung 54-56 1696 3 69 663 212 0 2643 Mark Green 85-88 1977 611 0 0 0 0 2588 Bob Gladieux 66-68 1208 947 91 262 0 0 2508 Michael Floyd 08- 17 2430 0 0 0 0 2448 * active Jim Morse 54-56 987 1102 68 326 0 0 2443 Jim Crowley 22-24 1841 309 36 141 40 0 2367 Marchy Schwartz 29-31 1945 4 39 169 10 72 2239 Angelo Dabiero 59-61 1080 377 226 387 78 0 2148 Christie Flanagan 25-27 1822 30 0 183 0 0 2075 Nick Eddy 64-66 1625 44 0 404 0 0 2073
CAREER PUNTING LEADERS LEADERS YEARS PUNTS YARDS AVG Craig Hentrich 89-92 118 5204 44.1 Geoff Price 04,06-07 106 4621 43.6 Hunter Smith 95-98 174 7170 41.2 Vince Phelan 87 50 2044 40.9 Bill Shakespeare 33-35 91 3705 40.7 Blair Kiel 80-83 259 10534 40.7 Joey Hildbold 99-02 256 10304 40.2 Eric Maust 06-09 94 3783 40.2 Joe Restic 75-78 209 8409 40.2 D.J. Fitzpatrick 02-05 166 6642 40.0 Ben Turk 09- 86 3438 40.0 (39.97) * active
Year - Monogram MVP Award Winner(s) 1967 - Terry Hanratty, QB (offense) and Tom Schoen, DB (defense) 1968 - Terry Hanratty, QB (offense) and Bob Kuechenberg, DE (defense) 1969 - Bob Olson, LB 1970 - Joe Theismann, QB (offense) and Tim Kelly, LB (defense) 1971 - Dan Novakov, C (offense) and Walt Patulski, DE (defense) 1972 - Andy Huff, FB (offense) and Jim O'Malley, LB (defense) 1973 - Dave Casper, TE (offense) and Greg Collins, LB (defense) 1974 - Wayne Bullock, FB (offense) and Greg Collins, LB (defense) 1975 - Al Wujciak, OG (offense) and Steve Niehaus, DT (defense) 1976 - Al Hunter, HB (offense) and Ross Browner, DE (defense) 1977 - Ken MacAfee, TE 1978 - Joe Montana, QB (offense) and Bob Golic, LB (defense) 1979 - Vagas Ferguson, HB 1980 - Bob Crable, LB 1981 - Bob Crable, LB 1982 - Dave Duerson, SS 1983 - Allen Pinkett, TB 1984 - Allen Pinkett, TB 1985 - Allen Pinkett, TB 1986 - Tim Brown, FL 1987 - Tim Brown, FL 1988 - Tony Rice, QB 1989 - Tony Rice, QB 1990 - Raghib Ismail, FL 1991 - Jerome Bettis, FB and Rick Mirer, QB 1992 - Reggie Brooks, TB 1993 - Jeff Burris, FS 1994 - Derrick Mayes, SE 1995 - Derrick Mayes, SE 1996 - Renaldo Wynn, DE 1997 - Autry Denson, TB 1998 - Autry Denson, TB 1999 - Jarious Jackson, QB 2000 - Anthony Denman, LB 2001 - Anthony Weaver, DE 2002 - Shane Walton, CB 2003 - Julius Jones, TB 2004 - Justin Tuck, DE 2005 - Brady Quinn, QB and Jeff Samardzija, WR 2006 - Brady Quinn, QB 2007 - Trevor Laws, DE 2008 - Maurice Crum, LB 2009 - Jimmy Clausen, QB and Golden Tate, WR 2010 - Michael Floyd, WR 2011 - Michael Floyd, WR 2012 - Manti Te'o, LB
Notre Dame All-Time Team (From the Blue & Gold Magazine) Offense WR - Tim Brown (1984-87) WR - Rocket Ismail (1988-90) TE - Dave Casper (1971-73) OT - Bill Fischer (1945-48) OT - Heartly Hunk Anderson (1918-21) OG - George Conner (1946-47) OG - Jim Martin (1946-49) C - Adam Walsh (1922-24) QB - Joe Montana (1975, 77-78) TB - George Gipp (1917-20) FB - Jerome Bettis (1990-92) PK - John Carney (1983-86) Defense DE - Leon Hart (1946-49) DE - Ross Browner (1973, 75-77) DT - Alan Page (1964-66) DT - Chris Zorich (1988-90) LB - Jim Lynch (1964-66) LB - Bob Golic (1975-78) LB - Bob Crable (1978-81) DB - Luther Bradley (1973, 75-77) DB - John Lattner (1951-53) DB - Todd Lyght (1987-90) DB - John Lujack (1943, 46-47) P - Craig Hentrich (1989-92) UT - Paul Hornung (1954-56)
Coach - Knute Rockne (1918-30)
All Time Best Teams 1. 1947 ( 9-0-0) - National Champs 2. 1924 (10-0-0) - National Champs 3. 1930 (10-0-0) - National Champs 4. 1949 (10-0-0) - National Champs 5. 1988 (12-0-0) - National Champs 6. 1919 ( 9-0-0) - Proclaimed Western Champs 7. 1966 ( 9-0-1) - National Champs 8. 1929 ( 9-0-0) - National Champs 9. 1920 (10-0-0) - Proclaimed Western Champs 10. 1973 (11-0-0) - National Champs
