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Notre Dame Football Releases Depth Chart Ahead of Texas A&M Showdown
After months and months of the off-season, Notre Dame football has finally reached game week.
This Saturday night Notre Dame will travel to Texas A&M for one of the biggest games of the first full weekend of college football. ESPN’s College Gameday will be in College Station for the game as the eyes of the college football world will be on the Saturday night showdown.
As is the norm with Notre Dame, the depth chart was officially released on Monday morning.
Who starts at left tackle? How do the wide receivers set up? Who are the starting cornerbacks?
Here is how the Notre Dame depth chart looks entering Week One:
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Quarterback
QB1 – 13, Riley Leonard, 6-4, 216 lbs., Sr.
QB2 – 18, Steve Angeli, 6-2, 205 lbs., Jr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Running Back
RB1 – 4, Jeremiyah Love, 6-0, 206 lbs., So.
or – 24, JaDarian Price, 5-10, 203 lbs., Jr.
or – 20, Aneyas Williams, 5-10, 200 lbs., Fr.
or – 22, Devyn Ford, 5-11, 200 lbs., Gr. Sr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Wide Receiver
WR1 – No. 5, Beaux Collins, 6-2, 202 lbs., Grad. Sr.
or – No. 83, Jayden Thomas, 6-2, 218 lbs., Sr.
WR1 – 1, Jaden Greathouse, 6-1, 215 lbs., So.
WR2 – 2, Jayden Harrison, 5-10, 198 lbs., Grad. Sr.
WR1 – 6, Jordan Faison, 5-10, 182 lbs., So.
or – 10, Kris Mitchell, 6-0, 183 lbs., Grad. Sr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Tight End
TE1 – 88, Mitchell Evans, 6-5, 260 lbs., Sr.
TE2 – 87, Cooper Flanagan, 6-6, 257 lbs., So.
or – 9, Eli Raridon, 6-7, 250 lbs., Jr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Offensive Line
LT1 – 54, Anthonie Knapp, 6-4, 291 lbs., Fr.
LT2 – 79, Tosh Baker, 6-8, 320 lbs., Gr. Sr.
LG1 – 72, Sam Pendleton, 6-4, 305 lbs, So.
LG2 – 50, Rocco Spindler, 6-5, 331 lbs., Gr. Jr.
C1 – 70, Ashton Craig, 6-4, 308 lbs., Jr.
C2 – 78, Pat Coogan, 6-5, 310 lbs., Sr.
RG1 – 74, Billy Schrauth, 6-5, 315 lbs., Jr.
RG2 – 75, Sullivan Absher, 6-7, 321 lbs., So.
RT1 – 59, Aamil Wagner, 6-6, 290 lbs., Jr.
RT2 – 76 Guerby Lambert, 6-7, 318 lbs., Fr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Defensive Line
VYP1 – 12, Jordan Botelho, 6-3, 258 lbs., Gr. Sr.
VYP2 – 5, Boubacar Traore, 6-4, 240 lbs., So.
or – 44, Junior Tuihalamaka, 6-2, 246 lbs., Jr.
DT1 – 99, Rylie Mills, 6-5, 295 lbs., Gr. Sr.
DT2 – 47, Jason Onye, 6-5, 289 lbs., Sr.
or – 47, Jason Onye, 6-5, 289 lbs., Sr.
DT1 – 56, Howard Cross III, 6-1, 288 lbs., Gr. Sr.
DT2 – 41, Donovan Hinish, 6-2, 274 lbs., Jr.
DE1 – 9, RJ Oben, 6-3, 262 lbs., Gr. Sr.
DE2 – 40 Joshua Burnham 6-4, 247 lbs., Jr.
or – 30, Bryce Young, 6-7, 258 lbs., Fr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Linebackers
WLB1 – 24, Jack Kiser, 6-2, 231 lbs., Gr. Sr.
WLB2 – 4, Jaiden Ausberry, 6-2, 216 lbs., So.
or – 27, Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, 6-3, 240 lbs., Fr.
MLB1 – 34, Drayk Bowen, 6-2, 239 lbs., So.
MLB2 – 27, Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, 6-3, 250lbs., Fr.
ROV1 – 3, Jaylen Sneed, 6-1, 222 lbs., Jr.
ROV2 – 4, Jaiden Ausberry, 6-2, 216 lbs., So.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Cornerbacks
Nickel1 – 10, Jordan Clark, 5-10, 181 lbs., Gr. Sr.
Nickel2 – 21 Karson Hobbs 6-1 184 Fr.
CB1 – 20, Benjamin Morrison, 6-0, 190 lbs., Jr.
CB2 – 15, Leonard Moore, 6-2, 187 lbs., Fr.
