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Who made the postgame "ND Spirit" post? by gordonbombay
It didn't make it into the posting HOF, so I can't recite it from memory, but someone, and it may have been one of you guys, made a terrific post after that game. It was about how inspiring they found it that even with ND sitting at 0-5 and at one of its lowest points, that our fans took over a decent portion of the Rose Bowl and loudly cheered the team. A line about "this is why this program will never die" or something of the sort always stuck with me.