| Year | Gms | Rush Atmp | Rush Yds | Avg. | Rush TDs |
| 1917 | 5 | 63 | 244 | 3.9 | 0 |
| 1918 | 6 | 98 | 541 | 5.5 | 6 |
| 1919 | 9 | 106 | 729 | 6.9 | 7 |
| 1920 | 8 | 102 | 827 | 8.1 | 8 |
| Totals | 28 | 369 | 2341 | 6.3 | 21 |
| Year | Pass Atmp. | Pass Comp. | Pass Yards | Pct. | TDPs |
| 1917 | 8 | 3 | 40 | 38% | 1 |
| 1918 | 45 | 19 | 293 | 42% | 1 |
| 1919 | 72 | 41 | 727 | 57% | 3 |
| 1920 | 62 | 30 | 709 | 48% | 3 |
| Totals | 187 | 93 | 1769 | 50% | 8 |
| Year | PR | PR Yds | KR | KR Yds | All Purpose Yds |
| 1917 | 8 | 99 | 0 | 0 | 383 |
| 1918 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 80 | 914 |
| 1919 | 1 | 12 | 8 | 166 | 1634 |
| 1920 | 7 | 106 | 11 | 208 | 1850 |
| Totals | 16 | 217 | 22 | 454 | 4781 |
George Gipp - Other Records & Stats
100+ Rushing Games Att-Yds TDs
1917
vs South Dakota 24-110 1
1918
vs Wabash 16-119 0
vs Purdue 19-137 2
1919
vs Kalamazoo 11-148 0
vs Mount Union 10-123 2
1920
vs Kalamazoo 16-183 1
vs Western Michigan 14-123 2
vs Valparaiso 11-120 2
vs Army 20-150 0
vs Purdue 10-129 1
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200+ Passing Games Com-Att-Yds TDPs
1919
vs Purdue 11-15-217 2
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200+ Total Yards (Rushing & Passing) - Game
1919
vs Purdue 12- 51-0 Rush 11-15-217-2 Pass 268 yards
1920
vs Kalamazoo 11-183-1 Rush 2- 4- 46 0 Pass 229 yards
vs Valparaiso 11-120-2 Rush 4- 7-102 0 Pass 222 yards
vs Army 20-150-0 Rush 5- 9-123 1 Pass 273 yards
vs Purdue 10-129-1 Rush 4- 7-128 0 Pass 257 yards
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200+ Total Offense (Rushing, Passing, Returns) Yards - Game
1919
vs Mount Union 10-123-2 Rush 2- 3- 49 0 Pass 1-12-0 PR 2- 56-0 KR 240 yards
vs Purdue 12- 51-0 Rush 11-15-217 2 Pass 0- 0-0 PR 1- 29-0 KR 297 yards
1920
vs Kalamazoo 16-183-1 Rush 2- 4- 46 0 Pass 0- 0-0 PR 1- 5-0 KR 234 yards
vs Nebraska 15- 70-1 Rush 6-22-117-0 Pass 2-16-0 PR 1- 15-0 KR 218 yards
vs Valparaiso 11-120-2 Rush 4- 7-102 0 Pass 0- 0-0 PR 1- 21-0 KR 243 yards
vs Purdue 10-129-1 Rush 4- 7-128 0 Pass 1-35-0 PR 0- 0-0 KR 292 yards
vs Army 20-150-0 Rush 5- 9-123 1 Pass 2-50-0 PR 8-157-0 KR 480 yards
Notre Dame Early Pre-1936 Records:
Rushing Yards
Game - 464 - John Farley, Notre Dame [Chicago Dental Surgeons], 1897
Game - 400 - Ray Eichenlaub, Notre Dame [Wabash], 1914
Career - 2341 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Rushing Average
Game - 20.5 - John Farley, Notre Dame [Michigan Agriculture], 1898
Season - 8.1 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1920 (102-827)
Career - 6.83 - Don Miller, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Career - 6.40 - Christie Flannagan, Notre Dame, 1925-27
Career - 6.34 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Career - 6.26 - Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 1922-24
100+ Rushing Yards
(10 times) George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
200+ Rushing Yards
John Farley, Notre Dame, 1898
Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 1924
400+ Rushing Yards-
John Farley, Notre Dame, 1897
Ray Eichenlaub, Notre Dame, 1914
Teammates each rushing for over 100 yards in the same game
Notre Dame had seven running backs eclipse the 100-yard mark in its 1902
game against American Medical—unfortunately, no stats are available.
Consecutive Carries (Rushes)
15 - Red Salmon, Notre Dame [Michigan] 1902
10 - Bill Morphan, Notre Dame [Illinois], 1898
Longest Runs
106 - Frank Lonergan, Notre Dame [American Medical], 1902
Passing Yards