CB1 – 29, Christian Gray, 6-0, 187 lbs., So.
CB2 – 7, Jaden Mickey, 6-0, 178 lbs., Jr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Safeties
Boundary1 – 8, Adon Shuler, 6-0, 200 lbs., So.
Boundary2 – 28, Luke Talich, 6-4, 208 lbs., So.
or – 23, Kennedy Urlacher, 5-11, 196 lbs., Fr.
Field1 – 0, Xavier Watts, 6-0, 203 lbs., Gr. Sr.
Field2 – 2, Rod Heard II, 5-11, 195 lbs., Gr. Sr.
Notre Dame Depth Chart – Special Teams
KO – 98, Mitch Jeter, 5-11, 195 lbs., Gr.
PK – 98, Mitch Jeter, 5-11, 195 lbs., Gr.
P1 – 16, James Rendell, 6-6, 219 lbs., Gr.
P2 – 90, Eric Goins, 6-2, 207 lbs., Gr.
LS1 – 49, Andrew Kros, 6-3, 222 lbs., So.
LS2 – 39, Rino Monteforte, 5-7, 198 lbs., Jr.
H1 – 26, Chris Salerno, 5-11, 208 lbs., Sr.
H2 – 81, Jack Polian, 6-0, 183 lbs., Sr.
PR – 6, Jordan Faison, 5-10, 182 lbs., So.
or – 1, Jaden Greathouse, 6-1, 215 lbs., So.
KR – 2, Jayden Harrison, 5-10, 198 lbs., Gr. Sr.
or – 4, Jeremiyah Love, 6-0, 206 lbs., So.
or – 24, Jadarian Price, 5-10, 203 lbs., Jr.
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They established Texas’ first civilian government. How San Antonians are keeping those ancestors’ memories alive.
SAN ANTONIO – America is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year, but for some, the history dates back much further.
Nearly 300 years ago, 16 families traveled thousands of miles from the Canary Islands to present-day San Antonio. When they arrived, they helped establish the first civilian government in Texas.
The descendants of these families said their story is not just part of San Antonio’s legacy, but part of the American story.
“It’s important for us to know who we came from,” said Julia Lopez, president of the Canary Islands Descendants Association. “That’s how we know what tomorrow brings.”
Canary Islanders were sent by the King of Spain to settle the “New World” in 1730. They landed in San Antonio on March 9, 1731.
“You can only imagine the journey,” Lopez said. “They sailed across the Atlantic, they walked across Mexico and up into San Antonio.”
While Spanish missionaries arrived in 1718, descendants of the Canary Islanders said they were the first to establish the city’s government.
“Our families were the first mayors of San Antonio,” Sharon Pelayo Simonick. “Our families were the first council people, our families were the first sheriff.”
The Canary Islanders were also early benefactors of San Fernando Cathedral.
A devotion to Our Lady of Candelaria, the patroness of the Canary Islands, remains inside the cathedral to this day.
“I think our story is so important because we are the story of America,” Lopez said. “We’re the story of immigration, we are the story of people who came to find a better life.”
Anthony Delgado said learning more about his ancestors changed the way he sees American history.
“Learning about our ancestors’ contributions to the American Revolution makes that history more personal,” Delgado said. “I now have an ancestral investment in this thing called America and its revolution and independence.”
For many descendants, the story of the Canary Islanders is a reminder that resilience, sacrifice and the search for a better life have always been part of the American story.
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DALLAS – North Texas’ quiet weather pattern is quickly coming to an end. Strong to severe storm chances and flooding threats return this weekend and are expected to linger through next week.
Thursday forecast
Expect partly sunny skies Thursday with a south breeze. Highs will be near 80, while lows will dip into the mid-50s and low 60s. Showers will develop around Central Texas but likely will not reach the Dallas-Fort Worth area until Friday.
Weekend forecast
Low storm chances return Friday. Storms could contain gusty winds and small hail, mostly south of U.S. Highway 84. While storms are possible early in the weekend, the potential for severe weather is not expected to peak until Sunday and Monday nights.
A storm system to the west will provide energy for storm production this weekend. Scattered storms Saturday will become more widespread Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Another round of storms is expected to develop Sunday afternoon and evening. A few strong to severe storms will be possible, along with a low flash flood threat Sunday night.
7-day forecast
The active weather pattern continues into next week. Expect wet conditions with consistent thunderstorm chances throughout the workweek.
DFW allergy levels ‘very high’
Tree pollen levels in North Texas are “very high,” according to AccuWeather. Levels are expected to remain elevated until Sunday’s rain provides relief.
Mold and grass pollen levels are moderate, while ragweed levels remain low.
The Source: Information in this article comes from the National Weather Service, AccuWeather and FOX 4 Forecasters.
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