EXTENDED HIGHLIGHTS | Notre Dame Football vs Pittsburgh (2023)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- 🔥 Explosive Victory! Notre Dame Football Dominates Pittsburgh 58-7 🏈
Welcome to our channel, your ultimate source for thrilling Notre Dame Football action! In today's video, we're diving deep into the sensational showdown between the University of Notre Dame and Pittsburgh, where the Fighting Irish achieved a resounding 58-7 victory that has fans buzzing with excitement.
📅 Game Recap:
In front of a sold-out crowd at Notre Dame Stadium (77,622 strong), the Fighting Irish (7-2) unleashed their firepower against Pittsburgh (2-5). The Irish defense was simply suffocating, allowing the Panthers only 255 total yards, a mere 53 rush yards, and a solitary touchdown. Notre Dame continued to impress with their dynamic performance, scoring in all three phases of the game.
🔒 Defensive Domination:
The Irish's defensive prowess was on full display as they intercepted four passes, with sophomore Jaden Mickey returning one for a thrilling 43-yard touchdown. Mickey, Xavier Watts, and freshman Christian Gray combined to pick off Pitt four times, ensuring the Irish maintained their grip on the game.
🏈 Explosive Offense:
Notre Dame's offensive stars were shining bright. Chris Tyree ignited the scoreboard with an electrifying 82-yard punt return for a touchdown. Audric Estimé proved to be a force to be reckoned with, scoring three rushing touchdowns and accumulating 114 yards on the ground. Quarterbacks Sam Hartman and Steve Angeli connected with a whopping 12 different receivers for 380 passing yards and one touchdown.
👉 How It Unfolded:
The game may have ended with a lopsided score, but Notre Dame's offensive start faced initial challenges. Hartman threw two interceptions on the first two offensive series, but the turnovers were offset by Tyree's remarkable punt return for a touchdown, setting the tone for the game.
As the game progressed, the Irish found their offensive rhythm. Estimé's 33-yard burst paved the way for a 15-yard touchdown run, further solidifying Notre Dame's control over the match.
The Pittsburgh Panthers struggled to make headway against the formidable Irish defense, failing to convert a 45-yard field goal attempt. Notre Dame maintained their momentum with a 23-yard field goal just before halftime, heading into the break with a 17-0 lead.
The second half brought more of the same, with the Irish defense thwarting Pitt's offensive attempts. Estimé, Jadarian Price, and Xavier Watts played key roles in Notre Dame's scoring drives. Mickey's 'pick six' and more interceptions continued to extend the Irish lead.
In the final moments of the game, Pittsburgh managed to break through the Irish defense, avoiding a shutout. Nevertheless, the Fighting Irish had one more scoring drive left, with Steve Angeli connecting with Cooper Flanagan for a 24-yard touchdown strike.
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The defense is on another planet right now. Absolutely insane
Really glad Hartman shook off those early interceptions. I was very worried he was gonna spiral
Notre dame is looking like a top 10 team again. Looking strong and confident.
The defense and special teams are playing like a top 5 team. Not the offense
Don’t get to excited ! Pitt really is that bad at football!
@@tommyirish5446so bad they beat the team that beat us... just sayin. This game means something, like all games.😉
@@tommyirish5446 no be excited. Rivalry win ✅, destroy a team that has beaten us or made it a game when bad under the previous management ✅, destroy a team that beat a team that beat you✅
@@jonnybaze7449 how many touchdowns did he throw and the back get again? smh silly statement
Insane catch by Tyree! 😮
Wow… what a pass on that last TD. Everything was wrong from the hips down and still dropped a dime.
IRISH!!!!!!!! 🍀
Great Game!!! Go Irish!!! God Bless Us All!!!
Jadarian Price is going to be special next year if Estime leaves. Reminds me a lot of Dexter Williams with the way he runs
Next years running back room may be even better than this years. We have Gi'Bran Payne, Jadarian Price and Jeremiyah Love.