Game - 243 - Gus Dorais, Notre Dame [Army], 1913
Game - 217 - George Gipp, Notre Dame [Army], 1920
Season - 995 - John Mohardt, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 1769 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
TD Passes
Season - 9 - John Mahardt, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 12 - Harry Struhdler, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Pass Completions
Game - 15 - Harry Struhdler, Notre Dame [Carnegie Tech], 1924
Season - 53 - John Mohardt, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 93 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Consecutive Completions
12 - Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame [Carnegie Tech], 1924
6 - John Morhardt, Notre Dame [Indiana], 1921
Passing Attempts
Season - 108 - Johnny Niemiec, Notre Dame, 1928
Career - 187 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Passing Percentage
Game - 81.3 / 13-16 - Gus Dorais, Notre Dame[Army], 1913
Game - 78.9 / 15-19 - Harry Struhdler, Notre Dame [Carnegie Tech], 1924
Game - 73.3 / 11-15 - George Gipp, Notre Dame [Purdue], 1920
Season - 75.8 / 25-33 - Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame, 1924
Season - 56.9 / 41-72 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1920
Season - 54.1 / 53-98 - John Mohardt, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 64.2 / 43-67 - Harry Stuhlderher, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Career - 49.7 / 93-187 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Career - 44.6 / 37-83 - Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Total Offensive Plays
Game - 37 - George Gipp, Notre Dame [Nebraska], 1920
Season - 234 - John Morhardt, Notre Dame, 1921
Total Offensive Yards
Season - 1776 - John Mohardt, Notre Dame, 1921 (53-95, 995 passing, 136-781 rushing)
Interceptions Thrown
Season - 18 - John Niemiec, Notre Dame, 1928
Career - 17 - Marchy Schwartz, Notre Dame, 1929-31
Career - 16 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Receptions
Game - 6 - Roger Kiley, Notre Dame [Iowa], 1921
Season - 7 - Bennie Kirk, Norte Dame, 1918
Season - 21 - Bennie Kirk, Norte Dame, 1919
Season - 26 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 28 - Bennie Kirk, Notre Dame, 1918-19
Career - 43 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1919-21
Career - 33 - John Colrick, Notre Dame, 1927-29
Career - 31 - Don Miller, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Receiving Yards
Season - 394 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1921
Season - 372 - Bernie Kirk, Notre Dame, 1919
Season - 297 - Don Miller, Notre Dame, 1924
Season - 293 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1920
Career - 687 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1918-21
Career - 590 - Don Miller, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Career - 415 - John Colrick, Notre Dame, 1927-29
TD Receptions
Game - 3 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame [Northwestern], 1920
Receiving Average
Season - 22.1 - Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 1924
Career - 23.8 - Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Career - 15.9 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1918-21
Punt Returns
Season - 38 - Harry Stuhlderher, Notre Dame, 1923
Season - 40 - Gene Edwards, Notre Dame, 1925
Career - 88 - Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame, 1922-24
Career - 92 - Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 1928-30
PR Yards
Game - 157 (3 returns) - Chet Grant, Notre Dame [Case Tech], 1916
