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Chris "Radio Geraghty "Thrllshlng, 'Two Scherzinger Goodwin Bob Mancini :00 lind Sunday Brian Matt Mike Kelly Guys Chris Daily Banging' Walter Kuskie H~~~core SchleD" Reggae pm Ebert In Bllshlng. II BOH" & AT A Note to Our Readers cholastic's annual Football Review has made fantastic strides in recent years. S Ricky Watters' centerspread shot in our 1987 edition marked the first time color . photography graced the pages of any of our recent issues, much less one entirely devoted to Notre Dame's second religion (or first, depending on the strength of your allegiance). Last year's issue served as a landmark as well. We honored our national champion­ ship team with a special 5~page spread containing four color shots and an all-glossy Thursday: finish, a first for our publication. With this year's Irish squad boasting the nation's best record against the country's toughest slate of opponents, we felt obligated to go a step further. The 1989 issue features an unprecedented number of pages (64) to go along with our largest color photography display to date (eight photos). Although budget limitations prevent us from publishing an all-glossy edition this year, we're confident you will find the overall quality of this issue to exceed that of past editions. Our DJ's Recall with us a 1989 season that added a special chapter to Notre Dame football lore. From Notre Dame's explosive first half at the Kickoff Classic against Viginia to its inspired second half against Colorado to capture the Orange Bowl Championship, this season hardly paled as a sequel to last year championship campaign, providing mountain­ Any questions? ous highs along with a few lows. Call us at The school record 23-game winning streak that peaked at Penn State's Beaver Stadium, 239-6940 where ND had never won, may never fall. Who can forget the Rocket's two kick returns to propel the Irish to victory on a soggy day in Ann Arbor, or the defense's goal line stands -, " , against Southern Cal and the Buffaloes? Relive the disappointment of Miami's third and I 44 "Hail Mary" pass to perpetuate Notre Dame's woes in the Orange Bowl, and share in - "I the Irish triumph a month later in the same stadium. It is our sincere hope that this issue will serve as a reminder of the season not only today, but as a keepsake for future consumption. Finally, we wish to extend special thanks to John Heisler and the Notre Dame Sports Information staff, the Dome, the South Bend Tribune, Mike Bennett and John and Vicki Dlugolecki for their assistance. Their contributions, along ,with those of our hard-working staff, were essential in making this issue possible. Enjoy. " I I - Scholastic"· I \ , 1989 Football Review 1 '", '- AT A Note to Our Readers cholastic's annual Football Review has made fantastic strides in recent years. S Ricky Watters' centerspread shot in our 1987 edition marked the first time color . photography graced the pages of any of our recent issues, much less one entirely devoted to Notre Dame's second religion (or first, depending on the strength of your allegiance). Last year's issue served as a landmark as well. We honored our national champion­ ship team with a special 5~page spread containing four color shots and an all-glossy Thursday: finish, a first for our publication. With this year's Irish squad boasting the nation's best record against the country's toughest slate of opponents, we felt obligated to go a step further. The 1989 issue features an unprecedented number of pages (64) to go along with our largest color photography display to date (eight photos). Although budget limitations prevent us from publishing an all-glossy edition this year, we're confident you will find the overall quality of this issue to exceed that of past editions. Our DJ's Recall with us a 1989 season that added a special chapter to Notre Dame football lore. From Notre Dame's explosive first half at