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Josh is 6'2" and weighs a robust 225. His max on the benchpress is 355 pounds, while his max squat is a hefty 495 pounds. He runs a 4.5 forty and also carries a 3.3 GPA. He has offers from everybody and their moms, and when I say moms, I mean the whole western United States. He likes to hike through opposing teams, and long walks on your face as well. With a knack for blowing up blind dates on the field, Josh enters our hearts as a possible future partner. Here's a video of Josh Shirley expressing his inner-most feelings. What's not to love?
Cold Playing The Competition
Recent weeks of speculation about Chris's plans on taking more visits, has left a certain uneasy feeling in many twice-bitten Notre Dame fans. Although the rumors were squashed and a re-dedication was made, it seems as though the wolves are always there fighting off the "no's" with a salesman-type efficiency. In any case, a collective sigh will be heard nation-wide once that pen hits the paper. In this video you can see the weight gain and his versatility. Couple that with his high motor and higher football IQ, and you get an elite, five-star prospect. All we can do now is win, let them follow our lead.
Red Zone Threat
Not every day do you see a physical, fast, sure-handed receiver all in one; but today is different. While it sounds like Kyle will be taking his official visits before any type of a decision is made, if Notre Dame can finally live up to it's talent-insinuated hype, the Irish will stand a great chance at landing this Chicago star.
Another Day, Another Verbal
DD welcomes FLA CB, Spencer Boyd! With the earlier commitment of LB Kendall Moore, Spencer joins as lucky number thirteen. With it coming down to the Irish, the Wolverines, and the Bulldogs of Georgia; Mr. Boyd couldn't turn his back on Notre Dame according to his father. "It's a place we all hoped he would pick from the beginning" said his dad to a local newspaper covering the official announcement slated for tomorrow night. With the cat already out of the bag--thanks to pops--Domerdomain welcomes the latest, quality pickup for the 2010 class.
Our Latest RB Offer
Here's some footage of recently offered CA RB, Cameron Roberson. He looks to have good size standing slightly over 6 feet tall, and weighing around 215 pounds. Holding eight offers and looking for more, Cameron hopes to makes his decision some time after his senior year.
DD Welcomes Utah Safety, Chris Badger!
Known for his hard hitting and gritty play, Chris Badger becomes the next in line to offer his services to the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. Welcome aboard Mr. Badger, we look forward to your ball-hawking skills and your intense hitting! Another Tommy Z. in the making will help bolster this class and round out its positional need.
DD Welcomes Fla CB, Lo Wood!
It sure is good to land a prospect over rival Michigan. This 5'10" CB has shown the knack for locating the ball, all while displaying a toughness that can't be overlooked. With ten major offers on the table, one stood out the most. Our Lady of the Lake. Welcome to Notre Dame Mr. Wood, we'll be the fanatics following you from here on out!
Deion Walker Interview
Deion Walker, a 4-star wide receiver out of Christchurch, Virginia recently spoke to DomerDomain.com about his trip to Notre Dame. 1) How was your visit overall? What did you like about it?
Yea we really had fun…I liked chilling with the players
2) What would you say was the best part of the game atmosphere/game it self?
The fans were really cool, and yea, it was kind of loud and the fans are very loyal, so that was a good thing.
3) Have you met any current Irish commits? Have they been recruiting you?
Yeah, I met Braxston and Steve and Darius…They were real cool.
4) What’s your favorite on campus site?
Touchdown Jesus, I got to take a ton of pictures there.
5) How high would you rank ND now on your list? Is it up there with teams like FSU and USC?
It’s hard to say because I haven’t seen them but it’s at the tops. In the top with the rest.
6) What’s the hardest part of being a wide receiver? Your favorite?
The hardest is not having a quarterback…my favorite is making a big play
7) How were the coaches? What did you think of their overall mentality?
The coaches are really cool, they were very straight forward and that’s the thing I liked the most about them.
Kyle Rudolph Interview
Notre Dame commit and #1 ranked TE talks to DomerDomain.com about his future with the Irish, and some recruiting too.
1) After seeing the first 5 games, how do you think Notre Dame implements the TE into their game plan?
Well from seeing this past week I think Coach Weis does a nice job of getting multiple TE's into the game...not only was John in, but Will gets in a lot and Ragone saw some minutes as well. Then John had 5 catches and a TD.
2) Are you still a solid verbal after an 0-5 Notre Dame start, and if yes/no, why?
Yes. I know Notre Dame is the right place for me both in football and as a student.
3) Are other schools still trying to recruit you? If so, which ones?
Not really, coach Ramsey [high school coach] does a nice job of keeping them away.
4) Do you have much contact with any other ND ’08 recruits? Do you know if they’re all still committed?
I do talk to some of them from time to time, and yes, I think they're still all in.
5) Are you planning on coming up to Notre Dame for an official visit? If so, which game?
I’m coming up for the BC game, but that isn’t my official. I'm not sure when I will make my official.
6) What was the biggest reason you chose Notre Dame?
After the great football program, it had to be the people and the atmosphere.
7) There’s been talk about certain Notre Dame recruits looking at other schools. How do you think this affects coach Weis’ policy on “If you’re looking, we’re looking.”
I’m not familiar with that policy, but I would say that’s fair.
8) Do you know any recruits who are looking at ND strongly as of now? Who do you believe the next commit will be?
I’m not sure. I hope its Mike Floyd. He was at camp with me this summer and seemed to like ND.