Career - 947 - Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 1928-30
PR TD's
Game - 2 - Chet Grant, Notre Dame [Case], 1916
Game - 2 - Vince McNally, Notre Dame [Beloit], 1926
PR Average
Game - 52.3 - Chet Grant, Notre Dame [Case Tech], 1916
Game - 52.5 - Nate Silver, Notre Dame [Wisconsin], 1905
Game - 50.0 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame [Purdue], 1921
Season - 19.1 (153 yards) - Vince McNally, Notre Dame, 1926
Career - 29.4 - Don Hamilton, Notre Dame, 1908-09
Career - 13.6 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Career - 10.3 - Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 1928-30
Kick-Off Returns
Season - 11 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1920
Season - 11 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1922
Season - 9 - Chet Wynne, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 22 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Career - 27 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1920-22
Career - 13 - Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 1922-24
KR Yards
Game - 253 (4 returns) - Paul Castner, Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1922
Game - 174 (4 returns) - Willie Maher, Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1923
Game - 157 (8 returns) - George Gipp, Notre Dame [Army], 1920
Season - 490 (11 returns) - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1922
Career - 767 (21 returns) - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1920-22
Career - 454 (22 returns) - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
KR TD's
Career - 2 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1920-22
KR Average
Game - 63.3 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1922
Game - 44.5 - Willie Maher, Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1923
Season - 44.5 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1922
Season - 30.5 - Christie Flanagan, Notre Dame, 1926
Season - 28.7 (258 yards) - Chet Wynn, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 36.5 - Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 1920-22
Career - 20.6 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Interceptions
Season - 3 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1919
Season - 4 - Chet Wynne, Notre Dame, 1922
Season - 4 - Harry Mehre, Notre Dame, 1922
Season - 4 - Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 1923
Season - 6 - Al Fenny, Notre Dame, 1913
Interception Return Yards
Career - 172 - Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 1928-30
Fumble Recoveries
Game - 3 - Bob Brown, Notre Dame [Physicans and Surgeons], 1895
Game - 2 - Eddie Andersoon, Notre Dame [Nebraska], 1921
Season - 4 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1921
Season - 3 - Frank Shaughnessy, Notre Dame, 1903
Season - 2 - Fred Schillo, Notre Dame, 1898
Season - 2 - Frank Lonergran, Notre Dame, 1901
Season - 2 - Clarence Sheehan, Notre Dame, 1904
Season - 2 - Art Gravey, Notre Dame, 1921
Season - 2 - Larry “Moon” Mullins, Notre Dame, 1927
Career - 4 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1918-21
Career - 3 - Bob Brown, Notre Dame, 1895-96
Career - 3 - Frank Lonegran, Notre Dame, 1901-03
Career - 3 - Frank Shaughnessy, Notre Dame, 1901-04
Career - 2 - Fred Schillo, Notre Dame, 1892-96, 1897
Career - 2 - Clarence Sheehan, Notre Dame, 1904-06
Career - 2 - Joe Brady, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Career - 2 - Larry “Moon” Mullins, Notre Dame, 1925-27
Career - 2 - Joe Kruth, Notre Dame, 1930-32
Blocked Kicks
Game - 2 - Joe Boland, Notre Dame [Minnesota].1925