the Kickoff Classic against Viginia to its inspired second half against Colorado to capture the Orange Bowl Championship, this season hardly paled as a sequel to last year championship campaign, providing mountain­ Any questions? ous highs along with a few lows. Call us at The school record 23-game winning streak that peaked at Penn State's Beaver Stadium, 239-6940 where ND had never won, may never fall. Who can forget the Rocket's two kick returns to propel the Irish to victory on a soggy day in Ann Arbor, or the defense's goal line stands -, " , against Southern Cal and the Buffaloes? Relive the disappointment of Miami's third and I 44 "Hail Mary" pass to perpetuate Notre Dame's woes in the Orange Bowl, and share in - "I the Irish triumph a month later in the same stadium. It is our sincere hope that this issue will serve as a reminder of the season not only today, but as a keepsake for future consumption. Finally, we wish to extend special thanks to John Heisler and the Notre Dame Sports Information staff, the Dome, the South Bend Tribune, Mike Bennett and John and Vicki Dlugolecki for their assistance. Their contributions, along ,with those of our hard-working staff, were essential in making this issue possible. Enjoy. " I I - Scholastic"· I \ , 1989 Football Review 1 '", '- $ 4 1989 Football Review 1 SCHOLASTIC I III I' I I 8 Virginia by Andy Hilger 12 Michigan by Jim Maggio 16 Michigan State by Brian McMahon 20 Purdue by JonpaulPotts 24 Stanford by BrianMcMahon 28 Air Force 'by Pete.LaFleur 1 ' Southern California' by Dan Flynn 1- 32 ! • i • - 36 Pittsburgh by Jonpaul Potts 40 Navy by Kevin T. Kerns Vol. 131, No.11 Editorial Staff: 1989 Football Review 1- , 'Southern Methodist by Kevin Sproule production: , - 44 Sports: Jim Maggio Disce Quasi Semper Victurus Sports Asst.: Brian McMahon Vive Quasi Crasi Moriturus Systems Manager: Matt Langie News: Derik Weldon ,I by Kevin T. Kerns Graphic Arts Manager: Vivienne '\ Penn State News Asst.: Patrick Watkins Founded 1867 Padilla I 47 ~ Copy: Traci Taghon Business: Jim Fitzgerald I Features: Ian Mitchell Editor In Chief: Advertising: Tony Porcelli by Jim Maggio Departments: Chris Fillio Miami Andrew H. Hilger Ad Deslgn:,Beth Kaiser 51 Saint Mary's: Robin Spurr Layout Manager: Patti Doyle I I Photo: Mari Okuda I I Photo Asst.: Ian Johanson I Orange Bowl: Colorado by Jim Maggio I 55 I I i I' ! Scholastic 1989 Football Review $ 4 1989 Football Review 1 SCHOLASTIC I III I' I I 8 Virginia by Andy Hilger 12 Michigan by Jim Maggio 16 Michigan State by Brian McMahon 20 Purdue by JonpaulPotts 24 Stanford by BrianMcMahon 28 Air Force 'by Pete.LaFleur 1 ' Southern California' by Dan Flynn 1- 32 ! • i • - 36 Pittsburgh by Jonpaul Potts 40 Navy by Kevin T. Kerns Vol. 131, No.11 Editorial Staff: 1989 Football Review 1- , 'Southern Methodist by Kevin Sproule production: , - 44 Sports: Jim Maggio Disce Quasi Semper Victurus Sports Asst.: Brian McMahon Vive Quasi Crasi Moriturus Systems Manager: Matt Langie News: Derik Weldon ,I by Kevin T. Kerns Graphic Arts Manager: Vivienne '\ Penn State News Asst.: Patrick Watkins Founded 1867 Padilla I 47 ~ Copy: Traci Taghon Business: Jim Fitzgerald I Features: Ian Mitchell Editor In Chief: Advertising: Tony Porcelli by Jim Maggio Departments: Chris Fillio Miami Andrew H. Hilger Ad Deslgn:,Beth Kaiser 51 Saint Mary's: Robin Spurr Layout Manager: Patti Doyle I I Photo: Mari Okuda I I Photo Asst.: Ian Johanson I Orange Bowl: Colorado by Jim Maggio I 55 I I i I' ! Scholastic 1989 Football Review • lQ 1989 Notre Dame Football Honors 'and Awards Tim Grunhard, senior offensive guard Donn Grimm, junior linebacker Tony Rice, senior quarterback Todd Lyght, junior cornerback Newspaper Enterprise Association All-America The Sporting News All-America (honorable Football News '89 College Player of the Year Associated Press, United Press International, The (second team) mention) .
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