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Yeah, he switched to #2 for the last two years.

Our season starts August 30th, so that's 37 by my count.

# 39 - (Slim Pickins)......so for name only....

Dick Short - class of '50

38 is brutal...

Wiese, Robert L. FB 1944

BlindRef wrote:38 is brutal...

Same here. Darrell "Flash" Gordon is the best of an unimpressive lot.

Going back to 39, I should have included Anthony Denman. And for purely personal reasons, I'll throw in Dave Machtolf (RIP), even though he never got higher than third-string on the depth chart.

Damn....I wish I knew what jersey Kimble Anders wore during his days at UoH.

This one is easy because the guy is still on the team

#38 - Senior RB Lex Hilliard:



6'0" 242 lbs

Hilliard begins his senior season ranked second in school history with 2,884 career rushing yards. He has 34 career rushing touchdowns. He is the fourth player in school history to rush for more than 2,000 career yards. He trails all-time leader Yohance Humphery (4,070 yards, 1998-2001) by 1,186 yards. He has rushed for 100-plus yards in a game 11 times in his career. His 216 career points rank him sixth in school history.

# 38 - Burr Baldwin -

1946 UCLA's first consensus All-American

7th in Heisman voting; as a defenseman

Knute Rockne Award winner for Nation's best lineman.

Started in UCLA's 1st 2 Rose Bowls.

#38

Sebastian Janikowski (1997-99)

That polack could kick but the chicks didnt after he drugged them up

I will be in Hawaii until August 3rd. Please remember to sweep up around here, easy on the electricity, and be AWARE there has been an m2ool sighting in Cul-de-smak......

We will be down to 31 days prior to our holy season, so I will cram 7 names into my post upon my return....with my remaining brain cellz.....

The Seer wrote:I will be in Hawaii until August 3rd. Please remember to sweep up around here, easy on the electricity, and be AWARE there has been an m2ool sighting in Cul-de-smak......

We will be down to 31 days prior to our holy season, so I will cram 7 names into my post upon my return....with my remaining brain cellz.....

You breaking into bitches house like your WR coach?

Killian wrote:
You breaking into bitches house like your WR coach?

I knew I could count on someone throwing a brick at me on my way out the door.....thanks
for stepping up, Killian.....

Maybe the coaches are desperate - and going too far in trying to emulate usc....

-OR, facts will come out that he was retrieving some of his stuff from his girlfriends
crib and the neighbors freaked......

-OR, another boneheaded Dorrell hire.....

38- Lou Brock

37- Kennedy Pola

i'm gonna get back on track here:

#38 Roy Williams

Killian wrote:

BlindRef wrote:the numbers in the 30's are tough.

The only one that comes to mind is:

Michigan - PK - Adam Finley #39

#37 Grant Irons?

Ok..now Jerratt Irons.

Killian already listed Grant Irons at 37. The site I'm using has him listed at 44, but he may have switched numbers.

Of the players listed at 37 on the site I'm using, I'll take Scott Kowalkowski (recipient of a headbutt from Todd Marinovich in the '89 ND-USC game which fired up ND and led to an ND comeback). Honorable mention: Rick Naylor.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:Killian already listed Grant Irons at 37. The site I'm using has him listed at 44, but he may have switched numbers.

Of the players listed at 37 on the site I'm using, I'll take Scott Kowalkowski (recipient of a headbutt from Todd Marinovich in the '89 ND-USC game which fired up ND and led to an ND comeback). Honorable mention: Rick Naylor.

Killian got his Irons confused.

Grant Irons played at Notre Dame right?

Jarrett Irons wore 37 for Michigan during the National Championship season.

Both McCullough boys which was one of our biggest rivals in High School. I remember Grant more than Jarrett, but McCullough use to ware us the fuck out anytime we played against them. Score was usually 57-14 or some shit like that.

Blind Ref,

Yeah, Grant played at ND.

I seem to recall him wearing #44, and that's the way he's listed on the website I'm referencing. He might have worn #37 for awhile as well, though. It would make sense, since that's the number his older brother wore at Michigan.

The number #37 is our legacy number - when the senior wearing the #37 graduates, he passes it on to the underclassman of his choice. The only criterion is that the player must hail from the state of Montana. The best ever to wear it would probably have to be former UM and NFL safety Tim Hauck. Hauck is now a UM secondary coach and is also the brother of head coach Bobby Hauck.

Hauck would be known to people as the guy who, as a safety for the Eagles in '99, tackled Irvin on the play that ended Irvin's career.

36- Mosi Tatupu

Terry in Crapchester wrote:Killian already listed Grant Irons at 37. The site I'm using has him listed at 44, but he may have switched numbers.

Of the players listed at 37 on the site I'm using, I'll take Scott Kowalkowski (recipient of a headbutt from Todd Marinovich in the '89 ND-USC game which fired up ND and led to an ND comeback). Honorable mention: Rick Naylor.

I forgot we got the pussy brother and mixed up Grant and Jarrett. Jarrett was who I was going after. Kolo is the #37 I would put up there. Besides being an all around cool guy, he's from my high school. Only guy we've put on ND's football team.

36 - Another brutal number for us. I'll go with Tom Lopienski.

35- Scott Ross edges out the Papadakis brothers

35 - Mark Brooks/Ryan Mihalko as the best of another rather unimpressive bunch.

34- Ricky Ervins

#36 I would say Don Grimm, LB from the late '80's-early '90's.
#35 is pretty brutal. Ryan Mihalko it is.
#34 is a pretty strong number. Ray Zellers and Vontez Duff to name a couple

#33 – Ron Dayne.

Killian wrote:#36 I would say Don Grimm, LB from the late '80's-early '90's.
#35 is pretty brutal. Ryan Mihalko it is.
#34 is a pretty strong number. Ray Zellers and Vontez Duff to name a couple

I went with Lopienski at 36, Grimm would have been my second choice.

Good choices on 34, although I'd also include Wes Pritchett and Dave Waymer.

33 - Jim Browner. Honorable mention: Courtney Watson.

#33 Leroy Hoard

^^without a doubt

May I submit


#32- The A-train.

Totally forgot about Pritchett at #34. Great call.

#33 I like Watson. Greg Lane would be a fit here as well.
#32 doesn't have a lot of great players for a tradition rich number. I'm drawing a blank.

Are we on 32 yet? I didn't think so, but ND has some tradition at that number, although you have to go back a little ways:

Johnny Lujack (Heisman Trophy winner)
Harry Stuhldreher (QB in Four Horsemen backfield)
Vagas Ferguson (starting TB on '77 national championship team, ND's all-time leading rusher for awhile, subsequently eclipsed by Allen Pinkett who was later beaten by Autry Denson).

33- Marcus Allen

32- OJ Simpson

#32 - J.R. Reed

SoCalTrjn wrote:32- OJ Simpson

He was a great cutting and slashing runner.

WolverineSteve wrote:^^without a doubt

May I submit


#32- The A-train.

Yeah...can't ignore

#32 Stanley Edwards...mainly because of his sperm.

32 - I'll go with Lujack. Honorable mention to Stuhldreher and Ferguson.

I can smell it...31 days out...

I am going to go with the brothers who both wore the same number back in the 30's

#31 Herman Everhardus
#31 Chris Everhardus

Love it.