Game - 2 - Edward “Moose” Krause, Notre Dame [Drake], 1932
Season - 6 - Lawrence “Buck” Shaw, Notre Dame, 1920
Season - 2 - Luke Kelly, Notre Dame, 1908
Season - 2 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1921
Season - 2 - Lawrence “Buck” Shaw, Notre Dame, 1921
Career - 7 - Lawrence “Buck” Shaw, 1919-21
Career - 3 - Edward “Moose” Krause, Notre Dame, 1931-33
Career - 2 - Clarence Sheehan, Notre Dame, 1904-06
Career - 2 - Luke Kelly, Notre Dame, 1908-11
Career - 2 - Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 1918-21
Career - 2 - Joe Boland, Notre Dame, 1924-26
PAT's
Career - 96 - Charles “Gus” Dorais, Notre Dame, 1910-13
Career - 60 - Red Salmon, Notre Dame, 1900-03
Career - 60 - Stan Cofall, Note Dame, 1914-16
Scoring
Career - 129 [11 FG-96 PAT] - Charles “Gus” Dorais, Notre Dame, 1910-13
Punting Average
Season - 40.6 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1920
Career - 39.6 - George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1917-20
Career - 40.7 - William Shakeseare, Notre Dame, 1933-35
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Early Football (Pre-1936) Statistical Leaders-
Rushing
1918 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 541
1919 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 729
1920 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 827
1921 John Mohardt, Notre Dame, 781
Passing
1918 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 293
1919 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 727
1920 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 709
1921 John Mohardt, Notre Dame, 995
Total Offense (Passing & Rushing)
1918 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 834
1919 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1456
1920 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 1536
1922 Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 720
1930 Marchy Schwartz, Notre Dame, 1246
Receiving
1920 Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 17
1921 Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame, 26
1922 Don Miller, Notre Dame, 6
1922 Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame, 6
1924 Don Miller, Notre Dame, 19
1925 Gene Edwards, Notre Dame, 4
1926 Ike Voedish, Notre Dame, 6
1927 John Colrick, Notre Dame, 11
1928 John Colrick, Notre Dame, 18
Punt Returns
1919 Joe Brandy, Notre Dame, 26
1922 Harry Stuhlderher, Notre Dame, 28
1923 Harry Stuhlderher, Notre Dame, 38
1924 Harry Stuhlderher, Notre Dame, 22
1925 Gene Edwards, Notre Dame, 40
1926 Vince McNally, Notre Dame, 8
1927 Charles McKinley, Notre Dame, 5
1928 Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 22
1929 Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 33
Kick-Off Returns
1919 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 8
1920 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 11
1921 Chet Wynne, Notre Dame, 9
1922 Paul Castner, Notre Dame, 11
1923 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 6
1924 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 5
1926 Chirstie Flannagan, Notre Dame, 6
1927 Jack Chevigny, Notre Dame, 4
1930 Joe Savoldi, Notre Dame, 4
Interceptions
1919 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 3
1922 Chet Wynne, Notre Dame, 4
1922 Harry Mehre, Notre Dame, 4
1923 Jim Crowley, Notre Dame, 4
1926 Vince McNally, Notre Dame, 3
1933 Nick Lukats, Notre Dame, 3
1933 Ray Brancheau, Notre Dame, 3
1934 Jack Robinson, Notre Dame, 5
Punting Average
1917 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 34.2
1918 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 38.2
