What It Means to Be a Fighting Irish: Ara Parseghian and Notre Dame's Greatest Players
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With a mix of old and new traditions, Fighting Irish football has a massive fan base and players who revere traditions. In this collection, Prister brings together the stories of several players who have contributed their dreams, thoughts, and memories from when they were Fighting Irish.

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With a mix of old and new traditions, Fighting Irish football has a massive fan base and players who revere traditions. In this collection, Prister brings together the stories of several players who have contributed their dreams, thoughts, and memories from when they were Fighting Irish.
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Tim Prister served as editor of Blue & Gold Illustrated for 20 years, and now acts as senior writer. His reporting on Notre Dame football has been cited by Sports Illustrated. Ara Parseghian became the head coach at Notre Dame in 1964 and served for 11 seasons, during which they won two consensus national championships as well as three major bowl victories. Named College Coach of the Year in 1964, he was later voted in the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. They both live in South Bend, Indiana.