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Something for your spare time by D8NDomer

Many schools take pride in their football heritage. As your posts illustrate, ND is second to none. In fact, I believe, even Alabama and Texas are largely based upon ND men. I am sure you know of many other examples.

This could turn into a book, but a review of the ND/Rockne/Leahy/etc. coaching tree would be both interesting and educational for both mature fans and the naive who are unaware of those who made the game great. I think you have mentioned much of this in your previous posts. But a concise listing would be handy for anyone confronted by uninformed fans from other schools who do not realise that the history of college and pro football is, perhaps more than any other school, in debt to ND.

I should think the authors on this page could guide you on how to publish something of this sort.