1919 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 38.8
1920 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 40.6
1922 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 37.6
1923 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 36.0
1924 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 35.3
1928 Frank Carideo, Notre Dame, 37.7
Points Scored
1903 Louis “Red” Salmon, Notre Dame, 105
1905 Bill Downs, Notre Dame, 96
1918 George Gipp, Notre Dame, 43
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TEAM RECORDS - Early Football (Pre-1936)
Passing
season - 44 pass completions in 118 attempts, 1935
season - 678 yards passing, 1932
game - 4 TDPs - Notre Dame [Pittsburgh], 1932
Total Yards
game - 1368 Notre Dame [Physicians and Surgeons], 1908
season - 671 total plays, 4512 yards, 1921
season - 2632 yards Total offense, 1932
Punts
season - 90 punts, 1934
season- 66 punts, 1921
game- 404 punting yards Notre Dame [?], 1932
Punt Returns
game - 13 Notre Dame [Wabash], 1913
game - 13 Notre Dame [Beloit], 1926
season - 225 Notre Dame, 1926
Kick Returns
game - 22 Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1922
season - 36 Notre Dame, 1922* (5 for TDs)
KR Return Yards
game - 354 Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1922
game - 174 Notre Dame [Kalamazoo], 1923
season - 1166 Notre Dame, 1932
Fumble Recoveries
game - 6 Notre Dame [Northwestern], 1931
season - 1160 Notre Dame, 1922
TDs
game - 27 - Notre Dame [America Medical], 1905 - (all rushing TDs)
PATs
season - 49 - Notre Dame, 1921
Points
142-0 - Notre Dame [American Medical], 1905 - (121 1st Half)
CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS
UNANIMOUS
| Name | Pos. | Year |
| Gus Dorais | QB | 1913 |
| Frank Rydzewski | C | 1917 |
| George Gipp | HB | 1920 |
| EddieAnderson | E | 1921 |
| Jim Crowley | HB | 1924 |
| Elmer Layden | FB | 1924 |
| Harry Stuhldreher | QB | 1924 |
| Art (Bud) Boeringer | C | 1926 |
| John Smith | G | 1927 |
| Jack Cannon | G | 1929 |
| Frank Carideo | QB | 1929 |
| Frank Carideo | QB | 1930 |
| Marchy Schwartz | HB | 1930 |
| Tommy Yarr, | C | 1931 |
| Marchy Schwartz | HB | 1931 |
| Joe Kurth | T | 1932 |
| Jack Robinson | C | 1934 |
| Wayne Millner | E | 1935 |
| Chuck Sweeney | E | 1937 |
| Ed Beinor | T | 1938 |
| Bob Dove | E | 1941 |
| Bob Dove | E | 1942 |
| Angelo Bertelli | QB | 1943 |
| Pat Filley | G | 1943 |
| Creighton Miller | HB | 1943 |
| Jim White | T | 1943 |
| John Yonakor | E | 1943 |
| George Connor | T | 1946 |
| John Lujack | QB | 1946 |
| George Connor | T | 1947 |
| John Lujack | QB | 1947 |
| Bill Fischer | G | 1947 |
| Bill Fischer | G | 1948 |
| Leon Hart | E | 1948 |
| Emil Sitko | FB | 1948 |
| Bob Williams | QB | 1949 |
| Leon Hart | E | 1949 |
| Emil Sitko | FB | 1949 |
| Jerry Groom | C | 1950 |
| John Lattner | QB | 1952 |
| Art Hunter | T | 1953 |
| John Lattner | QB | 1953 |
| Ralph Guglielmi | QB | 1954 |
| Paul Hornug | HB | 1955 |
| Al Ecuyer | G | 1957 |
| Monty Stickles | E | 1959 |
| John Huarte | QB | 1964 |
| Jack Snow | E | 1964 |
| Dick Arrington | G | 1965 |
| Nick Rassas | DB | 1965 |
| Nick Eddy | HB | 1966 |
| Jim Lynch | LB | 1966 |
| Alan Page | DE | 1966 |
| Tom Regner | G | 1966 |
| Tom Schoen | DB | 1967 |
| Terry Hanratty | QB | 1968 |
| George Kunz | T | 1968 |
| Mike McCoy | DT | 1969 |
| Larry DiNardo | G | 1970 |
| Tom Gatewood | E | 1970 |
| Clarence Ellis | DB | 1971 |
| Walt Patulski | DE | 1971 |
| Greg Marx | DT | 1972 |
| Dave Casper | TE | 1973 |
| Mike Townsend | DB | 1973 |
| Pete Demmerle | SE | 1974 |
| Gerry DiNardo | G | 1974 |
