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To be fair, the men's lacrosse team won multiple by tf86

National championships under his watch, whereas they had never won a national championship prior to his tenure.

Of course, Duke hired Danowski before White was onboard, so he can't claim any credit, other than timing, for the success of the men's lacrosse team.

I maintain that White had incriminating pictures of high-ranking members of ND's Administration, and probably has the same for their opposite numbers at Duke. Maybe he's doing a better job at Duke, I don't know. I do know that at Notre Dame, Kevin White as Director of Athletics was the functional equivalent of George Costanza as Assistant to the Travelling Secretary of the New York Yankees. Except that Costanza was funny.