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Featuring: Follow Notre Dame Football Listen to , i 'I Joan B :1 11 :1, 'i :• Ii I Subscribe _ 1 I .1 to Tom Scholastic Greg AND BE PART OF AN EVEN OLDER TRADITION Kris Rick o p.m. - 2:0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please send __ years of Scholastic to: g Name ------------------------------------ Address ___________________________ and City _________ State ___ Zip _____ Please make checks payable to: Scholastic Magazine LaFortune Student Center Notre Dame, IN 46556 chips, too! I: Ii Enclosed is a check for $20.00 x _ years = $ I -- I a . 20· foot screen! ON THE FUN AT EODORf'S I! I \ ;. , ··;,,01 .•• 129 •.Janll~i;··28,.· .. :t?·88.No·.· ••·ii,· BUY·3 SLICES,. GET Scholastic HUDDLE NIGHT Notre Dame's Student Magazine .~$ai:i~~~~i2;i{~~ifu~~~ 283-2391 OAK 239-693~tfREc~39-7518 The 1987 Season 4 Michigan ~~~C01'~~~ By Bob Gordon 8 MSU ~ I !~IiJ " ~,\, By Kathleen McKernan 11 Purdue By Bob Gordon "m'''''''''''''''''~ •••111 Pitt II UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 14 By Mike Farnan NO DELIVERIE~ WITH THIS OFFER 18 Air Force .. By Lawrence Pravecek 22 USC UNIVERSITY HEALTH By Terry Lynch 26 Navy SERVICES By Pete Skiko 42 Miami By Marty Burns EXPANDED PHYSICIAN 30 Boston College HOURS . By Marty Strasen 46 Heisman Winner's Stats 34 Alabama 48 1988 Cotton Bowl . By Brian O'Gara By Marty Burns In an effort to better meet your health care needs, the hours in which physicians are available in our outpatient clinic have been expanded as 38 Penn State 52 All Opponent Team follows: By Terry Lynch 54 Individual Honors ., Open at 8:00 am H,., I; i!!, A vailable during the lunch hour Cover photo courtesy of Notre Dame Sports Information ~:OO Scholutic is pUblished ...aJy durin, the IChool year except durin, uaniinUion. aacl vacation period. at N.o're Dame, IN 46556 and On duty from 5:00 pm" pm priMed at Th. Papen, Inc., Milford, IN te542. Th. lubecription rate is $20.00/year and back issues are available U.OO/copy. Th. opiDiona expnaNd -lD IeWMtic are thi. of th. autbori and editot'l and do not nee.... rily reprnent the o~ of , ... Intire .cIitorial board of· 8chol.. tlc 01' the Univeraity of Notre Dame, Ita adminilltration, faculty or .tudent body. Editorial. reprlllent the opinion of a PLEASE NOTE: Above schedule ~ority of tbe ~rhI board. ManulCripta .re welcome. All un.olicited m.teri.1 become the property of Scholutic. Scholutie i. ftpt'OMnted nationally by CASS Commumcatioftl,lDc. is MOf!day.;.Friday· • 1917 ScholuUc ......... AU richta l'&MrVed. ReproducUon in whole or part without penni ••ion i. prohibited. HOURS MAY VARY WHEt· SCHOOL IS NOT IN SESSION \ ;. , ··;,,01 .•• 129 •.Janll~i;··28,.· .. :t?·88.No·.· ••·ii,· BUY·3 SLICES,. GET Scholastic HUDDLE NIGHT Notre Dame's Student Magazine .~$ai:i~~~~i2;i{~~ifu~~~ 283-2391 OAK 239-693~tfREc~39-7518 The 1987 Season 4 Michigan ~~~C01'~~~ By Bob Gordon 8 MSU ~ I !~IiJ " ~,\, By Kathleen McKernan 11 Purdue By Bob Gordon "m'''''''''''''''''~ •••111 Pitt II UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 14 By Mike Farnan NO DELIVERIE~ WITH THIS OFFER 18 Air Force .. By Lawrence Pravecek 22 USC UNIVERSITY HEALTH By Terry Lynch 26 Navy SERVICES By Pete Skiko 42 Miami By Marty Burns EXPANDED PHYSICIAN 30 Boston College HOURS . By Marty Strasen 46 Heisman Winner's Stats 34 Alabama 48 1988 Cotton Bowl . By Brian O'Gara By Marty Burns In an effort to better meet your health care needs, the hours in which physicians are available in our outpatient clinic have been expanded as 38 Penn State 52 All Opponent Team follows: By Terry Lynch 54 Individual Honors ., Open at 8:00 am H,., I; i!!, A vailable during the lunch hour Cover photo courtesy of Notre Dame Sports Information ~:OO Scholutic is pUblished ...aJy durin, the IChool year except durin, uaniinUion. aacl vacation period. at N.o're Dame, IN 46556 and On duty from 5:00 pm" pm priMed at Th. Papen, Inc., Milford, IN te542. Th. lubecription rate is $20.00/year and back issues are available U.OO/copy. Th. opiDiona expnaNd -lD IeWMtic are thi. of th. autbori and editot'l and do not nee.... rily reprnent the o~ of , ... Intire .cIitorial board of· 8chol.. tlc 01' the Univeraity of Notre Dame, Ita adminilltration, faculty or .tudent body. Editorial. reprlllent the opinion of a PLEASE