| Steve Niehaus | T | 1975 |
| Ross Browner | DE | 1976 |
| Ken MacAfee | TE | 1976 |
| Luther Bradley | DB | 1977 |
| Ross Browner | DE | 1977 |
| Ken MacAfee | TE | 1977 |
| Bob Golic | LB | 1978 |
| Dave Huffman | C | 1978 |
| Vagas Ferrguson | HB | 1979 |
| John Scully | C | 1980 |
| Bob Crable | LB | 1980 |
| Bob Crable | LB | 1981 |
| Tim Brown | FL | 1987 |
| Frank Stams | DE | 1988 |
| Michael Stonebreaker | LB | 1988 |
| Todd Lyght | CB | 1989 |
| Chris Zorich | DT | 1989 |
| Raghib Ismail | F | 1990 |
| Michael Stonebreaker | LB | 1990 |
| Todd Lyght | CB | 1990 |
| Chris Zorich | DT | 1990 |
| Mirko Jurkovic | G | 1991 |
| Aaron Taylor | G/T | 1992 |
| Jeff Burris | CB | 1993 |
| Aaron Taylor | G/T | 1993 |
| Bobby Taylor | CB | 1994 |
| Shane Walton | CB | 2002 |
| Jeff Samardzija | WR | 2005 |
| Name | Position | Years at ND | Year Inducted |
| George Gipp | Halfback | 1917-20 | 1951 |
| Elmer Layden | Fullback / Head Coach Coach | 1922-24 / 1934-40 | 1951 |
| Knute Rocke | End / Assistant Coach / Head Coach | 1911-13 / 1914-17 / 1918-30 | 1951 |
| Frank Carideo | Quarterback | 1928-30 | 1954 |
| Harry Stuhldreher | Quarterback | 1922-24 | 1958 |
| Johnny Lujack | Quarterback / Assistant Coach | 1943; 1946-47 / 1952-53 | 1960 |
| George Connor | Tackle | 1942-43; 1946-47 | 1963 |
| Jack Cannon | Guard | 1927-29 | 1965 |
| Jim Crowley | Halfback | 1922-24 | 1966 |
| Edgar “Rip” Miller | Tackle | 1922-24 | 1966 |
| Adam Walsh | Center / Assistant Coach | 1922-24 / 1944 | 1968 |
| Frank Leahy | Tackle / Head Coach | 1928-29 / 1941-43, 1946-53 | 1970 |
| Don Miller | Halfback | 1922-24 | 1970 |
| Jesse Harper | Head Coach | 1913-17 | 1971 |
| Louis Salmon | Fullback | 1900-03 | 1971 |
| Angelo Bertelli | Quarterback | 1941-43 | 1972 |
| Ray Eichenlaub | Fullback | 1911-14 | 1972 |
| Leon Hart | End | 1948-49 | 1973 |
| Heartley “Hunk” Anderson | Guard / Assistant Coach / Head Coach | 1918-21 / 1924-27; 30 / 1931-33 | 1974 |
| Marchy Schwartz | Halfback | 1929-31 | 1974 |
| John “Clipper” Smith | Guard / Assistant Coach | 1925-27 / 1928 | 1975 |
| Creighton Miller | Halfback / Assistant Coach | 1941-43 / 1944 | 1976 |
| Zygmont Czarobski | Tackle | 1942-43; 1946-47 | 1977 |
| Frank “Nordy” Hoffmann | Guard / Assistant Coach | 1930-31 / 1932-33 | 1978 |
| Johnny Lattner | Halfback | 1951-53 | 1979 |
| Ara Parseghian | Head Coach | 1964-74 | 1980 |
| Bert Metzger | Guard | 1928-30 | 1982 |
| Bill Fischer | Tackle/Guard / Assistant Coach | 1945-48 / 1954-58 | 1983 |
| William Shakespeare | Halfback | 1933-35 | 1983 |
| Red Sitko | Halfback/Fullback | 1946-49 | 1984 |
| Dan Devine | Head Coach | 1975-80 | 1985 |
| Paul Hornung | Quarterback | 1954-56 | 1985 |
| Fred Miller | Tackle | 1926-28 | 1985 |
| Tommy Yarr | Center / Assistant Coach | 1929-31 / 1932 | 1987 |
| Bob Williams | Quarterback | 1948-50 | 1988 |
| Wayne Millner | End / Assistant Coach | 1933-34 / 1942 | 1990 |
| Jim Lynch | Linebacker | 1964-66 | 1992 |
| Allan Page | Defensive End | 1964-66 | 1993 |
| Jerry Groom | Center | 1948-50 | 1994 |
| Jim Martin | End/Tackle | 1946-49 | 1995 |
| Ken MacAfee | Tight End | 1974-77 | 1997 |
| Ross Browner | Defensive End | 1973, 1975-77 | 1999 |
| Bob Dove | End | 1940-42 | 2000 |
| Ralph Guglielmi | Quarterback | 1951-54 | 2001 |
| Joe Theismann | Quarterback | 1968-70 | 2003 |
| John Huarte | Quarterback | 1962-64 | 2005 |
| Chris Zorich | Defensive Tackle | 1987-90 | 2007 |
| Lou Holtz | Head Coach | 1986-96 | 2008 |
| Tim Brown | Wide Receiver | 1984-87 | 2009 |
| Dave Casper | Tight End | 1971-73 | 2012 |
