about his future often and recently reached a "mutual conclusion" that the head coach would retire at year's end.” “ mutual conclusion “ love that statement from Jack. No and or or here.
Catholic schools have had an immense historic impact in men’s college hoops. The list of national champions is long: Villanova three times; San Francisco twice; Georgetown, Marquette, Loyola Chicago, La Salle and Holy Cross once apiece. Several others have advanced to the NCAA tournament title game: Gonzaga (twice), Seton Hall, Dayton, Seattle, St. John’s.
Notre Dame? Never. The most athletically accomplished and ambitious of all Catholic schools traipsed into that one Final Four in 1978 and lost to Duke, which then lost to Kentucky for the title. And the Irish have never been back since.
Link: https://www.yardbarker.com/college_basketball/articles/mike_brey_winningest_coach_in_notre_dame_history_to_retire_at_years_end/s1_13132_38372560?utm_source=mb&utm_medium=email&mb_edition=20230120&mb_loc=right_h
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Jack Swarbrick, Notre Dame vice president, and director of athletics said he and Brey have spoken
Replies to: "Jack Swarbrick, Notre Dame vice president, and director of athletics said he and Brey have spoken"
- Mike Brey’s career truly ended by Dane Goodwin. - IrishFanFD - 8:36pm 1/19/23
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- Jack Swarbrick, Notre Dame vice president, and director of athletics said he and Brey have spoken [LINK] [IMAGE] - whatsamataU - 5:33pm 1/20/23
- Brey ended it a while back. [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 1:46am 1/20/23
- It wasn't lack of intensity, he did not having enough athleticism against good athletes. He was - THEISMANCARR - 10:13pm 1/19/23
- Brey knew the personality types he was getting with Goodwin and Laszewski. - MAS - 8:52pm 1/19/23
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