NOTE: Above schedule ~ority of tbe ~rhI board. ManulCripta .re welcome. All un.olicited m.teri.1 become the property of Scholutic. Scholutie i. ftpt'OMnted nationally by CASS Commumcatioftl,lDc. is MOf!day.;.Friday· • 1917 ScholuUc ......... AU richta l'&MrVed. ReproducUon in whole or part without penni ••ion i. prohibited. HOURS MAY VARY WHEt· SCHOOL IS NOT IN SESSION Michigan Holtz was all smiles before, during and after the "gra­ found himself heading to the turf 10- yard line. After one rush for tifying" win over Michigan. he blindly hurled the ball down­ no gain, Andrysiak dropped_ back field, where Notre Dame line­ again to throw. This time, though, stomach. backer Cedric Figaro intercepted he spent a full eight seconds of "Turnovers," muttered the and rambled 11 yards to his own time waiting in the pocket for a famous Wolverine mentor, who 29-yard line. receiver to get open. Suddenly, seemed to opt for sour grapes as a From there Notre Dame quar­ the senior quarterback fired into post game snack. "We just had too terback Terry Andrysiak guided the eIidzone to Brown, who was Hail his troops on a 44-yard, II-play many turnovers. We kept taking sandwiched in between two Wol­ ourselves out of the game and march. Although the drive stalled verine defenders. But Brown really made it easy for Notre at the Michigan 27-yard line, and soared three feet in the air, caught Dame. They are probably not as the Irish had to settle for a 44-yard the ball amongst the crowd and toth good as they looked. I'm not tak­ Ted Gradel field goal, the Irish landed both feet in the end zone ing anything away from them. Not offensive line realized it could for a remarkable display of ath­ at all. But if you give us seven blow holes in the highly- touted letic ability and Notre Dame's first turnovers, we'll beat a lot of Wolverine defensive front. touchdown of 1987. teams." The Irish soon learned they "After I saw that second ictor Notre Dame posted a 10-0 lead could pass effectively as well, defender behind me, I couldn't in the first quarter by capitalizing after Michigan's Morris fumbled believe Terry threw it," said on Wolverine gene rosity. With the ball on the first play after the Brown, whose touchdown recep­ ~,~", Michigan threatening to break a kickoff and the Irish recovered. tion also closed out the scoring for scoreless tie on first down at the Andrysiak went to the air and the half. Irish Irish 24-yard line, Wolverine quar­ promptly found Notre Dame's Andrysiak, however, found it terback Demetrius Brown was Heisman Trophy candidate, Tim to be his day all along. The Allen Thanks to seven Michigan turnovers, Notre Dame managed to do what no team rocked by blitzing Irish corner­ Brown, for a 24-yard gain that Park, Michigan native, who back Stan Smagala. As Brown moved the sticks to the Wolverine spurned an offer to play for his had done before. .. beat Bo Schembechler in a season opener at Ann Arbor. BY BOB GORDON openers, in fact, one could almost home opener under Schembechler, ANN ARBOR, Mich. say Schembechler wins his home and the first time a Notre Dame Michigan Wolverine football gen­ opener almost as frequently as he football team had been above .500 erally offers few suprises. They loses the Rose Bowl. since midway through the 1985 : play ball-control offense, tediously Not surprisingly then, the season. munching up minutes and yards I: 1987 Michigan-Notre Dame "It was a very gratifying win," I on their trail to the' endzone. On opener was supposed to be a said Irish }J.ead coach Lou Holtz. ",! defense they stop the run, and 'I clear-cut victory for Michigan. "I'm not suprised with how well !j 'I create third-and-Iong situations The Wolverines were favored by 'I we played because I really felt that ,I for the opponent. This generates four points, coming off a Rose defensively we were going to play 'f punts and sometimes even turn­ i Bowl year. Notre Dame was awfully, awfully well. It was just a ! overs. They repeat these tactics to attempting to rebound from a 5-6 complete win for us." the brink of boredom. season and the loss of 11 starters to Notre Dame's "No-Name" Even the Michigan fight song graduation. Quite simply, the defense stuffed Michigan's is repetitive. Wolverine fans repeat game was not going be a mystery.
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