Then we have Aneyas Williams and Kedren Young coming in who are both unbelievable talents. Coach McCullough has done great recruiting running backs.
Awesome win!! Love seeing a win like this. Beat the teams you're supposed to. Onward to Clemson!! Go Irish ☘
Yooo I went there yesterday!
Angeli is looking good. No need to get a QB from the portal
I really wish they would not do that ! Just play Angelli
They should have Angeli, Minchey and Carr compete for the starting job, and then do the same when Knight arrives. They should stay away from the portal as far as quarterback is concerned, and develop the guys they recruit.
They might not get a starter but a back up
Highlights are great, but why is it rendered on 360p and upscaled to 1080p? It looks like I'm watching it through a fish tank.
Tyree thank you
I'd like to see Angeli run the ball and score a rushing touchdown. I hope he starts next season
Angeli looked good in a blowout, made some nice passes and the TD. Don't think the coaches will let him run wild for a TD. I'm a bit concerned about the QB position next year so ND needs some big time points to get Angeli playing time. It's on the Defense for that too happen, Hartman looking a little shakey but he's the starter til the end. Wish ND had Hartman for all his years of college
@@GP-ff8en yeah. I wonder how good of a runner he is though
@@notredameandcoltsfanyou would assume that they'll let Angeli and Minchey compete for the starting position
@@GP-ff8enHartman was doing good starting the 2nd quarter. He seemed uncomfortable in the first quarter but shook it off. He took shots giving his guys a chance to get the ball after his INTs which is a great sign
Fantastic highlight reel!!! Thanks, ND. Even though many armchair QBs/OCs/DCs abound, LOL. Pay no attention and just 'crack on'!!!
You can say that! There's so many lazy if not plain dumb takes out there
Steve Angeli looked better than Hartman maybe start him next week
Horrible clock management at the end of the half. You have to realize an automatic first down penalty can happen and of course did. Besides that… are you afraid to give the ball back to Pitt with less than a minute? Hell no. They’d like end the half on a draw, knee or turnover.
Yeah that was the worst coached 58-7 game I’ve ever seen grumble grumble
It wasn't horrible, it was a smart heads up call to wind the clock down after observing the situation, but he could've done even better by leaving another 10secs on the clock. There was no way to know if they'd pass interfere and give ND a fresh set of downs, but it wasn't even a critical decision in any way as the defense clearly had the game in hand for ND
@@simulationkev potentially… i don’t know another game to compare it to. Anything relevant?
@@JustinNDTrollSniper no, there’s no argument for that being a call that made any sense.
PI or any other penalty resulting in a first down being called is irrelevant. You leave at least 30 on the clock just in case. If anything I want to score as fast as possible and leave Pitt as much time as possible hopping they’d pass the ball. Pitt having the ball was a detriment to Pitt, not Notre Dame.
It being relevant to this game doesn’t matter. It’s an indication of the HC not making good clock management/assignment calls and is added to the list.
@@jonnybaze7449 there is an argument, he wanted to ensure they didn't have time to come back and score, so like I already said, he ran the clock down, which was smart. Just because he didn't anticipate a pass interference penalty after a holding penalty doesn't change that. He was playing for a TD on that 3rd down or field goal and he got the field goal. All of you acting like you had foresight because you heard what the announcers said sound dumb ah
Angeli looked better than Hartman in his short time out there. He didn't waste time getting the ball out and made very accurate throws. I know Sam will be the started no matter what (even with a broken leg) but he needs to be better than he's been this season.
Sam has a broken leg????
@@notredameandcoltsfanlol no
@@jonnybaze7449 good. Hope Mitch is ok
It was 51-0 at the time. Cmon, he will be fine, but let's not get carried away.
I think a lot of Sam's issues have been because the WR room has been in disarray most of the season with injuries and guys just not stepping up.
When you watch this on mute and you do the play by play yourself its so much better. Listen to Jackoff and Cowboy Jason makes me want to shove pins in my ears
What is Pitt's mediocre football coach, Narduzzi, gonna whine about now?