No Luck of the Irish for Notre Dame and Brian Kelly so far
Posted on Saturday, September 11, 2010 at 06:29 PM
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An injury to quarterback Dayne Crist ruined what had been a great start to the game against Michigan at South Bend.
Crist led the irish to a touchdown on the first series, but then reported he had no sight in one eye after a heavy hit.
He was forced to leave the game and backup quarterback Andrew Marr took over but threw an immediate interception.
Then Nate Montana, son of revered legend Joe stepped up.
'However, the Irish attack sputtered and quarterback Denard Robinsion began to control the game for Michigan, culminating in an incredible 87 yard run to leave his side ahead by 21-7.
In the closing seconds Montana led the Irish to the three yard line but was unable to get the ball into the end zone.
Half time Michigan 21 irish 7
Crist led the irish to a touchdown on the first series, but then reported he had no sight in one eye after a heavy hit.
He was forced to leave the game and backup quarterback Andrew Marr took over but threw an immediate interception.
Then Nate Montana, son of revered legend Joe stepped up.
'However, the Irish attack sputtered and quarterback Denard Robinsion began to control the game for Michigan, culminating in an incredible 87 yard run to leave his side ahead by 21-7.
In the closing seconds Montana led the Irish to the three yard line but was unable to get the ball into the end zone.
Half time Michigan 21 irish 7
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