On Saturday afternoon, Notre Dame is set to close its spring practice sessions with the annual Blue and Gold scrimmage in Rockne’s house. While the weather may turn out to be chilly, the competition will be hot. Just how [autotag]Marcus Freeman[/autotag] prefers.
Last year the narrative was everything was new. It was a thrill to see Freeman preside over the team for the first time as the official head coach in the Blue and Gold game. Year 2, however, has a much different vibe. One of calibration and competition. There are starting spots to be earned by the roster and adjustments to be made by the staff.
As you enjoy the last taste of on-field Irish football until August, let’s look at six items you may want to keep an eye on in this in house tilt.
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