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Title: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on October 19, 2011, 10:36:37 AM http://www.rolltide.com/genrel/101911aaa.html
Quote TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Notre Dame administrators and student-athletes are visiting Tuscaloosa this week to help aid in tornado relief efforts. The 24 students and six administrators, who are currently on their university's fall break, elected to travel to Tuscaloosa to participate in a service trip they call "Fight for Tide." They will be working in collaboration with Project Team Up, a redevelopment and re-visioning initiative in partnership with Nick's Kids and Coach Nick and Terry Saban. Project Team Up's stated goal is to lead the way in the redevelopment of some of Alabama's hardest hit communities in the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes. "After the April 27 tornado, one of our contacts in Alabama called and asked if we would be willing to gather clothes and supplies to send to Tuscaloosa," says Sarah Smith, program coordinator for Notre Dame's student welfare department. "Many student athletes and staff from the athletic department then came up with the idea to travel to Tuscaloosa as another way to help and show our support." Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: Hannibal Lecter, MD on October 19, 2011, 11:14:25 AM http://www.rolltide.com/genrel/101911aaa.html Quote TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Notre Dame administrators and student-athletes are visiting Tuscaloosa this week to help aid in tornado relief efforts. The 24 students and six administrators, who are currently on their university's fall break, elected to travel to Tuscaloosa to participate in a service trip they call "Fight for Tide." They will be working in collaboration with Project Team Up, a redevelopment and re-visioning initiative in partnership with Nick's Kids and Coach Nick and Terry Saban. Project Team Up's stated goal is to lead the way in the redevelopment of some of Alabama's hardest hit communities in the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes. "After the April 27 tornado, one of our contacts in Alabama called and asked if we would be willing to gather clothes and supplies to send to Tuscaloosa," says Sarah Smith, program coordinator for Notre Dame's student welfare department. "Many student athletes and staff from the athletic department then came up with the idea to travel to Tuscaloosa as another way to help and show our support." Sigh...I guess this means I should dislike Notre Dame a little less now. Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 19, 2011, 11:18:07 AM Stand your ground.
Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: double nickel on October 19, 2011, 11:20:12 AM http://www.rolltide.com/genrel/101911aaa.html Quote TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Notre Dame administrators and student-athletes are visiting Tuscaloosa this week to help aid in tornado relief efforts. The 24 students and six administrators, who are currently on their university's fall break, elected to travel to Tuscaloosa to participate in a service trip they call "Fight for Tide." They will be working in collaboration with Project Team Up, a redevelopment and re-visioning initiative in partnership with Nick's Kids and Coach Nick and Terry Saban. Project Team Up's stated goal is to lead the way in the redevelopment of some of Alabama's hardest hit communities in the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes. "After the April 27 tornado, one of our contacts in Alabama called and asked if we would be willing to gather clothes and supplies to send to Tuscaloosa," says Sarah Smith, program coordinator for Notre Dame's student welfare department. "Many student athletes and staff from the athletic department then came up with the idea to travel to Tuscaloosa as another way to help and show our support." Sigh...I guess this means I should dislike Notre Dame a little less now. Only a little Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on October 19, 2011, 12:30:54 PM http://www.rolltide.com/genrel/101911aaa.html Quote TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Notre Dame administrators and student-athletes are visiting Tuscaloosa this week to help aid in tornado relief efforts. The 24 students and six administrators, who are currently on their university's fall break, elected to travel to Tuscaloosa to participate in a service trip they call "Fight for Tide." They will be working in collaboration with Project Team Up, a redevelopment and re-visioning initiative in partnership with Nick's Kids and Coach Nick and Terry Saban. Project Team Up's stated goal is to lead the way in the redevelopment of some of Alabama's hardest hit communities in the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes. "After the April 27 tornado, one of our contacts in Alabama called and asked if we would be willing to gather clothes and supplies to send to Tuscaloosa," says Sarah Smith, program coordinator for Notre Dame's student welfare department. "Many student athletes and staff from the athletic department then came up with the idea to travel to Tuscaloosa as another way to help and show our support." Sigh...I guess this means I should dislike Notre Dame a little less now. I have been to two Alabama - Notre Dame football games at Legion Field. Their fans are classy, remind me of Penn State fans. HTH Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 19, 2011, 12:37:08 PM http://www.rolltide.com/genrel/101911aaa.html Quote TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Notre Dame administrators and student-athletes are visiting Tuscaloosa this week to help aid in tornado relief efforts. The 24 students and six administrators, who are currently on their university's fall break, elected to travel to Tuscaloosa to participate in a service trip they call "Fight for Tide." They will be working in collaboration with Project Team Up, a redevelopment and re-visioning initiative in partnership with Nick's Kids and Coach Nick and Terry Saban. Project Team Up's stated goal is to lead the way in the redevelopment of some of Alabama's hardest hit communities in the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes. "After the April 27 tornado, one of our contacts in Alabama called and asked if we would be willing to gather clothes and supplies to send to Tuscaloosa," says Sarah Smith, program coordinator for Notre Dame's student welfare department. "Many student athletes and staff from the athletic department then came up with the idea to travel to Tuscaloosa as another way to help and show our support." Sigh...I guess this means I should dislike Notre Dame a little less now. I have been to two Alabama - Notre Dame football games at Legion Field. Their fans are classy, remind me of Penn State fans. HTH I actually don't have a problem with Notre Dame, to be honest. My problem is with how the media always props them up even in years when they are irrelevant. And they have been irrelevant for about 2 decades now. Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: Old Tider on October 19, 2011, 01:59:28 PM I like them because I like dynasties. They had one and we've still got one.
Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: Jamos on October 19, 2011, 03:10:26 PM http://www.rolltide.com/genrel/101911aaa.html Quote TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Notre Dame administrators and student-athletes are visiting Tuscaloosa this week to help aid in tornado relief efforts. The 24 students and six administrators, who are currently on their university's fall break, elected to travel to Tuscaloosa to participate in a service trip they call "Fight for Tide." They will be working in collaboration with Project Team Up, a redevelopment and re-visioning initiative in partnership with Nick's Kids and Coach Nick and Terry Saban. Project Team Up's stated goal is to lead the way in the redevelopment of some of Alabama's hardest hit communities in the aftermath of the April 2011 tornadoes. "After the April 27 tornado, one of our contacts in Alabama called and asked if we would be willing to gather clothes and supplies to send to Tuscaloosa," says Sarah Smith, program coordinator for Notre Dame's student welfare department. "Many student athletes and staff from the athletic department then came up with the idea to travel to Tuscaloosa as another way to help and show our support." Sigh...I guess this means I should dislike Notre Dame a little less now. I have been to two Alabama - Notre Dame football games at Legion Field. Their fans are classy, remind me of Penn State fans. HTH I actually don't have a problem with Notre Dame, to be honest. My problem is with how the media always props them up even in years when they are irrelevant. And they have been irrelevant for about 2 decades now. ^^^This^^^ #+ Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: XBAMA on October 19, 2011, 04:03:21 PM two words ... lou holtz :dunno:
Title: Re: Notre Dame's "Fight For Tide" Works With Project Team Up Post by: 2Stater on October 19, 2011, 08:31:49 PM I like one of the meltdown quotes from a ND fan around week 1...."Remember when ND was relevant? Me neither."
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